Wine Guardian Through-The-Wall Wine Cooling Units

Sizing depends on cellar volume, insulation, glass area, ambient temperature, and door seals, not floor space alone. The TTW range covers roughly 1,000 to 3,500 BTU per hour. Confirm the right capacity with Wine Guardian's sizing calculator and a qualified HVAC professional before purchase.

A through-the-wall unit is self-contained and installs between studs, exhausting into an adjacent interior room with no ductwork or remote condenser. A split system separates the evaporator and condenser, letting the noisy components sit remotely, which suits larger or sound-sensitive installations.

The Sentinel and Defender series include a humidity sensor (a combined thermostat and humidistat) for humidifier connection. The Classic series does not include a humidity sensor, so choose Sentinel or Defender if you need integrated humidity control in your cellar.

Yes. TTW units are designed for DIY installation by sliding the unit through a wall sleeve or mounting it to the studs, so a licensed contractor is not required. Confirm placement, electrical supply, and ventilation with a qualified professional for your specific cellar.

The Defender series adds an exterior grille and a coated condenser coil rated for 0 to 125 degrees Fahrenheit ambient, so the unit can exhaust into an unconditioned space such as a garage or attic. It also adds an electric heater and the ultra quiet package.

The TTW01B replaces the discontinued 1,000 BTU per hour class TTW009, and the TTW02B replaces the 2,000 BTU per hour class TTW018. The newer B series adds Bluetooth and NFC controls, a coated evaporator coil, and updated fail-safe protections.

As low as about 48 dBA at six feet on the TTW01B Defender, comparable to a quiet library or moderate rainfall. Sentinel and Defender add sound reduction foam, and the Defender ultra quiet package reduces operating noise further.