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Temperature Control Wine Cellar SLS41 39 Bottles
The SLS41 Service wine cellar from La Sommelière, allows you to easily put the wine at an ideal temperature for tasting and to avoid an imbalance in case of too high temperature in the room. Thus, whatever the ambient temperature of your home, you are sure to serve wine at the right temperature !
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Warranty :
Extension +3 years (i.e. 5 years) EXT2
Total : 3 Año(s) de garantía extendida (€150.00)
A high-performance SLS41 serving cellar
The SLS41 serving cellar from La Sommelière maintains a constant and stable temperature in the cellar and allows you to enjoy bottles of wine at an ideal temperature for tasting. Thus, whatever the ambient temperature of your home, you are sure to serve the wine at the right temperature and to avoid an imbalance in case of too high temperature. It is ideal for keeping bottles within easy reach and ready to be enjoyed.
An elegant wine cellar
Aesthetically pleasing, the SLS41 serving cellar will blend in with your interior design. Equipped with 2 beech wood shelves and a metal storage rack at the bottom of the cellar, this serving cellar has a capacity of 39 bottles! Its black color will bring a touch of elegance in your living room or kitchen. The control panel offers a blue electronic display and the cellar has a white LED interior light.
Main features of our wine cellar SLS41 :
> 2 wooden shelves (beech), wooden front (beech), sliding type
> 1 metal support at the bottom of the cellar
> 1 adjustable foot (height 0,7 cm)
> Anti-vibration system
Range
Service
Installation type
Freestanding
Product color
Black
Type of wine possible
All type of bottles
Temperature range
5-18
Number of zones
1
Number of bottles
39
Spareparts available time in years
10 years
Type of product
Wine Cellar service
Installation room
Living room or dining room (heated room)
VINOTAG compatible
Yes
EAN
3541362010032
Bottle capacity
S (< 50)
Gross volume (L)
85.00
Net volume (L)
80.00
Gross weight (kg)
28.0
Net weight (kg)
23.0
Gross dimensions with packaging (WxDxH)
51.0 x 46.5 x 87.0
Net dimensions (WxDxH)
47.4 x 44.0 x 84.0
Number of adjustable feet
1
Material of shelves
Wooden
Thermometer
Yes
Hygrometer
No
Shelves modularity
Yes
ACCESSORY_LIST_GENERATED_FOR_WEB
2 shelves, wire , 1 , wire
Type of door
Windows
Opening direction
Left to right
Number of glass layers
2
Handle type
Integrated
Anti-UV
Yes
Reversible door
No
Tempered glass
Yes
Light source
LED
Connected features
Register only
Main cooling system
Static
Hygrometry regulation
Natural hygrodynamy
Defrost
Automatic
Type of control panel
Soft touch
Temperature memory
No
Anti- vibration system
YES
Vinotag Application alert
Peak date
Stock
Stock
Child lock
Yes
Lock
No
Regulation type
Electronic
Power input (W)
85.00
Frequency (Hz)
50
Electrical intensity (A)
0.6
Climate class
N (16-32)
Energy class 2024
G
Annual energy consumption (kWh/year)
135
Noise level (dB)
38
Type of gas
R600a
EEI (%)
167
Annual cost of use
23.4765
Voltage (V)
220-240
SLS41 - IM FR GB DE NL SP IT v06
SLS41 - IM FR GB DE NL SP IT v060621.pdf
SLS41 Label_376663.pdf
SLS41 Label_376663.pdf
SLS41 Plan de Remplissage.pdf
SLS41 Plan de Remplissage.pdf
SLS41_Fiche_376663_en.pdf
SLS41_Fiche_376663_en.pdf
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