Fisher Paykel Wine Coolers

Fisher & Paykel Wine Coolers at Plesser's Appliances

Fisher & Paykel wine coolers, available at Plesser's Appliances, hold wine at proper storage and serving temperature in full-height columns and undercounter units. Offered in single, dual, and triple-zone configurations with UV-resistant glass and full-extension racking.

Temperature Stability Over Setpoint
Wine is more sensitive to fluctuation than to a slightly imperfect setpoint, because repeated swings age a bottle faster than a steady temperature a degree or two off. Electronic controls hold conditions closely rather than cycling, and door seals lock them in each time the door closes. This is the single most important thing a wine cabinet does.

Multiple Temperature Zones
Dual and triple-zone models hold reds, whites, and sparkling at their own temperatures in one cabinet, or keep a serving zone apart from longer-term storage. Triple-zone is unusual in the category and genuinely useful for a mixed collection. Confirm zone count and temperature ranges before specifying, since configurations suit very different collections.

UV-Resistant Glass and Lighting
Light degrades wine, and the glass door is the primary exposure point. UV-resistant treated glass limits transmission while keeping the collection on display, with LED lighting illuminating the cabinet without adding heat load. Siting still matters, so keep the unit out of direct sun where the layout allows.

Racking and Bottle Capacity
Full-extension wooden racking brings bottles forward rather than leaving the back of a deep cabinet unreachable, with construction rated for a fully loaded rack. Stated bottle counts assume standard Bordeaux bottles, and Burgundy and Champagne formats reduce capacity meaningfully, sometimes by a third. Confirm capacity if your collection skews wider.

Column and Undercounter Options, and Installation
Wine storage is offered as full-height built-in columns and as undercounter units, in stainless and panel-ready configurations. Installation requires a framed opening for built-in application, a dedicated circuit, and clearance maintained for ventilation. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about widths, cutout dimensions, hinge orientation, and zone configuration before cabinetry is built.