CellarPro 4200VSi 220V/50Hz Cooling Unit #1512 100-200 Bottle Capacity Energy-efficient components (compressor and EC Handle Position:Right

Name: CellarPro 4200VSi 220V/50Hz Cooling Unit #1512 100-200 Bottle Capacity Energy-efficient components (compressor and EC Handle Position:Right
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 71172178823
Price: 2547.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.315 (28 reviews)

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CellarPro 4200VSi 220V 50Hz Cooling Unit #1512 100 200 Bottle Capacity Energy efficient components (compressor and EC Handle Position:Right Energy efficient components (compressor and EC Fans on both the cold and hot sides) save $57 CellarPro's 6000S EC cooling units (1 2 Ton Nominal) are engineered for wine cellars up to 1 Remote thermostat is available as an upgrade Configurations

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