In this article, we’re going to be discussing how to properly set a ‘s .
Not only this, but we’ll also talk about the ideal temperatures for your many varieties of , for example, your collection of and white will need to be stored at to keep them in good condition.
It’s important to make sure that your is properly, as not only will it implicate on its colour and taste, but if isn’t stored at the , when it’s removed from the , for serving purposes, it will mean that the is not at the correct .
So, without further ado, let’s talk about setting a ‘s .
How to properly set a ‘s
All modern coolers have a digital interface that allows users to change settings and program the unit. This is where settings can be changed.
However, you’ll be limited to the level of adjustments that you can make depending on the itself, as each model will have different capabilities. For example, a thermoelectric cannot cool to the same low levels as a compressor-powered .
Additionally, you may have a single zone , or even a .
If you have a unit, it means that you’ll be able to make independent adjustments to each storage compartment simultaneously.
Finally, it’s important to consider the location to which the will be placed in, for example, will it be stored in a cool , or in a kitchen, potentially next to a hot radiator. This will affect your settings.
We highly recommend positioning your in a cool, dry environment with no direct sunlight, which is why a is often the best place. Alternatively, a that has a inside is another great option.
With all of that being said, we highly advise that you read your ‘s instruction manual to figure out how to make adjustments, instead of trying to guess. This is especially important if you are storing a large collection or some very expensive wines which are irreplaceable, because any mistake could cause for the to not be cooled properly. So it’s crucial to get it right from the outset.
How to set a ‘s for storing
Read our article here to find out exactly what to set your at, for example, we discuss the ideal for full-bodied, medium-bodied and light-bodied .
How to set a ‘s for storing white
Read our article here to find out exactly what to set your at, for example, we discuss the ideal for full-bodied, medium-bodied and light-bodied white .
