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The Wine Guardian TTW009 is a discontinued self-contained through-the-wall wine cellar cooling unit that Wine Guardian publishes at 250 to 1,090 BTU for cellars of 50 to 600 cubic feet.
Wine Guardian has phased the model out. Its own TTW009 product page carries this notice: "We are phasing out the 09 and 18 TTW units. The all-new TTW units are now available! This unit is being replaced with the TTW01B Sentinel unit." If you already run a TTW009 in a cellar, this page is its specification record. If you are choosing a through-the-wall unit today, the current model is the TTW01B, built in Classic, Sentinel and Defender trims, with Sentinel the trim Wine Guardian names.
Two different capacity figures appear on Wine Guardian's own TTW009 page. The specification fields read 250 to 1,090 BTU and the prose description on the same page reads "Unit capacity is 250 to 999 BTUH"; older through-the-wall literature and third-party listings carry other figures again. This page publishes the specification-field figure and says so wherever it appears. As an authorized Wine Guardian dealer we can help match a replacement to an existing wall opening, and final sizing should be confirmed with a licensed HVAC professional or qualified contractor.
The TTW009 used the same self-contained through-the-wall format that Wine Guardian still builds today, so this walkthrough of the line explains how the format conditions a cellar without ductwork.
Servicing or replacing a TTW009? Call our specialists at (800) 260-1712.
Wine Guardian's own TTW009 product page states that it is phasing out the 09 and 18 through-the-wall units and that this unit "is being replaced with the TTW01B Sentinel unit". The TTW01B is built in three trims of the same successor platform. Sentinel is the trim Wine Guardian names as the direct successor; Classic is the lower-cost build without the humidity sensor, and Defender adds the ultra-quiet and exterior-wall packages.
CLASSICTTW01B ClassicTemperature control only, without the humidity sensor.View the TTW01B Classic
SENTINEL · NAMED SUCCESSORTTW01B SentinelThe trim Wine Guardian names as the TTW009 replacement; adds a humidity sensor.View the TTW01B Sentinel
DEFENDERTTW01B DefenderAdds the ultra-quiet and exterior-wall packages and an electric heater.View the TTW01B Defender
No. The Wine Guardian TTW009 is no longer for sale, because Wine Guardian has discontinued it and replaced it with the TTW01B. This listing is kept as a specification record for the cellars that already run one. If the unit in the wall is still running but no longer holding its set point, the causes to check in order when a cellar stops holding temperature covers what an owner can rule out and where a technician takes over.
The Wine Guardian TTW009 cooling unit was a single-chassis, ductless through-the-wall system built for small wine cellars, and every figure below comes from Wine Guardian's current TTW009 product page. Features are described in the past tense because the model is out of production; a unit still running in a cellar still works this way.
| Feature | What it meant for your cellar |
|---|---|
| Through-the-wall, ductless design | Mounted in a wall opening and exhausted into an adjacent conditioned space, with no ductwork and no remote condenser to place. |
| Self-contained chassis | Evaporator and condenser sections shipped in one 25 in by 14.25 in by 15.88 in box weighing 60 lb, so the wall opening and the unit were sized together. |
| Small-cellar capacity | Wine Guardian publishes 250 to 1,090 BTU and a 50 to 600 cubic foot range, which places the TTW009 at the bottom of the small-cellar band. |
| Standard 115V plug-in power | 115V single phase 60 Hz on a Plug Type B cord, so no dedicated high-voltage circuit was specified by the manufacturer. |
| Factory heater option | Wine Guardian listed a heater as an option on this model, for cellars whose surrounding space fell below the cellar set point in winter. |
| Superseded by the TTW01B | Wine Guardian names the TTW01B Sentinel as the replacement, which adds Bluetooth and NFC controls, a published sound rating and humidity sensing. |
Note on sources. Wine Guardian's current TTW009 product page is the primary source for every figure on this page. Where an older datasheet or a third-party listing disagrees, the current product page wins.
Wine Guardian does not publish a sound rating for the TTW009 on its current product page, so this page states no dBA figure for it. The through-the-wall units that replaced it do carry published ratings, measured on the evaporator side, and those are shown below for reference.
Ratings are Wine Guardian's published evaporator-side figures for the current TTW01B trims. Perceived loudness in a finished room also depends on wall construction, the exhaust space and how the opening is sealed.
Wine Guardian publishes the TTW009 at 250 to 1,090 BTU for cellars of 50 to 600 cubic feet, in a 60 lb chassis on 115V power. The full published record follows.
Wine Guardian through-the-wall service parts are still sold even though the TTW009 itself is not, but part numbers were revised when the line changed over, so confirm compatibility with Wine Guardian before ordering anything for an installed TTW009. The parts below are listed for owners maintaining a unit already in a wall, not as additions to a purchase. For the servicing cadence itself, the maintenance schedule Wine Guardian publishes by product family sets out what gets checked and how often on a through-the-wall unit.
Warranty and service. Warranty, parts supply and service for Wine Guardian equipment run through Wine Guardian, not through this store. Wine Guardian's standard warranty runs 25 months on parts and 13 months on labor from the date of original invoicing, and its Platinum warranty runs 25 months on parts and 25 months on labor with a further 36-month parts-only extension on the compressor, evaporator coil and condenser coil, for 61 months on those three components. A TTW009 is out of production, so most installed units are past those windows; check coverage with Wine Guardian against the unit's serial number, and register any Wine Guardian unit with the manufacturer.
The TTW01B is the current version of the same through-the-wall format, and it differs from the TTW009 on availability, published capacity, how Wine Guardian sizes it and the depth of the chassis behind the wall. Each figure below is Wine Guardian's own published data for that model.
| Decision factor | TTW009 (discontinued) | TTW01B (current) |
|---|---|---|
| Availability and support | Phased out by Wine Guardian; no longer produced, and parts are limited | In current production in Classic, Sentinel and Defender trims |
| Published cooling capacity | 250 to 1,090 BTU, with no rating condition stated | 1,440 BTU/h at 75°F on the Sentinel trim, as stated by Wine Guardian |
| How the cellar size is given | A manufacturer range of 50 to 600 ft³, published for this model | No cubic-foot range is published; Wine Guardian sizes the B series by heat load |
| Chassis depth behind the wall | 25 in deep by 14.25 in by 15.88 in | 27.6 in deep by 14.1 in by 15.75 in on the Sentinel trim, so the opening is not a drop-in match |
| Published sound rating | None published by Wine Guardian | 49.5 dBA on the Sentinel trim, measured on the evaporator side |
Best for. The TTW01B is best for anyone choosing a through-the-wall unit today or replacing a failed TTW009, because it is the model Wine Guardian currently builds, supports and stocks parts for, and the Sentinel trim is the one it names as the successor. The TTW009 is not ideal for any new installation, and this page exists to document the specifications of units already in service. Because the chassis is deeper than the TTW009, have a licensed HVAC professional or qualified contractor confirm the rough opening, exhaust space and electrical before ordering a replacement.
If you are still narrowing the field, browse the full range of Wine Guardian through-the-wall cooling units, or start from the size of the room and compare cooling units for cellars up to 1,200 cubic feet, the small-cellar band that the TTW009's published 50 to 600 cubic foot range sits inside.
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The Wine Guardian TTW009 is a discontinued self-contained through-the-wall wine cellar cooling unit that Wine Guardian publishes at 250 to 1,090 BTU for cellars of 50 to 600 cubic feet.
Wine Guardian has phased the model out. Its own TTW009 product page carries this notice: "We are phasing out the 09 and 18 TTW units. The all-new TTW units are now available! This unit is being replaced with the TTW01B Sentinel unit." If you already run a TTW009 in a cellar, this page is its specification record. If you are choosing a through-the-wall unit today, the current model is the TTW01B, built in Classic, Sentinel and Defender trims, with Sentinel the trim Wine Guardian names.
Two different capacity figures appear on Wine Guardian's own TTW009 page. The specification fields read 250 to 1,090 BTU and the prose description on the same page reads "Unit capacity is 250 to 999 BTUH"; older through-the-wall literature and third-party listings carry other figures again. This page publishes the specification-field figure and says so wherever it appears. As an authorized Wine Guardian dealer we can help match a replacement to an existing wall opening, and final sizing should be confirmed with a licensed HVAC professional or qualified contractor.
The TTW009 used the same self-contained through-the-wall format that Wine Guardian still builds today, so this walkthrough of the line explains how the format conditions a cellar without ductwork.
Servicing or replacing a TTW009? Call our specialists at (800) 260-1712.
Wine Guardian's own TTW009 product page states that it is phasing out the 09 and 18 through-the-wall units and that this unit "is being replaced with the TTW01B Sentinel unit". The TTW01B is built in three trims of the same successor platform. Sentinel is the trim Wine Guardian names as the direct successor; Classic is the lower-cost build without the humidity sensor, and Defender adds the ultra-quiet and exterior-wall packages.
CLASSICTTW01B ClassicTemperature control only, without the humidity sensor.View the TTW01B ClassicSENTINEL · NAMED SUCCESSORTTW01B SentinelThe trim Wine Guardian names as the TTW009 replacement; adds a humidity sensor.View the TTW01B SentinelDEFENDERTTW01B DefenderAdds the ultra-quiet and exterior-wall packages and an electric heater.View the TTW01B Defender
No. The Wine Guardian TTW009 is no longer for sale, because Wine Guardian has discontinued it and replaced it with the TTW01B. This listing is kept as a specification record for the cellars that already run one. If the unit in the wall is still running but no longer holding its set point, the causes to check in order when a cellar stops holding temperature covers what an owner can rule out and where a technician takes over.
The Wine Guardian TTW009 cooling unit was a single-chassis, ductless through-the-wall system built for small wine cellars, and every figure below comes from Wine Guardian's current TTW009 product page. Features are described in the past tense because the model is out of production; a unit still running in a cellar still works this way.
| Feature | What it meant for your cellar |
|---|---|
| Through-the-wall, ductless design | Mounted in a wall opening and exhausted into an adjacent conditioned space, with no ductwork and no remote condenser to place. |
| Self-contained chassis | Evaporator and condenser sections shipped in one 25 in by 14.25 in by 15.88 in box weighing 60 lb, so the wall opening and the unit were sized together. |
| Small-cellar capacity | Wine Guardian publishes 250 to 1,090 BTU and a 50 to 600 cubic foot range, which places the TTW009 at the bottom of the small-cellar band. |
| Standard 115V plug-in power | 115V single phase 60 Hz on a Plug Type B cord, so no dedicated high-voltage circuit was specified by the manufacturer. |
| Factory heater option | Wine Guardian listed a heater as an option on this model, for cellars whose surrounding space fell below the cellar set point in winter. |
| Superseded by the TTW01B | Wine Guardian names the TTW01B Sentinel as the replacement, which adds Bluetooth and NFC controls, a published sound rating and humidity sensing. |
Note on sources. Wine Guardian's current TTW009 product page is the primary source for every figure on this page. Where an older datasheet or a third-party listing disagrees, the current product page wins.
Wine Guardian does not publish a sound rating for the TTW009 on its current product page, so this page states no dBA figure for it. The through-the-wall units that replaced it do carry published ratings, measured on the evaporator side, and those are shown below for reference.
Ratings are Wine Guardian's published evaporator-side figures for the current TTW01B trims. Perceived loudness in a finished room also depends on wall construction, the exhaust space and how the opening is sealed.
Wine Guardian publishes the TTW009 at 250 to 1,090 BTU for cellars of 50 to 600 cubic feet, in a 60 lb chassis on 115V power. The full published record follows.
Wine Guardian through-the-wall service parts are still sold even though the TTW009 itself is not, but part numbers were revised when the line changed over, so confirm compatibility with Wine Guardian before ordering anything for an installed TTW009. The parts below are listed for owners maintaining a unit already in a wall, not as additions to a purchase. For the servicing cadence itself, the maintenance schedule Wine Guardian publishes by product family sets out what gets checked and how often on a through-the-wall unit.
Warranty and service. Warranty, parts supply and service for Wine Guardian equipment run through Wine Guardian, not through this store. Wine Guardian's standard warranty runs 25 months on parts and 13 months on labor from the date of original invoicing, and its Platinum warranty runs 25 months on parts and 25 months on labor with a further 36-month parts-only extension on the compressor, evaporator coil and condenser coil, for 61 months on those three components. A TTW009 is out of production, so most installed units are past those windows; check coverage with Wine Guardian against the unit's serial number, and register any Wine Guardian unit with the manufacturer.
The TTW01B is the current version of the same through-the-wall format, and it differs from the TTW009 on availability, published capacity, how Wine Guardian sizes it and the depth of the chassis behind the wall. Each figure below is Wine Guardian's own published data for that model.
| Decision factor | TTW009 (discontinued) | TTW01B (current) |
|---|---|---|
| Availability and support | Phased out by Wine Guardian; no longer produced, and parts are limited | In current production in Classic, Sentinel and Defender trims |
| Published cooling capacity | 250 to 1,090 BTU, with no rating condition stated | 1,440 BTU/h at 75°F on the Sentinel trim, as stated by Wine Guardian |
| How the cellar size is given | A manufacturer range of 50 to 600 ft³, published for this model | No cubic-foot range is published; Wine Guardian sizes the B series by heat load |
| Chassis depth behind the wall | 25 in deep by 14.25 in by 15.88 in | 27.6 in deep by 14.1 in by 15.75 in on the Sentinel trim, so the opening is not a drop-in match |
| Published sound rating | None published by Wine Guardian | 49.5 dBA on the Sentinel trim, measured on the evaporator side |
Best for. The TTW01B is best for anyone choosing a through-the-wall unit today or replacing a failed TTW009, because it is the model Wine Guardian currently builds, supports and stocks parts for, and the Sentinel trim is the one it names as the successor. The TTW009 is not ideal for any new installation, and this page exists to document the specifications of units already in service. Because the chassis is deeper than the TTW009, have a licensed HVAC professional or qualified contractor confirm the rough opening, exhaust space and electrical before ordering a replacement.
If you are still narrowing the field, browse the full range of Wine Guardian through-the-wall cooling units, or start from the size of the room and compare cooling units for cellars up to 1,200 cubic feet, the small-cellar band that the TTW009's published 50 to 600 cubic foot range sits inside.
Wine Guardian replaced the TTW009 with the TTW01B. Our Wine Cellar Specialists can help you pick the right trim and confirm that the replacement suits your existing wall opening.
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