Description
30cm Dual Zone Wine Cabinet
RWC3018SS 30cm Wine Cabinet User Guide
Rangemaster’s wine cabinets have been designed to provide the best conditions for your wine. Available in Black and Stainless Steel finishes there’s a style to suit.
The dual temperature zones for two different internal temperatures, one in the upper section and one in the lower, allow you to enjoy all wines at the perfect temperature. With triple glazed doors, UV filtered glass to protect the wine from the sun’s harmful rays and an anti-vibration system to avoid disturbing sediment, our wine cabinets provide the optimal environment to store your wine.
The 30cm wine cabinet has an 18 bottle capacity and 5 glide-out premium wooden shelves for easy access.
Technical Specifications
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Anti-vibration System
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Yes
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Climate Class
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N (25°C) Ambient
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UV Free Light
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Yes
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UV Filtered Glass
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Yes
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Temperature Range Upper Zone F
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39F – 54F
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Temperature Range Upper Zone C
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4°C – 12°C
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Temperature Range Lower Zone F
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54F – 72F
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Temperature Range Lower Zone C
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12°C – 22°C
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Refrigeration system
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Frost_Free
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Bottle Capacity
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18 bottles
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Current Draw (A)
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0.5
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Height (Min / Max) mm
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820-880
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Control Panel Child Lock
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Yes
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Product Family
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Wine Cabinet
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Charcoal Filter
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Yes
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Back Panel
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Black
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Product Type
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Built-in
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Control Panel
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Digital control with touch panel in cabinet
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Colour Matched Door Side Panels
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Yes
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Logo Type
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Branded wooden shelf
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Cavity Light
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LED
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Light Position
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Top/Lower Zone
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Hinge Type
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Reversible door can be handed left or right
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Interchangeable Hinge Position
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Yes
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Cable Supplied
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Yes
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Plug Fitted
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Yes
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Fridge Shelves
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5 Beech Timber Shelves
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Shelf Material
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Beech Timber
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Door Alarm
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Yes
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Total Gross Volume (ltrs)
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56
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Total Net Volume (ltrs)
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55
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Adjustable Feet
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Yes
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Energy Rating
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G
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Width (mm)
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295
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Height (mm)
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820
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Weight (kg)
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54
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Removable Parts for Cleaning – Shelf Support
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Shelves
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