Modern wine cellar with APEX ducted cooling system

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Wine cellar cooling, engineered for 55°F.

Three APEX systems. Factory-sealed, shipped ready for licensed install, supported by the team behind them.

Free US shipping · 48 states2 years warrantyBuilt for US cellars
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Free US shipping·2 years warranty·Built for US cellars

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01

The target temperature

Wine stores best at 55°F, inside a 50–70°F range. A stable ±4°F band protects wine better than chasing an exact number.

02

Sizing the unit

Cooling load is calculated by cubic footage and insulation grade. Glazed cellars add roughly 15% to the load. APEX covers cellars up to 900, 1,200, and 2,000 cubic feet across three models.

03

The cellar envelope

A wine cellar needs R-20 insulation and a vapor barrier on the warm side of the wall. Most cellars that fail to hold temperature trace back to envelope mistakes, not the cooling unit.

04

Where the unit goes

The air around the condenser must stay between 50°F and 77°F. Garages, attics, and uninsulated crawlspaces fall outside this range and compromise performance.

05

Mounting and ducting

APEX is a single ducted, self-contained architecture with three mounting positions: floor, wall, or ceiling. An intake-duct option handles installations where heat can accumulate.

06

Long-term operation

APEX runs on R290 refrigerant with a scheduled defrost cycle and a wired control panel. The carbon filter is replaced yearly.

07

Who installs it

APEX requires a licensed HVAC professional. DIY installation voids the warranty. The guide includes five questions to vet an installer in 90 seconds.

Who builds APEX

One team, start to finish.

The people who engineer APEX are the same people who ship it and answer the phone when you call.

2 years warranty·For US customers