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Cellar Conditioners

Cellar Conditioners are sold on a supply only basis.

To be installed into a fully insulated room, material to have an insulation R coefficient greater than 2.66.

Heat loss is normally measured by the thermal transmittance or U value, usually expressed in W/m2K. In its most basic terms, the lower the U value, the greater the thermal insulation. We require U value less than 0.35.

You can then convert any room into a real wine cellar.

You can achieve equal to or greater than the required insulation (as described on our information sheet) using a variety of insulation materials. The materials should be plastics based and water resistant. Mineral wool is not suitable. The insulation should be installed on top of a damp course membrane. Suitable insulation materials of an appropriate thickness include: high density polystyrene, celotex or super-trioso10. You should budget approximately £500 for the insulation material alone (at 2008 prices) to cover a 25m3 room. Other costs you may incure include timber, plasterboard, brick, various consumables and the cost of the contractor.

The EuroCave range of Cellar Conditioners enables you to regulate any space up to 50m³ (cubic metres) in size and so provide yourself with a cellar that will keep well over 1,000 bottles in an ideal climate controlled environment, reproducing a traditional underground cellar.

• Constant temperature 10ºC - 14ºC
• Constant humidity above 50%
• Easy to use
• Discrete and quiet

The quoted conditioning abilities of EuroCave Cellar conditioners are given on the basis of installation to a fully heat insulated area.

Technical Details

The Inoa generates 44dBA minimum of noise measured at a distance of one metre.

* in a room perfectly insulated to our specification
** for an inside temperature of 12ºC and outside temperature of 32ºC