23.5'' W 46 Bottle and 156 Cans Single Zone Freestanding/Built-In Wine Refrigerator

Features

• Built-in & freestanding - the wine fridges can be installed either as a cabinet built-in or freestanding style. You can get it permanently installed in a kitchen cabinet, convert an existing bookshelf, or have a stand-alone unit in your bar area. Or you can just put it in the living room.
• Traditional style meets modern technology - the stainless steel door frame and transparent glass could cater to any type of home and kitchen decoration. The new advanced cooling system reduces noise and vibration with 25% more energy efficiency while fan-forced cooling circulates air to reduce initial cool down and help prevent drastic temperature fluctuations.
• UV-resistant double-paned thermopane glass door - air-tight seal and dual-pane glass design keep your wine at a steady temperature. It locks out moisture, blocks UV light, and ensures that the interior cooling system circulates as designed with a built-in fan.
• Easy-control touch panel - comes with a control panel with all functions marked, which makes it easier for you to adjust the temperature. Set the temperature (36-64℉) with a light touch with your fingertip, and create an ideal environment for your bottles of red, white, champagne, or beverages.
• Safety lock - a safety lock comes with a key to protect your worthy collection and keep your children from accidentally touching alcohol.
• Can be adjusted from the temperature range 2℃-18℃℃ (36℉-64℉), the perfect temperature will give the soda, cans of beer, or champagne the best taste.
• If you have any questions, you can contact us by email or call us on the instructions. We will help you solve the problem as soon as possible. We provide a one-month replacement and refund, one a year warranty.
• Besides checking the product measurements, you should also.
• Walk the delivery path: Measure doorways, hallways, stairways, and areas where there may be a tight fit to ensure your appliance will fit.
• Measure your space: If purchasing a freestanding unit, measure the area you plan on keeping it. If purchasing a built-in unit, first measure the height from the floor to the lowest point of any overhead cabinets. Then, the depth from the back wall to the front edge of your counters. Finally, the width at the upper cabinet, countertop, and base levels at its narrowest points.
• Include ventilation space; you’ll need minimum clearances of 2 inches from the back wall, 1 inch from the upper cabinet, and 1/8 inch on either side of the fridge.