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Breezaire WKL 2200 Wine Cellar Cooling Unit (Up to 265 Cu Ft)
The Breezaire WKL 2200 is a through-the-wall wine cellar cooling unit designed for enclosed, insulated wine rooms up to 265 cubic feet. It delivers 2200 BTU of cooling power, features automatic humidity management, and operates on standard 115V power. It is intended for properly constructed residential wine cellars with rear ventilation space.
Is the Breezaire WKL 2200 Right for Your Wine Cellar?
The WKL 2200 is best suited for fully enclosed, insulated wine cellars 265 cubic feet or smaller where a simple through-the-wall installation is preferred.
It is not designed for open rooms, glass-heavy wine displays, or poorly insulated spaces.
If your cellar exceeds 265 cubic feet, a larger capacity model is required.
Installations where rear exhaust ventilation is available
Collectors storing wine at 50–65°F for long-term aging
Not Ideal For
Cellars over 265 cubic feet
Uninsulated rooms
Glass wine rooms without thermal correction
Exterior wall installations exposed to outdoor conditions
Spaces without rear ventilation clearance
How the WKL 2200 Works
The WKL 2200 is a self-contained through-the-wall system.
It pulls warm air from the cellar, cools it using internal refrigeration components, and exhausts heat through the rear of the unit into an adjacent ventilated space.
Because the condenser is integrated, installation is simpler than a split system, but rear clearance is required.
We moved in to a home with a wine room equipped with a Breezaire WKL 2200. The home is 25 years old. One day the WKL 2200 unit started making loud jet engine type noises, then the noises stopped, then started again. I called Breezaire and asked how old the unit was. Turns out it is 24 years old, the original. Although still running, I decided to replace the unit, just to be safe. The installation was easy. There is a drain tube on the bottom which will gravity-feed any excess condensation out of the unit. We live in SC, which is a humid environment. The old WKL 2200 I pulled out was not installed perfectly: the drain tube was not used (the unit does self-dehumidify, but I noticed the bottom of the unit was rusty, implying some water attack over the years. The wood in the cellar was not rotted, so apparently the old unit was self-dehumidifying to a degree). Also, the old unit had not been insulated around the edges perfectly, there were spaces. In spite of all this, the unit operated for 24 years and the temperature was perfect. So, naturally I ordered another WKL 2200. On the new install (and the new unit was exactly the same dimensions as the old unit (thankfully!)), I did install the drain line for overflow condensation, making sure the gravity feed as perfect. Also, we re-insulated the edges so no space between the walls and unit. Seems to be working fine and I expect another 24 years from this unit! I wanted to write this review to commend the people at Breezaire for the great product, never expected a unit like this would last 24+ years, good job.
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Roy L.
Meeting my need for nearly 40 years
I first bought one of these units in 1987; I’m now on my fourth one. I have a wine cellar in a less than ideal location: a converted second floor closet with a west-facing wall in a part of the country where the summer temperatures frequently reach the 90’s. These units have reliably kept my wine at the proper temperature with virtually no maintenance issues. Each one has lasted 10+ years, which I understand is the norm. I appreciate the fact that during that time the unit’s specifications have not changed, thereby making replacement straightforward. I recommend this unit without reservation.
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Werner B.
Replacement of Breezaire wk2200
I did replace my old Breezaire wk2200 unit which did work for more than 20 years and was probably running out of Freon. So I happily replaced my old unit with the new WKL 2200 with the same measurements.
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Thomas
Replaced a _20-year-old_ WK2200
Replaced a _20-year-old_ WK2200 (freon no longer available)...look forward to similar longevity for this unit.
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Catherine W.
I waited a full two years before reviewing, just to see how the unit held up. I am happy to say that it still runs like new, with no issues whatsoever. I highly recommend it!. For two years, I’ve had no issues whatsoever. This is hands-down the best investment I’ve made for my wine collection.
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Breezaire WKL 2200 Wine Cellar Cooling Unit (Up to 265 Cu Ft)
The Breezaire WKL 2200 is a through-the-wall wine cellar cooling unit designed for enclosed, insulated wine rooms up to 265 cubic feet. It delivers 2200 BTU of cooling power, features automatic humidity management, and operates on standard 115V power. It is intended for properly constructed residential wine cellars with rear ventilation space.
Is the Breezaire WKL 2200 Right for Your Wine Cellar?
The WKL 2200 is best suited for fully enclosed, insulated wine cellars 265 cubic feet or smaller where a simple through-the-wall installation is preferred.
It is not designed for open rooms, glass-heavy wine displays, or poorly insulated spaces.
If your cellar exceeds 265 cubic feet, a larger capacity model is required.
Installations where rear exhaust ventilation is available
Collectors storing wine at 50–65°F for long-term aging
Not Ideal For
Cellars over 265 cubic feet
Uninsulated rooms
Glass wine rooms without thermal correction
Exterior wall installations exposed to outdoor conditions
Spaces without rear ventilation clearance
How the WKL 2200 Works
The WKL 2200 is a self-contained through-the-wall system.
It pulls warm air from the cellar, cools it using internal refrigeration components, and exhausts heat through the rear of the unit into an adjacent ventilated space.
Because the condenser is integrated, installation is simpler than a split system, but rear clearance is required.
