Can I install a thermoelectric wine cooler as a built-in cooler?

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Absolutely, every wine cooling system has to have a ventilation system that will channel the heat generated in the operation, outside of the unit, including the thermoelectric wine cooler.

A thermoelectric wine cooler contains a cooling node. When an electric current passes through the node the outside of the tile heats up and the inside of it cool down.

Koldfront makes a great dual zone cooler. I found you one that holds 18 bottles with space for 6 bottles of white wine and 12 bottles of red.

http://www.winecoolerdirect.com/Koldfront-18-Bottle-Dual-Zone-Thermoelectric-Wine-Cooler-Black-Silver/TWR181ES,default,pd.html?mtcpromotion=Shopzilla%3EWine_Refrigerators%3E6_27_Bottle_Wine_Refrigerators%3ETWR181ES&src=SHOPDISCOUNT

There are many reasons to purchase a thermoelectric cooler including, but not limited to, being quiet and eco-friendly. Personally, I prefer thermoelectric coolers because they don't vibrate. The vibration of a compressor cooling system can cause the sediments in the wine to be disturbed and affect the flavor/taste of the wine.

You will be spoilt for choice. There are so many thermoelectric coolers to choose from. I found a few well-known brands for you to browse through.

http://www.nextag.com/thermoelectric-wine-cooler/compare-html

http://www.amazon.com/NewAir-AW280E-Bottle-Thermoelectric-Cooler/dp/B001DI5ALW

http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Stylish-12-bottle-ThermoElectric-Wine-Cooler/3105151/product.html

This depends on several factors: how much wine you keep on hand, where you will be putting the cooler (cool/warm room in the house) and if you are buying a freestanding cooler/built-in. If you never have more than two cases, plan on keeping the cooler somewhere it won't get too warm and you want a freestanding cooler, you should look into purchasing a thermoelectric cooling system.

Thermoelectric cooling is best used in small wine coolers. Small fans from inside the cooling fridge evenly dispense cool temperatures throughout the interior of the unit.

Replaced my thermoelectric disc in 30 min. Bought replacement from Ebay for $6.

you wrote that the wine cooler "only cools to 12 degrees minimum" I don't understand the problem?
12 degrees is really cold, in fact its freezing.