CellarPro Air Handler Split 8500 Outdoor | AH8500Sx, #7110

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Designed for wine cellars up to 2500 cubic feet, CellarPro's Air Handler 8500Sx split refrigeration system provides ducted refrigeration specifically designed for wine cellars, and allows the noise from the evaporator and condensing units to be removed from living areas.

Our high-performance Air Handlers are designed to handle environments ranging from -20°F to 110°F. The condensing unit includes outdoor louvered grills and can be placed outdoors. Exposure on the condenser side to temperatures below 40°F require our compressor heater ($99), and below 20°F require our low ambient temperature kit ($199). The evaporator cannot be exposed to freezing temperatures.

CellarPro Air Handler split refrigeration systems can be ducted up to a total of 100 equivalent feet (supply + return), and the evaporator and condensing units can be separated up to 100 feet. With our split configuration, the evaporator and condensing units can be located in separate locations and connected via a refrigerant line-set (sold separately) and power line (optional).

CellarPro Air Handler evaporator and condensing units both use variable-speed centrifugal fans with three settings, including a "high" setting for maximum performance and a "low" setting for super-quiet operation. CellarPro AH8500S Air Handler evaporator produce 51 decibels and the condensing units produce 59 decibels (ducted at the medium fan speed).

Unless the condensing unit is ducted, it requires 12 inches of unobstructed space in front of the coils, and requires approx. 600-700 CFM of ventilation when installed in a confined space.

A bottle probe temperature sensor (10' cord) plus your choice of duct collars, indoor grills and blank plates is included in the price of the cooling system.

CellarPro Air Handler Split systems offer a choice of 110V / 60Hz wiring and power configurations:

1. Two plug-in power cords for the evaporator (5.7 amps / 15 amp circuit breaker) and the condensing unit (11.0 amps / 20 amp circuit breaker). In this configuration, the condensing unit must be wired to the evaporator. This wiring configuration can be used with either Valve Control or Electronic Control.
2. Two permanent power connections for the evaporator (3.6 amps / 15 amp circuit breaker) and the condensing unit (16.6 amps / 25 amp circuit breaker). This wiring configuration can be used with either Valve Control or Electronic Control.
3. One permanent power connection for the entire system (25 amp circuit breaker). In this configuration, the condensing unit must be powered from the evaporator, and must be used with Electronic Control.

Ducting of cold supply/return air will result in additional heat loss and loss of cooling unit efficiency. Please use our ducting heat loss table and our duct correction table when sizing the cooling unit.

Shipping: We charge a flat-rate of $95 to ship these units anywhere in the continental U.S. via common carrier, strapped to a pallet, with curbside delivery.