Built-in Fridge for Beer, Wine and Spirit

Built-in beverage coolers are designed to fit under-counter or into cabinetry. Comes with a seamless look, as they flush against the depth of the cabinets. They are commonly used for cold drinks in kitchens, bars, restaurants, and convenience stores. It has a vent in the front as there is no outside venting space for the fridge.

Compared to built-in, a freestanding fridge is the most common type of design. It stands alone and can be set up anywhere on the floor or countertop. It has the same function also to store and chill cold drinks in commercial places. As there is enough venting space outside, it has no special requirement for compressor venting like the built-in style.

Leave at least 30 mm (1~1.5 inch) clearance for each side. With the fan motor to cool down the compressor and condenser. Air blowing direction is from front to the back. Suitable for ambient temperature up to 43°C.

The fan motor sucks in air from the front on one side and blows the hot air out of the front on the other side. Perfect to prevent the compressor and condenser from overheating. Because there is no venting space in the back of the cooler. Suitable for ambient temperature up to 43°C. Any built-in fridge can be left as freestanding units. Also, it cost more than the freestanding type.