WhisperKool Ceiling Mount Wine Cellar Cooling Systems

The range steps up through Mini, 4000, 8000 and Twin capacities. Choose the step that covers your calculated load, remembering that glass area and lighting raise it well above volume alone. 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.

Each model needs a minimum soffit or ceiling cavity depth for the evaporator and its drainage. If the cavity is too shallow the unit cannot be installed correctly. Check the manufacturer dimensions and have a professional confirm the space.

Yes. The evaporator produces condensate that has to drain away, by gravity or with a condensate pump. The drain path needs to be designed into the build rather than added afterwards. 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.

The ceiling mount range is ductless: the overhead evaporator delivers air straight into the cellar rather than through duct runs. A remote condenser sits elsewhere and connects with a refrigerant line set.

The Twin is the highest-capacity ceiling-mounted configuration, offered in 9000 and 12000 capacity versions. It is aimed at large cellars and wine walls that a single standard unit cannot hold.

Mounting overhead keeps the walls clear for full-height racking and hides the evaporator above the cellar. In a room where every wall is used for bottles, that is often the deciding factor.

Yes. The refrigerant line set has to be installed and charged by a qualified technician, and the overhead mounting, drainage and electrical work must meet manufacturer instructions and local code.