EdgeStar Single Zone 15 " Built-In 30 Bottle Wine Refrigerator

Features

• Fan-Forced Front Ventilation: Allows for a flush installation with cabinetry, enhancing the overall aesthetic of your space.
• Slim Design: At just 15 inches wide, this unit is perfect for replacing a trash compactor or fitting into narrow undercounter spaces.
• User-Friendly Interface: Touch controls and a digital display simplify the selection of the ideal temperature settings.
• Elegant Presentation: Equipped with slide-out wood-trimmed wire wine racks, a stainless steel trimmed door, and soft LED lighting, this cooler beautifully showcases your wine collection.
• Built-In Carbon Filter: Protects your wine from unpleasant odors, ensuring a fresh tasting experience.
• Customizable Door Swing: Choose between right or left-swinging doors for flexible installation options.
• Efficient Temperature Control: Fan-forced internal circulation prevents uneven temperature distribution, ensuring that all wine reaches the desired temperature quickly.
• Integrated Door Lock: Provides added security to prevent tampering with your thermostat and wine collection.
• Storage Capacity: Features six full-size, slide-out wood-trimmed wire shelves and one small slide-out wood-trimmed wire shelf, accommodating up to 25 standard Bordeaux wine bottles.
• Installation Requirements: For built-in installations, ensure a minimum clearance of 1" to 2" at the back for proper ventilation and service access. The unit must be placed in a sheltered area protected from the elements (wind, rain, etc.) and allows for forward servicing. Please refer to the Owner's Manual for further installation details.
• 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.