Thermoelectric Wine Coolers

There are many advantages to having a wine cooler. Whether you need a small wine cooler or one on the larger side, Elite Wine Refrigeration has a wide variety available. No matter how many bottles you’re looking to accommodate, we have a selection of thermoelectric coolers within our collection that make the ideal wine storage.

Elite Wine Refrigeration has been providing top-of-the-range thermoelectric wine coolers for many years, making us one of the best wine storage providers in the industry. We care for our customers and aim to find them the perfect product - we stock various wine refrigerators that are waiting for the perfect home.

If you’re looking for the ideal thermoelectric wine cooler, shop our range today. To find out more information about our thermoelectric products, read on.

Benefits of Thermoelectric Wine Coolers

If you’re an avid wine drinker, it’s key that you have efficient storage. Wine coolers act as a designated area for your wine to chill, making your alcohol age accordingly and ready to serve at any given time. Unlike regular household fridge freezers, wine coolers are set at temperatures, depending on what model you purchase.

Thermoelectric wine coolers have fewer moving parts, meaning they operate silently. Having a quiet wine cooler can be beneficial for a number of reasons - low vibrational fridges don’t disturb the sediment at the bottom of wine bottles, something that can be damaging to both the taste and aromas.

The last thing you want after a long working week is to come home to try and relax with a humming wine cooler in the distance. Lower vibrational wine coolers are popular among homeowners with more people opting to buy thermoelectric designs over compressor models.

How are Thermoelectric Wine Coolers Different to Compressor Wine Coolers?

Although both thermoelectric and compressor wine coolers are similar, thermoelectric designs have a long list of benefits. Compared to compressor models, thermoelectric wine coolers are better for the environment, easier to install and quieter.

Certain refrigerator models can use hazardous chemicals, meaning they emit more greenhouse gases - this can be damaging to the planet and contribute towards climate change. Luckily, thermoelectric wine coolers aren’t among the list of cooler models that use chemicals, making them one of the safest and eco-conscious choices to go for.

If you’re looking for an energy-efficient wine cooler to house your collections, we recommend that you browse through our thermoelectric models. If you only have a small collection of wines, whether that’s consisting of red, white, rosé, Champagne or Prosecco, thermoelectric wine coolers are ideal for all types.

Regardless of the beverage you’re needing to chill, thermoelectric wine coolers can store both cans and water as well as wine and beer. Cooling your wine is crucial if you want to be able to taste the key flavours and notes within your bottle - failing to cool your wine at the right temperature could be detrimental, causing your wine to lack taste.

How Do Thermoelectric Wine Coolers Work?

Using a design that’s been inspired by the Peltier effect, thermoelectric wine coolers operate by an electric current that helps create different temperatures both inside and outside of the cooler.

Heat is removed from the wine cooler, leaving the inside much cooler - this is what allows your wine to stay chilled for long periods of time. Thermoelectric wine coolers are designed specifically for wine storage, making them one of the best choices to go for in regard to choosing a wine cooler to purchase.

A small fan is situated within thermoelectric coolers, which helps to distribute cool air. Thankfully, there are no moving parts inside thermoelectric designs, making them perfect for those who prefer a silent unit.

Thermoelectric Wine Cooler Installation

Thermoelectric wine coolers work best when they’re freestanding. Freestanding models offer many conveniences and give you more free rein in your home or commercial space when it comes to positioning your wine cooler.

Although thermoelectric designs can be integrated within your kitchen cabinet, wall space or home bar, it’s best to leave them freestanding - this is because of the fan technology, the more room that’s left around them the better they’ll operate.

Typically, thermoelectric wine coolers have fewer shelves, which means that they’re best for people with smaller-sized collections rather than large ones. Whether you decide to have your cooler built-in or not is down to preference - if you’re unsure about the installation process, contact a member of the Elite Wine Refrigeration today.

With more homeowners warming to the idea of having a thermoelectric wine cooler in their homes, there’s no surprise that they’re becoming so popular.

Thermoelectric Wine Coolers at Elite Wine Refrigeration

Based in the heart of Cheshire, Elite Wine Refrigeration is a much-trusted wine storage supplier. Having provided top-quality wine coolers, cabinets and wine walls to UK residents since they first opened their doors back in 2016, you can rest assured that you’ll be getting the best product on the market.

Similar to a dual-zone wine cooler, thermoelectric models can have different temperatures. With an array of controls, it’s easier than ever to store your wine in the best-suited temperature range. As some of our models have a UV-treated glass door feature, you won’t have to worry about excess light exposure.

Elite Wine Refrigeration stock Climadiff, Liebherr and Swisscave to name a few - all products are made with a sleek, black material, perfect for all interiors. Chill your wine and enjoy a glass with some ice. We look forward to helping customers find the right thermoelectric wine cooler for their collection.

If you require any additional information about our thermoelectric wine coolers, feel free to contact us regarding any questions that you may have - we will be happy to help and get back to you with a reply if we happen to miss your call.