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two-colour digital display shows the median temperature for each segment [red for red wine, green for white wine]. Flexible architectural cabinet layout: the chilling compartment Using the height-adjustablepartition building shelf, the capacity of the two temperature zones can quickly and easily be changed to suit varying demands. Five different positions are possible. Many guests – no problems: in the lower part of the cabinet accommodates up to 24 bottles and keeps you well prepared for any amount of guests. Ideal for sparkling wines and champagne, soft drinks and spirits.

Dometic service design wine cellar SW 180

Separate temperature zones: The SW 180 featuresan insulated partition shelf that divides the cabinet interior in two dedicated temperature zones: the upper segment for red wines [14 to 18°C], the lower one for white wines [6 to 10°C]. Each compartment has a temperature gradient which allows to store specific red and white wine varieties at the ideal temperature. The

Not one, but several perfect temperatures

The wine offering of the day – ready for servingat just the right temperature. Two dedicated temperature zones for white and red wines, and modular building design . an extra chilling compartment for the champagne. Dometic’s service wine cellar easily adapts to the diverse needs of restaurants and changes of menu. Its flexibility is the result of its unique
Red for red wines,green for the whites:the display shows themedian temperaturein each compartmentStylish marking with chalk on slate:the reusable magneticstrips help you immediately identifyyour wines II42II
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