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CTP252A wine cellar 248 bottles
An attractive black aging wine cellar with a solid door, ideal for ageing up to 248 bottles of wine protected from all external sources of damage (light, odours, temperature fluctuations, etc.). This stylish, eco-friendly cellar is rated energy class A. Supplied with 6 shelves.
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Range
Tradition
Installation type
Freestanding
Type of wine possible
All type of bottles
Temperature range
5-20
Number of zones
1
Number of bottles
248
Spareparts available time in years
7-10 years
Type of product
Ageing Wine Cellar
Installation room
Garage or storeroom (unheated room)
VINOTAG compatible
Yes
EAN
3541361710056
Bottle capacity
XL (> 200)
Net volume (L)
451.00
Gross weight (kg)
82.0
Net weight (kg)
76.0
Gross dimensions with packaging (WxDxH)
63.0 x 74.0 x 185.0
Net dimensions (WxDxH)
59.5 x 67.5 x 183.0
Number of charcoal filter
1
Material of shelves
Wire
Thermometer
Yes
Hygrometer
No
Shelves modularity
Yes
Type of door
Plain
Door color
Black
Reversible door
No
Light source
LED
Connected features
Register only
Main cooling system
Air moving system
Hygrometry regulation
Natural hygrodynamy
Defrost
Automatic
Anti- vibration system
YES
Lock
Yes
Winter System
Yes
Regulation type
Electronic
Power input (W)
105.00
Frequency (Hz)
50
Electrical intensity (A)
0
Climate class
N (16-32)
Annual energy consumption (kWh/year)
166
Noise level (dB)
42
Type of gas
R600a
Annual cost of use
28.8674
Voltage (V)
220-240
CTP252A - Notice FR EN NL.pdf
CTP252A - Notice FR EN NL.pdf
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