Perlick Built In Wine Cooler HC24WB

Perlick Built In Wine Cooler HC24WB Review

Perlick Built In Wine Cooler HC24WB Feature

• 48 Bottle Capacity
• Removable Shelves
• Stainless Steel Ball Bearing Glide Racks
• Auto Defrost
• Commercial Grade Stainless Steel Interior

Perlick Built In Wine Cooler HC24WB. 48 bottle capacity. Extra storage under shelves for up to 5 additional bottles. Stainless steel ball bearing glides provide smooth movement of shelves. Shelves are removable and adjustable to accommodate oversized (magnum) bottles. Cabinet construction eliminates vibration transfer to reserve. Wine reserve temperature 40 - 65 degrees F. Designed with fully integrated depth to allow flush fit with. surrounding cabinetry. Zero-clearance hinging allows for abutment with surrounding cabinetry. With 3/4 wood overlay, the unit will stand flush with cabinetry. Best in class 700 Btu commercial grade compressor. Front-vented, forced air refrigeration system. Commercial grade stainless steel interior. Maintenance free automatic cycle defrost. Industry Exclusive convertible door design allows all doors the ability to be converted to wood overlay from stainless steel. Low E, UV coated glass provides industry leading insulation and protection. Whisper quiet performance allows unit to be used in any room in a residence or office. Height: 34. Width: 23 7/8. Depth without handle: 23 15/16. Depth without Door and Handle: 22 1/8. Height of Vent: 3 5/8. Degrees Required for Pull-Out Shelf Clearance: 95. Min. Clearance for Door Swing: 24 25/32. Min. Clearance from a Corner to Achieve Required Door Swing: 3 11/32. Cutout Height (Min.-Max): 34 1/2 - 35 1/2. Cutout Width: 24. Cutout Depth: 24. Electrical: 115V, 60 Hz., 1 phase AC, 3 amps. Plumbing: None required - condensate evaporates automatically. Door Hinging: Field reversible doors. Shipping Weight: 145 lbs.. Refrigerated Volume: 4.9 cu. ft.. Perlick was founded in 1917, located Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The partnership was called R. Perlick Brass Works. The goal was to begin an organization that would be recognized by its peers as a responsible manufacturer of items made of brass. In the years that followed, Perlick manufactured brass fittings for in plant brewery use, along with keg fittings and coo