$ 1297.00
Whirlpool WUW35X15DS
Whirlpool WUW35X15DS Under Counter Wine Refrigeration, 15" Width, 34 Wine Bottle Capacity, Stainless Steel colour
Whirlpool introduces our new undercounter wine center with storage for up to 34 bottles of your favorite red or white wines. Custom temperature selection allows you to store wine the way you prefer best. Plus, you'll see just what you are looking for with LED interior lighting. Now, your undercounter center blends seamlessly with your existing kitchen design thanks to the towel bar handle.
- Custom temperature selection allows you to store wine the way you prefer.
- Store up to 34 bottles of your favorite red or white wines.
- Now, your undercounter center blends seamlessly with your existing kitchen design thanks to the towel bar handle.
| Dimensions | |
| Depth | 6032.50 cm, 23-3/4 in |
| Height | 8794.75 cm, 34-5/8 in |
| Width | 3810.00 cm, 15.0 in |
| Configuration and Overview | |
| Installation Option | Freestanding or Built-In |
| Controls | |
| Control Location | Interior Up Front |
| Control Lockout | No |
| Cooling On/Off | Yes |
| Door Ajar/Open Alarm | Yes |
| Number of Temperature Controlled Zones | 1 |
| Appearance | |
| Cabinet Finish | Textured |
| Handle Location | Vertical |
| Handle Material | Metal |
| Reversible Door | Yes |
| Window | Yes |
| Details | |
| Number of Shelves | 6 |
| Temperature Divider LED Dimmer Switch | No |
| Refinements | |
| Features | LED Lighting, Single Temperature Controlled Zones, Wine Storage Only |
| AHAM Volumes And Shelf Area | |
| Bottle Capacity | 34 |
| Exterior | |
| Cabinet Material | Prepainted Steel |
| Configuration | |
| Refrigeration Configuration | Wine Cellar |
| GDS | |
| GPC Code | 10003695 |
| UDEX | 1101290375 |
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Depth | 25 1/2 |
| Width | 15 |
| Height | 34 5/8 |
| Carton Depth | 26 1/2 |
| Carton Height | 35 1/2 |
| Carton Width | 16 1/2 |
| Cutout Depth | 24 7/8 |
| Cutout Height | 35 1/4 |
| Cutout Width | 15 3/4 |
| Depth Closed Excluding Handles | 21 7/8 |
| Depth Closed Including Handles | 25 1/2 |
| Depth Excluding Doors | 21 7/8 |
| Gross Weight | 97 |
| Maximum Height | 34 5/8 |
| Minimum Height | 34 1/16 |
| Certifications | |
| Prop 65 | Standard |
| UL | UL |
| AHAM Volumes And Shelf Area | |
| Bottle Capacity | 34 |
| Description | |
| Type of Refrigerator | Wine Cellar |
| Appearance | |
| Window | Yes |
| Cabinet Finish | Textured |
| Handle Material | Metal |
| Reversible Door | Yes |
| Handle Location | Vertical |
| Controls | |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Cooling On/Off | Yes |
| Number of Temperature Controlled Zones | 1 |
| Verrouillage des commandes | No |
| Temperature Range | 41F to 64F |
| Door Ajar/Open Alarm | Yes |
| Control Location | Interior Up Front |
| Max Cool/Fast Cool | No |
| Exterior | |
| Cabinet Color | Black |
| Door Color | Stainless Steel |
| Handle Type | Towel Bar |
| Door Opening | Left |
| Cabinet Material | Prepainted Steel |
| Details | |
| Number of Shelves | 6 |
| Shelf Description | Wine Rack |
| Liner Finish | Plastic |
| Interior Light | LED |
| Temperature Divider LED Dimmer Switch | No |
| Electrical | |
| Amps | 15 or 20 |
| Volts | 115 |
| Hz | 60 |
| Refinements | |
| WHR Beverage and Wine Center | LED Lighting,Single Temperature Controlled Zones,Wine Storage Only |
| Configuration and Overview | |
| Installation Option | Freestanding or Built-In |
| Configuration | |
| Refrigeration Configuration | Wine Cellar |
| Refinement | |
| Style | Undercounter Refrigerator |
| GDS | |
| GPC Code | 10003695 |
| UDEX | 1101290375 |
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