Ducted Air Handler Split 1/2 Ton AH4500Si

Description

CellarPro AH4500Si-ECX Cooling Unit (P/N 36293). CellarPro engineered the AH4500Si-ECX ducted cooling system to provide maximum cooling power and adjustable humidity control for cellars up to 1250 cubic feet. The evaporator and the condensing unit each can be ducted up to 100 equivalent feet (50 equivalent feet per duct.) As a split system, the evaporator can be separated from the condensing unit up to 100 feet, allowing the noise and heat from the condensing unit to be located away from interior living areas. Designed for internal installations, the AH4500Si-ECX includes energy-efficient independent variable-speed EC fans with a low setting for quieter operation and a high setting for maximum power.

CellarPro’s AH4500Si-ECX ducted cooling units (1/2 Ton Nominal) are engineered for wine cellars up to 1250* cubic feet in both commercial and residential wine cellars. This ducted unit uses 8-inch ducting and requires insulated ducting on the cold side.

This unit maintains optimal cellar temperature and humidity conditions in extreme conditions up to 110F. AH4500Si units use energy-efficient EC fans and are significantly quieter than comparable units from other brands. Visit our Learning Center for data tables, performance charts and product comparisons among different brands.

Our Compressor Heater (P/N 1727) is included to protect the compressor from in temperatures down to 20F. For installation of the condensing unit in environments below 20F down to -20F, our Fan Cycling Switch (P/N 6972) is a required addition, and Electronic Configuration is required.

*Assuming R19 insulation throughout the cellar, 55F inside the cellar and 85F outside the cellar. Cold-side ducting, glass and/or uninsulated walls, extreme humidity, altitude and other factors may affect the sizing calculation.

Our cooling units are designed to be used in properly-constructed wine cellars that are adequately insulated, airtight and sealed with a vapor barrier. In improperly-constructed cellars, the cooling unit will create excess condensation, leading to damage and premature failure of your cooling unit (not covered by warranty).