Midea

Midea MDRW150FGG22W wine cooler, 34 bottles, 5–18 °C, class G, black

Midea MDRW150FGG22W is a freestanding wine cooler that holds 34 bottles on six wooden shelves and keeps a temperature between 5 and 18 °C. A display, interior lighting and a 40 dB noise level make it a convenient place to store wine in the kitchen, living room or pantry, where an ordinary fridge would be too cold for wine.

  • Capacity: 34 bottles, 6 wooden shelves
  • Temperature: 5–18 °C
  • Energy: class G (A–G scale), 140 kWh per year
  • Noise: 40 dB, noise class C
  • Installation: freestanding, 1 door
  • Dimensions and weight: 47 × 44 × 84.5 cm (W × D × H), 25.7 kg
  • Convenience: display, interior lighting, 220–240 V supply

Description

34 bottles on six wooden shelves

The wine cooler holds 34 bottles spread over six wooden shelves. Wood is a gentler support for glass bottles than a metal rack. The capacity is based on standard wine bottles – fewer wide-based Champagne or Burgundy bottles will fit on a shelf. With a single door, the whole collection is in one place and easy to see.

5–18 °C for different wines

The temperature can be set anywhere between 5 and 18 °C. The lower end of the range suits sparkling and white wines served chilled, the upper end suits reds, which would get too cold in an ordinary fridge. Unlike with a normal fridge, you do not need to leave the wine out at room temperature for long before serving, because you choose the temperature while it is stored.

Display and interior lighting

The display shows the set temperature, so you do not have to guess it or check it with a thermometer. The interior lighting helps you find the right bottle quickly even in a dim room or in the evening, and the door does not need to stay open for long, which helps keep the temperature stable. The black body suits both kitchen units and living room furniture.

Energy class G and a 40 dB noise level

On the EU energy label scale from A to G the wine cooler is rated class G, with an annual energy consumption of 140 kWh. The noise level is 40 dB, noise class C on the A–D scale. If you plan to put the cooler near a bedroom or a study, take that noise level into account; in a kitchen or living room it usually goes unnoticed.

Freestanding and 84.5 cm high

The wine cooler measures 47 × 44 × 84.5 cm (width × depth × height) and weighs 25.7 kg. The supplier lists it as freestanding, so it is meant to stand on its own rather than be built into a cabinet – leave some free space around the body so that air can circulate. It runs on a standard 220–240 V supply, so an ordinary socket is all it needs.

Who this wine cooler is for

The Midea MDRW150FGG22W suits a wine lover who keeps several dozen bottles at home and wants to store them at the right temperature rather than in a kitchen cupboard or an ordinary fridge. It is also a good solution for a flat without a cellar, and for anyone who often has guests and wants the wine ready to serve.

Specifications

General

BrandMidea
Product typeFree standing
Colour of productBlack
Number of doors1
Number of shelves6
Shelves materialWood
EAN6940461944533

Display

DisplayYes

Storage

Bottles capacity34

Battery & power

Voltage220 - 240 V
Energy efficiency classClass G
Annual energy consumption140 kWh

Performance & capacities

Noise level (max)40 dB
Noise emission classC
Temperature5-18 °C

Features

Interior lightYes

Dimensions & weight

Width47 cm
Height84.5 cm
Depth44 cm
Net weight25.70 kg

Questions & answers

How many bottles does it hold?

According to the manufacturer, 34 bottles on six wooden shelves. Fewer wide-based bottles will fit.

Can red and white wine be stored at different temperatures?

The temperature range is 5–18 °C. The manufacturer does not specify whether the cabinet has separate temperature zones.

How much electricity does it use?

Annual energy consumption is 140 kWh, energy class G on the A–G scale.

Can the wine cooler be built into kitchen units?

The supplier lists it as a freestanding wine cooler, so it is meant to stand on its own. Leave some free space around the body for air circulation.

How quiet is the wine cooler?

The noise level is 40 dB, noise class C on the A–D scale.