Wine Guardian’s water-cooled units are ideal for geothermal, cooling tower and lake water applications. View the water-cooled system datasheet. No warm condenser air connections are required, so a water-cooled wine cellar air conditioner can be a good solution when warm condenser air venting is an issue. Completely self-contained systems provide optimal temperature and humidity control
Continue ReadingAll heat is not created equal. Houston vs. Dallas. Kuwait vs. Riyadh. Merida vs. Monterrey. Anyone who has travelled to desert areas and rain forests knows that there's a big difference between dry heat and wet heat. And at Wine Guardian, we know the difference too. When a refrigeration system operates it can cool, reduce
Continue ReadingWhen it comes to wine storage temperatures, no one has a better sense than Wine Guardian. Heat rises. That’s why it’s warmer upstairs than downstairs in many homes. The same thing can happen in your wine cellar, with the top of the wine cellar several degrees warmer than the floor. With Wine Guardian, several temperature/humidity
Continue ReadingThe Serving Temperature option allows a Wine Guardian wine-cellar cooling unit to control to an extended temperature range from 42°F to 64°F (5°C to 18°C). This option is ideal for single to multiple cabinet applications and small wine rooms where consumption-temperature cooling is preferred. It also allows the user to rotate wine stock and change set
Continue ReadingJust as there are many different types of wine available, there are also many different ways to keep that wine at the proper storage temperature. Wine Guardian provides a full range of products with the most available options, variety of capacities and styles for precise wine cellar temperature and humidity control. Here are three of
Continue ReadingBottle probes are never an effective way of accurately gauging the conditions of your cellar. When designing your wine cellar, you want to ensure stable wine temperatures for proper preservation and aging of the wine. The vast majority of sensors used to control temperature in wine-cellar air conditioners (irrespective of brand) are accurate to +/- 1°F
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