Built-in wine cooler Caso WineDeluxe WDU 36 — compressor, 36-bottle capacity, energy class F

The Caso WineDeluxe WDU 36 is a built-in compressor wine cooler with capacity for up to 36 standard 750 ml bottles. Designed for installation into kitchen cabinetry or under-counter spaces, it provides compressor-based cooling for a stable internal climate and more precise temperature control compared with thermoelectric models. The unit features removable shelves to adapt storage layout, a compact footprint for small kitchens or bars, and an energy class F rating.

Advantages

The compressor cooling system maintains consistent temperatures across the cabinet and performs well under ambient temperature variations. Removable shelving allows flexible arrangement of bottles and easier access for larger formats. The built-in design integrates flush with cabinetry to save space while keeping the wine cooler accessible. Simple temperature control and a transparent door (where applicable) help monitor stock without prolonged door openings, supporting better preservation of aromas and flavors.

Suitable for

• Home kitchens with integrated cabinetry or under-counter installation
• Small bars or hospitality areas needing compact wine storage
• Households and collectors storing a moderate mixed selection of red and white wines
• Locations requiring stable, compressor-based cooling in varying ambient temperatures

Key specifications

• Capacity: up to 36 standard 750 ml wine bottles
• Cooling method: compressor cooling for stable internal climate
• Installation type: built-in / under-counter compatible
• Shelving: removable shelves for flexible bottle arrangement
• Energy rating: class F
• Suitable for mixed storage of red and white wines

How to use

Place the Caso WineDeluxe WDU 36 into a properly ventilated built-in space or under-counter cavity following the manufacturer’s installation clearances. Load bottles horizontally on the removable shelves to keep corks moist and ensure consistent cooling. Set the desired temperature using the integrated controls appropriate for the types of wine stored (for example, cooler settings for whites and slightly warmer for reds) and allow the unit to reach steady state before adding a full complement of bottles. Minimize frequent or prolonged door openings to maintain temperature stability.

Usage recommendations

For optimal wine preservation, maintain a stable temperature range suitable to the wine type, avoid direct sunlight and strong vibrations, and arrange bottles so air can circulate. Regularly clean the interior and check seals to preserve efficiency; when storing mixed varieties, group similar wines by temperature preference to reduce frequent adjustments.