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How Do the CellarCool CX Models Compare?
All four CX units share one installation method and differ by capacity. Moving up a step buys headroom for a larger volume, more glass, or a warmer room behind the cellar wall.
Because every model is self-contained, the installation decision stays the same and only the sizing changes. This is general planning guidance, not project-specific HVAC, structural, electrical, or code advice. Final decisions should be confirmed with licensed professionals, manufacturer documentation, and local code requirements.
Key Features of the CX Range
Precise Temperature
Holds a steady cellar temperature for long-term aging.
Humidity Control
Supports the humidity range wine storage needs.
Quiet Operation
Designed to run quietly in and around living space.
Simplest Install
Through-the-wall mounting with no ducting or line set.
Value Tier
The most affordable self-contained route into cellar cooling.
Authorized Dealer
Authorized dealer pricing with full manufacturer warranty.
CellarCool CX Models Compared
| Model | Relative Capacity | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|
| CX2200 | Entry | Closets and small cellars |
| CX3300 | Small to mid | Small and mid-sized cellars |
| CX4400 | Mid | Mid-sized cellars |
| CX8800 | Largest | The largest rooms this range serves |
Capacity steps are relative within the range and do not replace a load calculation. Availability varies by model. This is general planning guidance, not project-specific HVAC, structural, electrical, or code advice. Final decisions should be confirmed with licensed professionals, manufacturer documentation, and local code requirements.
Related Cooling Types
Through-the-Wall
All through-the-wall units across brands.
Ducted Self-Contained
One housing, air delivered through ducts.
Wine Cabinet
Compact cooling built for sealed cabinets.
Ductless Split
Direct air delivery with no ductwork.
Shopping by cellar size? Start with cellars under 500 cubic feet or 500 to 999 cubic feet.
Featured CellarCool Units
Three CX models covering the entry to mid capacity steps.
Which CellarCool CX model do I need?
The range steps up through the CX2200, CX3300, CX4400 and CX8800. Choose the step that covers your calculated heat load, which depends on cellar volume, insulation, glass area and the temperature of the surrounding rooms. This is general planning guidance, not project-specific HVAC, structural, electrical, or code advice. Final decisions should be confirmed with licensed professionals, manufacturer documentation, and local code requirements.
What is the CellarCool CX3300?
The CX3300 is the second capacity step in the CX range, a self-contained through-the-wall unit aimed at small to mid-sized cellars. It installs without ductwork or a remote condenser.
What is a cellar cooler and how is it different from an air conditioner?
A cellar cooler is a refrigeration unit built to hold a stable wine storage temperature and a suitable humidity level over long periods. A standard air conditioner is designed for human comfort, cannot hold those conditions, and is not a substitute.
How are CellarCool units installed?
They are self-contained through-the-wall units, so the unit mounts into an interior cellar wall and exhausts heat into the room behind it. No refrigerant line set or remote condenser is required, which keeps installation simple.
Where does a CellarCool unit vent its heat?
Into the adjacent room on the other side of the cellar wall. That space must stay climate controlled and be large enough to absorb the heat, and it cannot be an attic, a garage or an unconditioned space.
Is the CX8800 available?
Availability of individual CX models changes over time, and the largest step can sell out. Current availability is shown on each product page. If the model you need is unavailable, a specialist can suggest an equivalent capacity from another line.
How does CellarCool compare with other cooling brands we carry?
CellarCool sits at the value end of the self-contained through-the-wall category. Other brands add more configurations, such as ducted and split systems, and wider capacity ranges. The right choice depends on cellar size, budget and whether equipment must sit outside the room.
Talk to a Wine Cellar Cooling Specialist
Get help matching a CellarCool CX unit to your cellar size, layout, and budget. This is general planning guidance intended to narrow the selection, not a final engineered spec. Final sizing, installation design, and electrical requirements should be confirmed with manufacturer documentation and a licensed HVAC professional. Call +1 (888) 885-1670.