CellarPro 2000vsi Cooling Unit #27056
Cellar Pro 2000vsi Cooling Unit #27056
Item# CPRO-2000VSI
Price: $3395.00
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Specs and Features
- Capacity: 1886 BTUH
- Size: 14.125w x 22.25d x 13.25h (in)
- Weight: 72 lb
- Power/Rating: 115V AC / 60 Hz
Compressor Amps:
- Startup (LRA): 22.2 Amps
- Unit Amp Rating: 4.02 Amps
- Total Watts with Fans on High: 316
- Total Watts with Fans on Low: 305
1/4 Ton Nominal - Warranty: Optional Extended Warranty
Designed for wine cellars with limited space. Unit will fit in between studs and/or above door frames.
CellarPro's 2000VSi 1/4 Ton Nominal wine cellar refrigeration system designed for low profile installations in
commercial and residential wine cellars.
The hot air intake/exhaust can be ducted up to 100 equivalent feet (50 feet per duct) without an inline fan, or 200
equivalent feet (100 feet per duct) with an inline fan. The cold air intake/exhaust also can be ducted up to 100
equivalent feet (50 feet per duct).
- Requires fresh air intake to dissipate the heat generated
- fresh air intake must come from space outside cellar.
- Intuitive LED display
- Adjustable humidity control
- Commercia-grade Electrofin Coating
- Variable-speed fan inside cellar
- Variable-speed fan outside cellar
- Condensate management system
- Energy save mode
- Temperature set point range of 47°F to 62°F
- Unit operates with minimal vibrations
- Audible and visual alarms and maintenance needed indicators
- With dual power sources and a 10-foot power cord, the unit can be plugged into a receptacle from either the front or the rear of the cooling unit, providing flexibility for most installations.
- Common dedicated 15-amp circuit is required to power the unit
- Our easy-access air filter protects the condenser coils and increases the expected useful life of the cooling unit
- Adjustable mounting brackets, included as standard equipment, ensure easy installation
- Removable steel case and refrigerant access valve provides access to the internal components for servicing and repair
- CellarPro's 5-Year Standard Warranty, the most thorough in the industry, protects the unit against manufacturing defects
- An optional Extended Warranty (P/N 1836) is available for additional protection
- ETL Tested and Certified to rigorous UL Standards for safety (PENDING)
Introduction:
When ducting the FRONT of CellarPro VS and Split cooling units, varying amounts of condensation can occur depending on the ambient conditions where the cooling unit will be located. The charts above are designed to provide guidance in selecting the appropriate front duct kit depending on 1. Your desired cellar temperature, 2. The ambient temperature where the cooling unit will be located, and 3. the ambient relative humidity where the cooling unit will be located.
When ducting the FRONT of CellarPro VS and Split cooling units, varying amounts of condensation can occur depending on the ambient conditions where the cooling unit will be located. The charts above are designed to provide guidance in selecting the appropriate front duct kit depending on 1. Your desired cellar temperature, 2. The ambient temperature where the cooling unit will be located, and 3. the ambient relative humidity where the cooling unit will be located.
Discussion:
Condensation generally occurs on the cold surfaces of the face and around the front of the cooling unit when the temperature of the metal falls below the ambient dew point (a function of temperature and humidity). The greater the difference between the dew point and the metal temperature (ie the higher the dew point and the lower the metal temperature), the more condensation will occur. For this reason, CellarPro has developed two front duct kits for its VS and Split systems: a duct kit for LOW humidity conditions, and a duct kit for HIGH humidity conditions. The HIGH humidity duct kit has extra insulation around the front and face of the cooling unit, and always should be used together with our remote control display kit. In some cases (shown above in red), the humidity conditions are too high even for our HIGH humidity duct kit. In this case, the cooling unit should be moved to a conditioned space and the rear should be ducted if necessary.
Condensation generally occurs on the cold surfaces of the face and around the front of the cooling unit when the temperature of the metal falls below the ambient dew point (a function of temperature and humidity). The greater the difference between the dew point and the metal temperature (ie the higher the dew point and the lower the metal temperature), the more condensation will occur. For this reason, CellarPro has developed two front duct kits for its VS and Split systems: a duct kit for LOW humidity conditions, and a duct kit for HIGH humidity conditions. The HIGH humidity duct kit has extra insulation around the front and face of the cooling unit, and always should be used together with our remote control display kit. In some cases (shown above in red), the humidity conditions are too high even for our HIGH humidity duct kit. In this case, the cooling unit should be moved to a conditioned space and the rear should be ducted if necessary.
