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Draining and rear of cooling unit.

10 years ago

Where did you locate the drainage and the electrical outlet for the unit? Do you have a picture of the outside of wine cellar showing the back of the cooling unit?
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Cachet Wine Cellars
10 years ago
Ed. Thanks for contacting Coastal Custom Wine Cellars. The photo is of a self contained cooling unit by WhisperKOOL. You are looking at the back of the system located inside the wine cellar. The front side looks much the same on this model. 110V electrical outlet is to the left of the cooling unit and the drain line was not needed for this particular install. Call me at 949-355-4376 for more details and photos of a cooling unit that would be appropriate for your enclosure.

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