Expo m12

Expo M12 represents a synthesis of the brand’s vision. As a highly identitary object, it follows Quadro Vino’s aesthetic concept, taking up technology from professional refrigeration. It is the world’s slimmest wine cabinet. Differentiated temperatures allow for conservation of white and red wines at the same time. Specifications Metal structure Aluminum door structure Wood / HPL / MDF door frame 20 mm double glazing / Magnetic gasket Internal steel panel Cold white daylight LED (3000 K - 160 led/mt - 14,4 W / mt - 1585 lumen / mt - 24 v) Static and ventilated refrigeration Digital temperature controller Automatic defrosting Anti-vibration system Rechargeable active carbon filter Inverter compressor Manage with Expo Connex app Temperature: +5 / +18 °C Number of bottles: 12, max ø 105 mm, H 324 mm Noise level: 35 db Voltage: 230 / 50-60 Hz Absorption: 44 Watt Dimensions: 650 x 273 x 1696 Dimensions including packing on pallet: 1000 x 800 x 1900 mm Net weight: 86 Kg Weight with packing on pallet: 111 Kg Volume with packaging on pallet: 1,5 Sophisticated and ground-breaking, Expo’s climate wine cabinet collection Wine Living is a revolution in the enticing world of wine enthusiasts. Unique by concept and design, through the years they have become a symbol destined to become timeless, precious icons. The Wine Living collection is designed by Massimo della Marta, designer and wine enthusiast, inspired by a brand new vision. The wine cabinet is no longer placed in the kitchen it is now integrated in the living area – a space devoted to relax, conviviality and sociability. The designer’s vision was a winner, having foreseen future trends and outlining what was to become a very own brand identity. For the first time, climate wine cellars, from functional home appliances, become sophisticated pieces of furniture that gracefully and elegantly integrate in any ambience. World patents such as Quadro Vino, Teca, and the central cooling system, have confirmed the value of the brand’s know-how in wine design and thermodynamics applied to wine conservation.