Wine Guardian Remote Interface Controller 91H0105-01

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Controls & SensorsWall-Mounted Temperature and Humidity Control for Wine Guardian Systems The Wine Guardian Remote Interface Controller, part number 91H0105-01, is a wall-mounted c ombination thermostat, humidistat and monitor that sets and displays wine room temperature and humidity for a Wine Guardian cooling system, and Wine Guardian states it can be placed inside or outside the wine room with the use of a remote sensor. This is a part a buyer adds on purpose rather than one ordered in a hurry. It gives the cellar a single control point when the cooling unit itself sits above a ceiling, behind a wall or in a mechanical room, and it puts the reading in front of the person who cares about it. Wine Guardian supplies it with a 50-foot communication cable, so a first installation does not normally need a cable ordered separately. As an authorized Wine Guardian dealer we supply genuine Wine Guardian parts. Every compatibility statement below is Wine Guardian's own; confirm it against your unit before ordering. SpecificationsPublished Specifications for Part 91H0105-01 Wine Guardian publishes a short, specific spec set for this controller: a combination thermostat, humidistat and monitor measuring 5.5 in (L) x 3.5 in (H) x 1.375 in (D), available in black only, and supplied with a 50-foot communication cable. Wine Guardian also states that two remote interface controllers can regulate one unit. Part Number91H0105-01 TypeCombination thermostat, humidistat and monitor Dimensions5.5 in (L) x 3.5 in (H) x 1.375 in (D) ColorBlack only Supplied With50-foot communication cable Controllers Per UnitUp to two can regulate one unit CompatibilityWhich Wine Guardian Units the 91H0105-01 Works With Wine Guardian states that this controller works with standard and Sentinel Series units manufactured on or after January 2020, and that it is not for use with Pro Series units. Because the boundary is a manufacture date rather than a model name, the check that settles it is the date on your own unit's data plate, not the model designation alone. On the standard and Sentinel side that reaches across the range: the ducted D025, D050, D088 and D200, the ducted split DS025, DS050, DS088 and DS200, the SS018 ductless split, the CS025 and CS050 ceiling-mount and wine wall systems, and the through-the-wall units, in every case only where the individual unit was built on or after January 2020. Wine Guardian notes separately that its through-the-wall units carry their own built-in touchscreen controls and can use a remote interface as a secondary indicator or sensing point rather than as the primary control. ✓Standard Wine Guardian units manufactured on or after January 2020 ✓Sentinel Series units manufactured on or after January 2020 ✓Placement inside or outside the wine room when a remote sensor is used ✓Up to two controllers regulating a single unit The exclusion is explicit and it is the one to read twice: Wine Guardian does not publish this controller for the Pro Series. If your unit is a DP or SP model, this is not the control part for it. If the manufacture date is not obvious from the data plate, check the model documentation collected on our Wine Guardian manuals and spec sheets page before ordering, or send us the model and serial number and we will check the part number against it. Related ControlsHow the Controller, Remote Sensor and Cable Work Together The controller is the control point, the Remote Sensor 91H0058-05 is what lets it read conditions where the wine actually sits, and the 50-foot Communication Cable 36H0109-00 is the run between the interface and the cooling unit. Wine Guardian supplies 50 feet of cable with this controller and 50 feet with each remote sensor, which is why the cable is normally ordered later as a replacement or a spare rather than up front. The remote sensor is what makes outside-the-room placement possible in Wine Guardian's own description of this part, so the two are usually specified together when the display is going somewhere other than the cellar wall. Note that the sensor carries a narrower compatibility statement than the controller does, so check both before you order a pair. Related PartsParts That Pair With the 91H0105-01 Control Wine Guardian publishes each of these against the controller: the Remote Sensor 91H0058-05 is what allows placement outside the wine room, the 50-foot Communication Cable 36H0109-00 is the run to the unit, and the Defrost Sensor 39H0040-02 is published for units running the current remote interface. Remote Sensor 91H0058-05→50-Foot Communication Cable 36H0109-00→Defrost Sensor 39H0040-02→ Shopping for the system this control serves? Browse the Wine Guardian wine cellar cooling systems range, or the rest of the catalog in Wine Guardian parts and accessories. Model manuals, spec sheets and installation documentation are collected on our Wine Guardian documentation page. Installation WalkthroughRemote Controller and Sensor Installation Video Wine Guardian's own walkthrough shows where the wall-mounted controller and the remote sensor go, how their cable is routed, and how they connect to the cooling unit. Worth watching before you order if you are deciding where the display should live. FAQFrequently Asked Questions About the Remote Interface Controller Will the 91H0105-01 work with my Wine Guardian unit?Wine Guardian states it works with standard and Sentinel Series units manufactured on or after January 2020. Check the manufacture date on your unit's data plate, because the cut-off is a build date rather than a model name.Does the Remote Interface Controller work with Pro Series units?No. Wine Guardian states that the 91H0105-01 is not for use with Pro Series units.Does the controller come with a communication cable?Yes. Wine Guardian supplies the 91H0105-01 with a 50-foot communication cable, so a first installation does not normally need a cable ordered separately.Can two remote interface controllers run one cooling unit?Yes. Wine Guardian states that two remote interface controllers can regulate one unit.Does the controller have to be mounted inside the wine room?No. Wine Guardian states it can be placed inside or outside the wine room with the use of a remote sensor. Placement and wiring for your specific system should be confirmed by a licensed HVAC professional or qualified contractor. Need Help Confirming the Right Control Part? Send the model and the manufacture date from your unit's data plate and our team can point you to the correct Wine Guardian control part. Final fit, placement and wiring should be confirmed with official Wine Guardian documentation and a licensed HVAC professional or qualified contractor. 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