WineZone Ducted Cooling Units are ideal for L–shaped, long and narrow rooms. Or for any space where one point source of air won‘t properly circulate. These cooling units are also perfect for cellar storage. Or maturing wine for extended periods of time. With WineZone Ducted Cooling Units, no visible mechanical equipment is needed in the wine cellar. As supply and return air is ducted into the room in a similar fashion to a central air conditioner. This leaves more wall space for racking and artwork.
If the room is already complete, ducting can be placed in the soffits. This type of refrigeration system is the quietest and provides accurate and fast–acting thermostat controls. Additionally, a humidification and dehumidification air handler system allows for total climate control in the wine cellar. The ducted unit can be used with either an indoor or outdoor remote condensing unit. Which moves the heat and noise away from the cellar. Decorative wooden and metal registers are also available. However, installation and adjustment of the unit must be done by a qualified HVAC technician.
Certainly! Here are some frequently asked questions (FAQs) about winezone cooling units.
A WineZone ducted cooling system is a wine cellar refrigeration solution where the cooling equipment is installed remotely, and conditioned air is delivered into the cellar through ductwork. Only supply and return vents are visible inside the cellar, creating a clean, unobstructed design.
The system uses insulated ducts to move cool air from a remote unit into the wine cellar while removing warm air through return ducts. The evaporator and condenser are typically located outside the cellar, ensuring efficient heat removal and quiet operation.
Yes. Ducted systems are considered the quietest type of wine cellar cooling because all mechanical components are located outside the cellar, leaving only silent airflow through vents inside.
They are ideal for:
Yes. Ducted systems allow multiple supply and return vents, ensuring even temperature distribution across the entire cellar, especially in larger or complex layouts.
Yes. WineZone ducted air handler systems can include integrated humidification and dehumidification features, allowing full climate control for optimal wine storage conditions.
Yes. Ductwork is essential for these systems, as it transports cool air into the cellar and removes warm air. Proper duct design is critical for system efficiency and performance
Most ducted systems can be installed up to approximately 25 feet away, depending on the model and duct design. Longer duct runs may reduce efficiency and require system adjustments.
Yes. Due to ductwork, airflow design, and refrigeration components, installation should be performed by a qualified HVAC professional to ensure proper performance and longevity.
Yes. WineZone ducted systems are typically installed in attics, mechanical rooms, garages, or other remote locations to keep heat and noise away from the wine cellar.
Ducted systems are best suited for:
Yes. These systems are designed to deliver consistent cooling with minimal temperature fluctuations, which helps preserve wine quality while maintaining efficient operation when properly sized and installed.
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Wine Zone offers a comprehensive range of cooling units, each designed to fit different cellar sizes and layouts. The company’s products are manufactured with high-quality materials and advanced technology, making them durable and efficient. WineZone Ducted Systems are also flexible and easy to install, allowing wine enthusiasts to create the perfect environment for their collections quickly.
One of the key features of Wine Zone cooling units is their ability to maintain a stable temperature and humidity level. Wine requires specific temperatures to age properly, and any fluctuations can have a detrimental effect on the wine’s taste and quality. Wine Zone cooling units ensure that the temperature in the cellar stays constant, with precision control of 1/10 of a degree. This means that wine collectors can store their collections with confidence, knowing that the temperature is always at the ideal humidity levels.
