Home appliance manufacturer Areti. is holding an early bird sale for its wine cellar "Sakaryue (s2290)" on its official website.
Along with this, they are providing some unique information.
Here are the details.
For running costs, choose the compressor type
With utility costs on people's minds these days, some may be concerned about the electricity bill of a wine cellar that constantly stores wine in an ideal environment.
Wine cellars come in , , and , each with its own advantages and disadvantages.
According to home appliance manufacturer Areti., if running costs are a priority, choosing a compressor type is recommended.
Once turned on, a wine cellar runs 24 hours a day, but in reality, once it reaches the set temperature, it operates on less power than indicated.
They explain that the highly efficient compressor type has shorter operating times and does not need to run at full power constantly, resulting in lower power consumption.
About "Sakaryue (s2290)"
The "Sakaryue (s2290)," currently featured in the early bird sale, is a wine cellar that adopts a compressor system with high cooling efficiency, making it ideal for long-term wine aging.
Furthermore, the main unit is seamlessly injected with heat-insulating material that resists heat transfer, providing a structure that remains unaffected even when indoor temperatures are high, such as in summer.
In addition, it has a space-saving, unobtrusive size of 330 mm width x 475 mm depth x 1040 mm height.
Despite having a capacity of 72 L, the main unit achieves an accessible price of 98,000 yen.
Its stylish design and traditional colors that harmonize with Japanese-style spaces are also appealing.
Below are the features of the wine cellar Sakaryue (s2290).
・Can store 22 bottles and 3 canned beers
・Vertical storage for 1.8-liter sake bottles (isshobin)
・Upper and lower 2-temperature control
・Equipped with condensation-resistant 3-layer tempered glass
・Traditional colors that harmonize with Japanese-style spaces
Right now, with the early bird discount, the regular shipping price of ¥98,000 is reduced to an early bird price of ¥88,200.
Be sure to check it out.
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