Why this under counter wine cooler earns its place
The TFW100-S is a slim under-counter wine cooler with a single hinged glass door and a black exterior, built to store and show bottles rather than hide them. Its 80-litre gross volume gives 57 litres of usable space, and the black ABS interior with a glass front keeps a tidy, low-profile look wherever it sits behind a bar or in a back-of-house prep area.
The cabinet runs a wide +5 to +18 °C band, so it can be set for reds, whites or a mixed rack, with automatic defrost and an electronic controller doing the day-to-day work. It draws 90 W, sits in energy class F and runs at 40 dB, quiet enough for a customer-facing spot, at a running cost of about £25 a year at 25p/kWh.
Internally it measures 227 × 492 × 658 mm (W×D×H) and ships at 340 × 650 × 920 mm, weighing 31 kg gross and 26 kg net, so it is a one-person install through a standard doorway. It uses R600a refrigerant with a 25 g charge and connects to an ordinary 13 A, 220–240 V socket, so no special electrics are required.
