CellarPro 1800QT-HE — Wine Cellar Cooling Unit (1/6 Ton)
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Product Specs
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* Assumes 85°F ambient, 55°F inside the cellar, and proper cellar construction with R19 insulation throughout.
** Requires a compressor heater below 40°F and a fan cycling switch below 20°F.
Coverage varies by model: Certain 110V models include five years of parts-and-labor coverage. Many other models include two years of parts-and-labor coverage plus five years on the internal compressor. Certain 220V models carry a one-year warranty.
Split systems and air handlers: Current 115V systems generally include two years of parts-and-labor coverage and five years on the internal compressor. The Warranty Activation Checklist must be completed and submitted; the coverage period begins on the purchase date.
Claims and service: CellarPro may repair or replace a covered unit with a new or refurbished unit. Service must be performed by CellarPro or a designated repair facility unless otherwise authorized. The purchaser is generally responsible for shipping, removal and reinstallation.
Common exclusions: Damage caused by negligence, commercial use, accident, improper maintenance, installation, service, repair or use is not covered.
Coverage can differ substantially by model and voltage. The manufacturer’s written warranty controls. Contact WineCellars.com so we can identify the correct policy for your unit.
The BTU/h range is an estimate and may not account for all real-world conditions. Certain cellar designs may require a higher-capacity unit, especially when materials like glass, stone, or concrete reduce insulation efficiency. To ensure reliable performance and proper temperature control, we recommend selecting a unit with additional capacity. An undersized system can shorten equipment lifespan and may not achieve the desired temperature.
