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Wine Cellar Cooling and Refrigeration Units – Installation Digital Controllers Wiring

Video #1 Wine Cellar Cooling Unit Training

Wine Cellar Cooling and Refrigeration Units - Installation Digital Controllers Wiring

Hello! My name is Dan Phillips, owner and technical adviser for US Cellar Systems. Today, we are going to be covering the installation of our wine cellar refrigeration unit DC Controller. When you order a controller, items you will receive are the controller, the mounting clips and the temperature sensor. Then if you want them, we have the option of a DCP mounting plate, which will allow you to mount it into a standard 20 or 23 cubic inch electrical box. We also offer an optional 25-foot wiring harness for you.

Wine Cellar Cooling Unit Controller Installation

When installing the controller in a wine room, or wine cellar, you place it through the plate and then push your mounting clips onto the back of it. That mounts the controller to your digital controller mounting plate. Then bring your wires in through the back of your electrical box, wherever you have it mounted. Be sure you follow code when you do this.

Wine Cellar Cooling Unit – High Voltage

This is a high voltage system and your wiring will most likely have to be run in conduit. You will also want to bring your temperature sensor in through the back of it and be sure it does not come in at the same place as the high voltage electrical wiring because the magnetic field of the high voltage wiring can distort your readings on the low voltage wiring. So when you’re making your connections at the back of the controller, with the standard wiring harness you’re going to have two black wires, a white wire and a red wire.

You’re going to need a small screwdriver in order to work the screws on the back of the wine cellar cooling unit controller. Your first black wire will go into the connection at number 5 on the back of the digital controller. Your second black wire goes into number 2 on the back of the controller. Your white wire goes into number 4 and the red wire will go into number 3. Once those connections are made and tightened down, your wire for your temperature sensor will go into number 10 and number 11.

Wine Cellar Cooling Unit – Location

Now the best location to put the wine cellar cooling sensor itself is as close to the return air as possible of your evaporator coil. If the 5 foot lead that it comes with is not long enough, you can extend this up to 50 feet with 18 gauge thermostat wire.

Once all of your connections are made and the digital controller is slid into the box and the screws tightened down, that finishes the installation of the digital controller itself. After that we’ll be ready to go on to the wiring of the evaporator coil for your wine cellar refrigeration system.

Wine Cellar Cooling Units – More Questions?

Thank you for listening, we hope this video have been helpful, if you would like to know more, check out our wine cellar cooling unit technical pages or browse our various wine cellar refrigeration systems product options. If you have any questions call us at +1 (562) 513-3017 or complete a simple Wine Cellar Cooling contact request form and we will contact you.

US Cellar’s Wine Cellar Refrigeration Units come in different designs which are appropriate for varying applications such as Wine Cabinets, Commercial Wine Cellars and Wall or Ducted Cooling Systems. To make it easier to understand the use cases each Cooling Unit is designed for, we have organized them into the categories below for your convenience.

Wine Cabinet Refrigeration Systems Ceiling Mounted Refrigeration Systems Wall Mounted Refrigeration Systems Ducted Refrigeration Systems Commercial & Hospitality Refrigeration Systems
CC Series Cooling Units CC Series Cooling Units RM Series Cooling Units HS Series Cooling Units CC Series Cooling Units
DQ Series Cooling Units DQ Series Cooling Units VRM Series Cooling Units DQ Series Cooling Units
LPQ Series Cooling Units LPQ Series Cooling Units RM Series Cooling Units
RM Series Cooling Units HS Series Cooling Units