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26 Nov
26Nov

1. Define Capacity Requirements: Choose a small to medium-sized model (80L-300L) based on the shop's area and inventory to avoid over-configuration and wasted space and money.

2. Prefer Compressor Cooling: Compared to semiconductor cooling, compressors offer faster cooling and more precise temperature control. While slightly more expensive, they provide greater stability and a longer lifespan, resulting in better value.

3. Choose Fixed Frequency + Basic Temperature Control: Unless there's a need for high-end aging wines, a fixed frequency model with basic electronic temperature control can meet daily wine storage needs, reducing procurement costs.

4. Glass Door + LED Lighting Design: Combines display and energy-saving functions, enhancing the customer experience and eliminating the need for additional lighting, saving operating costs.

5. Prefer Integrated Structure: Reduces installation complexity, simplifies maintenance, and lowers labor and repair expenses.

6. Pay attention to energy efficiency rating: Choose products with an energy efficiency rating of Level 2 or higher for longer-term electricity savings.

Proper configuration ensures professional wine storage capabilities without unnecessary expenses.

LVNI manufactures commercial freezers and other refrigeration equipment. Factory direct sales. Inquiries welcome.

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