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The CS025 is a ceiling-mounted ductless split wine cellar cooling system, rated at 2,970 BTU/h and built to hold a wine room at 55°F to 58°F. It requires no ductwork.
The CS025 is designed to recess into a ceiling and fit between standard joist construction, with a paintable grille that blends into the room. That makes it ideal for wine displays with living space around them or all-glass wine rooms where wall space is limited and equipment must stay hidden.
Every system ships with a coated evaporator coil, a Wireless2Base remote interface controller, aluminum chassis with corrosion-resistant, commercial-grade components, and Wine Guardian fail-safe protection. With the optional serving-temperature control the system can cool as low as 45°F, and an optional humidifier reaches 55% to 65% relative humidity. As an authorized Wine Guardian dealer, we list the CS025 with full manufacturer specifications; installation requires a qualified contractor and final sizing should be confirmed with the Wine Guardian cooling calculator.
| Feature | What it means for your cellar |
|---|---|
| Ductless split design | Separate fan-coil and remote condenser install in different locations with no ductwork at all, fitting cellars where ducts are impossible. |
| Recessed ceiling design | Fits between standard joist construction and recesses into the ceiling, ideal for displays and all-glass rooms. |
| Paintable grille | The low-profile grille paints to match the room and contains integral supply and return sections for even air delivery. |
| Perfectly paired condenser | The condensing unit is engineered and manufactured by Wine Guardian to work specifically with the fan-coil for reliable matched performance. |
| Coated evaporator coil | Protects the evaporator side against corrosion for durable performance over a long service life. |
| Wireless2Base remote interface controller | Monitors temperature and humidity continuously and corrects conditions before your wine is affected; place it outside the wine space if preferred. |
| Precision control (±1°F / ±10% RH) | Holds 55°F to 58°F, with optional serving-temperature control down to 45°F and an optional humidifier for 55% to 65% relative humidity. |
| Low-ambient protection | Standard low-ambient protection keeps the system running in cold conditions; optional Xtreme low-ambient protects down to negative temperatures. |
| Field-serviceable, tool-free access | The grille and panels remove without tools for in-field service, so the unit does not return to the factory. |
Built-in protection: remote air sensing checks conditions continuously and adjusts before temperature or humidity drift can affect the collection.
Wine Guardian does not publish a single decibel rating for ductless split systems. The quiet comes from the split architecture: the noisy condenser installs separately, even outdoors, while only the fan-coil sits recessed in the ceiling, so no compressor runs inside the wine room.



Accessory availability and pricing are confirmed on each live product page. A ductless split uses no ductwork, so no duct collars or flexible ductwork are required.
Talk to us about sizing the CS025 for your display or cellar. This guidance is general; final sizing, mounting, and electrical requirements should be confirmed with Wine Guardian documentation and a licensed HVAC professional.