Wine Guardian D025 Ducted Wine Cellar Cooling Unit
SENTINEL SERIES · Ducted Cooling Unit Wine Guardian D025: Self-Contained Ducted Cooling for Cellars up to 2,000 Cubic Feet The Wine Guardian D025 is a self-contained, air-cooled, f ully ductable wine cellar cooling unit that delivers 3,760 BTU/h at 80°F condenser inlet air and holds a wine room at 55°F to 58°F. It is sized for small residential and commercial wine cellars of roughly 250 to 2,000 cubic feet. Volume alone does not size a cellar, though: glass area, insulation, door traffic and the temperature of the space the unit exhausts into all change the load, which is why how cellar heat load is actually calculated matters more than square footage. You can run your own cellar dimensions and R-values through the wine cellar cooling calculator before you choose a model. Because the unit installs outside the wine room and connects through insulated ductwork, the cellar stays quiet and uncluttered, with every inch of space free for storage. Every unit ships with a coated evaporator coil, a Wireless2Base remote interface controller, an aluminum chassis with UL-rated composite panels, and Wine Guardian fail-safe protection. As an authorized Wine Guardian dealer, we publish the D025 with full manufacturer specifications so you can compare and size it correctly, and you can request a price quote with your cellar dimensions if you want a configuration checked before ordering. 3,760 BTU/h Cooling at 80°F 250–2,000 ft³ Cellar Volume 78 lbs Unit Weight 115/1/60 Electrical Download the Wine Guardian Ducted Product Brochure See It in Action See the D025 in Action Watch How It Works A walkthrough of the Wine Guardian ducted platform: how the unit installs outside the wine room and conditions the cellar through insulated ductwork. Self-contained ducted design, installed outside the cellar Quiet operation with the unit out of the wine room Precision temperature control with optional humidification Questions about fit? Call our specialists at (800) 260-1712. Upgrade Path Alternative to the Discontinued TTW018 The D025 is a self-contained ducted cooling system that may be considered when replacing a discontinued TTW018 and moving from through-the-wall to ducted cooling. Because the installation method and cooling-load requirements differ, do not select the D025 based on the previous TTW018 size alone. Confirm the cellar's current cooling load before choosing a replacement. Fit Check Is the Wine Guardian D025 Right for Your Cellar Size? The D025 is the right size for a wine cellar of roughly 250 to 2,000 cubic feet that can accommodate the cooling unit outside the room, with insulated supply and return ducts running into the cellar. Below that range the capacity is more than the room needs; above it, the next unit up in the line is the correct starting point. ✓ Ideal For Small residential or commercial wine rooms, roughly 250 to 2,000 cubic feet Cellars where the cooling unit can sit outside the room and connect by ductwork Owners who want quiet, out-of-sight cooling with no equipment inside the cellar Projects where a contractor can run 8 in round duct and a condensate drain, but no refrigerant lines ✕ Consider Another Model If You need a plug-and-play unit inside the cellar wall (consider a through-the-wall unit) Your cellar is larger than about 2,000 cubic feet (size up to the D050 or above) There is nowhere outside the cellar to place a single chassis and exhaust its heat (consider a duct split) Ventilation is severely limited (consider the water-cooled D025WC configuration) Key Features Wine Guardian D025 Key Features The D025's defining features are its single-chassis self-contained design, its coated evaporator coil, and precision control to ±1°F and ±10% RH through the Wireless2Base remote interface controller. Feature What it means for your cellar Self-contained ducted design All components (evaporator, fans, compressor, condenser, controls) sit in one unit outside the cellar, so the wine room stays quiet and clutter-free. Air-cooled heat rejection cooling Vents heat to a separate space outside the cellar, keeping the wine room cool, quiet, and undisturbed. Coated evaporator coil Protects the evaporator side against corrosion for durable, reliable performance over long service life. Wireless2Base remote interface controller Monitors temperature and humidity continuously and corrects conditions before your wine is affected; place the controller in a kitchen, den, or elsewhere. Precision control (±1°F / ±10% RH) Holds wine-storage conditions of 55°F to 58°F, with an optional humidifier for 55% to 65% relative humidity. Aluminum chassis with UL-rated composite panels UL-rated composite panels are roughly five times stronger than before and resist dents and scratches during shipping and installation. Field-serviceable, multi-panel access Panels, duct collars, and grille remove with a couple of screwdriver turns, so service happens on-site without returning the unit to the factory. No refrigerant line work on site The sealed refrigerant circuit stays inside the single chassis, so installation is ductwork, a drain connection and power rather than field-brazed copper. Optional bundles and humidification All Wine Temperatures, Extreme Climate Protection, and Ultimate bundles add heating, low/high ambient protection, and serving-temperature control as your space requires. Built-in protection: the system continuously checks conditions through remote air sensing and adjusts before temperature or humidity drift can affect the collection. How Quiet Is It How Quiet Is the Wine Guardian D025? Wine Guardian publishes no decibel rating for its ducted units, and the honest reason is that placement, not the unit, decides what you hear: the D025 installs outside the wine room and connects through insulated ductwork, so the compressor and fans are never in the space you occupy. What reaches the cellar is air movement through a duct, not machinery. The unit sits in a utility room, closet, or adjacent space, away from the cellar. Internal components are mounted on rubber-in-shear isolators to reduce vibration and noise. Flexible ductwork absorbs air noise, and sound drops further each time a duct run turns a corner. How much of that advantage you actually get comes down to the layout, which is why planning duct runs and unit placement is worth settling before the equipment is ordered. Anyone comparing quoted decibel figures between brands should treat an unqualified number with caution unless the measurement distance is stated with it. Full Specifications Wine Guardian D025 Specifications The Wine Guardian D025 specifications below are the manufacturer's published figures for the 60 Hz, 115/1/60 unit, including the full net-cooling ladder by condenser inlet air temperature. Capacity falls as the air entering the condenser gets warmer, so read the row that matches the space the unit will exhaust into rather than a single headline number. ModelD025 SeriesSentinel Series Line frequency60 Hz Rated cooling capacity3,760 BTU/h (at 80°F condenser inlet air) Maximum rated capacity4,520 BTU/h (at 60°F condenser inlet air) Recommended cellar volume250–2,000 ft³ Storage temperature range55°F to 58°F Humidity (with optional humidifier)55% to 65% Control accuracy±1°F / ±10% RH RefrigerantR-134A Electrical115/1/60 Evaporator / condenser fan motor75 W Current draw (cooling)7.1 A Minimum circuit ampacityRefer to the Wine Guardian Ducted Specifications Sheet and confirm with a licensed electrician Electric heat optionFactory-mounted option for low ambient locations; ratings are published on the Ducted Specifications Sheet Dimensions (L x W x H)33.45 in x 16.6 in x 15.56 in Weight78 lbs Condensate drain connection0.50 in Minimum ductwork size8 in round 50 Hz counterpartWG40 (Wine Guardian's 50 Hz model for 50 Hz markets) Agency approvalETL listed, UL 1995 / CSA C22.2 Cabinet constructionAluminum chassis with UL-rated composite panels Net cooling at 60°F condenser inlet4,520 BTU/h Net cooling at 70°F condenser inlet4,300 BTU/h Net cooling at 80°F condenser inlet3,760 BTU/h Net cooling at 90°F condenser inlet3,540 BTU/h Net cooling at 110°F condenser inlet3,260 BTU/h Net cooling at 120°F condenser inlet3,000 BTU/h Add-Ons Compatible Accessories Remote Interface Controller and Thermostat Wireless2Base controller Remote Sensor Temperature and humidity sensor Sentinel Series Duct Collar Supply or return duct connection Flexible Ductwork Insulated flex duct run Accessory availability and pricing are confirmed on each live product page. An integrated or freestanding Wine Guardian humidifier can be added to reach 55% to 65% relative humidity. Compare Across the Line How the Wine Guardian D025 Compares to the D050 and DS025 The Wine Guardian D025 is the entry point of the self-contained ducted line: choose it for cellars of 250 to 2,000 cubic feet, step up to the D050 when the room is larger, and move to the DS025 only when there is nowhere to put a single chassis. The three differ on cellar volume, capacity and how the equipment is physically arranged, not on the quality of the cooling. Decision factor D025 (self-contained ducted) D050 (self-contained ducted) DS025 (duct split) Recommended cellar volume 250–2,000 ft³ 650–3,000 ft³ 250–2,000 ft³ Cooling at 80°F condenser inlet air 3,760 BTU/h 6,320 BTU/h 3,485 BTU/h Equipment arrangement One chassis outside the cellar, ducted in and out One chassis outside the cellar, ducted in and out Fan-coil in one place, condenser in another, joined by refrigerant lines Installation requirement Ductwork, drain and power; no field refrigerant work Ductwork, drain and power; no field refrigerant work Licensed HVAC contractor required for the refrigerant line connections Starting price $6,043.00 $7,395.00 $8,329.00 Best for / not ideal for: choose the D025 if the cellar is under about 2,000 cubic feet and there is a utility room, closet or adjacent space that can hold one chassis and exhaust its heat. Choose the D050 for cellars from 650 to 3,000 cubic feet if the room is larger or you expect it to grow. Choose the DS025 duct split when the condenser has to sit somewhere else entirely, accepting the higher price and the licensed-contractor requirement in exchange; when a split system makes more sense sets out that tradeoff in full. For the wider line, including the larger D088 and D200, see the Wine Guardian ducted range, D025 through D200, or shop by room size across other units sized for cellars of 1,200 to 2,200 cubic feet. SELF-CONTAINEDD050 Ducted UnitMid-size ducted cooling for growing cellars.View productSELF-CONTAINEDD088 Ducted UnitHigh-capacity ducted cooling for large cellars.View productSELF-CONTAINEDD200 Ducted UnitMaximum ducted capacity for the largest cellars.View product In the Box What's Included The D025 self-contained air-cooled ducted cooling unit Wireless2Base remote interface controller Integral controls and air-sensing technology Manufacturer documentation and quick-start guide Resources Documents and Resources Ducted Product BrochurePDFDucted Specifications SheetPDFDucted Installation ManualPDFQuick Start Installation GuidePDFStandard WarrantyPDFPlatinum WarrantyPDFD025 Dimensional Drawing (CAD PDF)PDFD025 Dimensional Drawing (CAD DWG)DWGDucted Installation VideoVIDEODucted Dos and Don'ts VideoVIDEO Frequently Asked Questions Wine Guardian D025 Questions How do I know the D025 is the right size for my cellar? Cellar volume is the starting point, not the answer: the D025 covers roughly 250 to 2,000 cubic feet, but glass area, insulation R-values, door traffic, lighting and the temperature of the space the unit exhausts into all change the heat load. Run the actual dimensions through the Wine Guardian cooling calculator, and have a licensed HVAC professional or qualified contractor confirm the final sizing before you order. Does the D025 need a licensed contractor to install? Wine Guardian publishes both answers and they do not agree. On its own D025 product page Wine Guardian lists an Installation Level of Handyperson/Contractor and adds that contractor installation is recommended, while its ducted installation and operation manual, which covers this model, states that installation and maintenance of the equipment are to be performed only by qualified personnel who are familiar with local codes and regulations and are experienced with this type of equipment. Because the manufacturer's two sources set different bars, confirm the required installer level with Wine Guardian, and have a licensed HVAC professional or qualified contractor confirm the final installation design, duct sizing and electrical requirements. How loud is the D025 inside the wine cellar? Wine Guardian does not publish a decibel rating for its ducted units, and placement matters more than any single figure would: the D025 sits outside the wine room, so the compressor and fans are never in the cellar and what you hear is air moving through a duct. Rubber-in-shear isolators reduce vibration at the unit, and flexible ductwork with at least one turn in the run absorbs more of the air noise. Is the D025 covered by a warranty? Yes. Wine Guardian's standard warranty is 25 months parts and 13 months labor. The Platinum warranty option covers 25 months parts and 25 months labor, and adds a 36-month parts-only extension on the compressor, evaporator coil and condenser coil, which brings those three components to 61 months in total. Warranty registration and warranty service are handled through Wine Guardian as the manufacturer. How much cooling capacity does the D025 provide? The D025 delivers 3,760 BTU/h at 80°F condenser inlet air, and its capacity rises as the air entering the condenser gets cooler, reaching 4,300 BTU/h at 70°F and 4,520 BTU/h at 60°F. The full ladder from 60°F to 120°F is in the specifications above, and the row that matters is the one matching the space the unit will exhaust into. Where does the D025 get installed? The D025 is designed to sit outside the wine cellar, in a utility room, closet, or adjacent space, and connect through insulated ductwork. This keeps the cellar quiet and leaves all interior space free for wine storage, and it gives the condenser somewhere to reject heat other than the room you are cooling. What size ductwork does the D025 need? The D025 requires a minimum of 8 in round ductwork for both the supply and return runs, connected through Sentinel Series duct collars. Longer runs and additional bends add static pressure, so the duct layout should be confirmed with a qualified contractor rather than sized to the minimum by default. Can the D025 control humidity? The D025 controls temperature to ±1°F and displays humidity, but it does not add moisture on its own. To actively hold 55% to 65% relative humidity, add an integrated or freestanding Wine Guardian humidifier, which connects to the system. Is there a 50 Hz version of the D025? Wine Guardian lists the WG40 as its 50 Hz model for markets that run on 50 Hz power. The D025 sold on this page is the 60 Hz unit, wired 115/1/60 for North America. Find the Right Ducted Cooling Unit Compare the full Ducted range or talk to us about sizing the D025 for your space. This guidance is general and is meant to help narrow the selection; final sizing, installation design, and electrical requirements should be confirmed with Wine Guardian documentation and a licensed HVAC professional. 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