Whynter BWB-3388FDS 24″ Built-In Dual Zone Wine & Beverage Refrigerator – Stainless Steel
Product Summary
Ready to store your favorite beverages in style? Our 30 inch wide French door refrigerator offers tons of storage and style in one convenient, powerful package. The BWB-3388 can hold 113 standard 12 oz cans in its left zone, and 33 standard 750 ml wine bottles in its right zone. With such great capacity, you can even host a large dinner party without breaking a sweat.
With a sleek black interior and a classic stainless steel exterior with a tempered glass door, each design element of this dual zone beverage and wine cooler is carefully curated to provide the best experience for both storage and style. Enjoy the automatic interior light and removable pull-out sliding shelves (4 in the left zone and 6 in the right) as additional features on your stylish and functional BWB-3388 model.
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Additional information
| Installation Type | Freestanding / Built-in |
|---|---|
| Beverage Capacity | 113 Standard 12 Oz. Can |
| Bottle Capacity | 33 standard 750 ml bottles |
| Cabinet Storage Capacity | 6.0 cu. ft. |
| Zone Type | Dual |
| Cooling System Type | Compressor |
| Accessories / Power Cords | 10 Removable pull-out sliding shelves |
| Reversible Door | No |
| Door Lock | Yes |
| Temperature Range | 36ºF – 72ºF (Both Zones) |
| Celsius Option | Yes |
| Maximum Power Consumption | 100 Watts / 0.9 Amps |
| Unit Dimensions | 34″ H x 29.75″ W x 22.25″ D (24.25″ D with handles installed) |
| Noise level (dBA) | <38 |
Features
● Capacity
Beverage Refrigerator (Left Zone) Capacity: 113 standard 12oz cans
Wine Refrigerator (Right Zone) Capacity: 33 standard 750ml wine bottles
● Cabinet Storage Capacity: 6.0 cu. ft.
● Dual zones for storing different beverage can and wine varietals
● Built-In / Freestanding Installation
● Luxurious curved handlebars
● Open-door warning system
● Tempered double-pane gray-smoked glass for enhanced UV protection
● Adjustable thermostat for both zones
Left Zone : 36ºF – 72ºF / 2ºC – 22ºC
Right Zone : 36ºF – 72ºF / 2ºC – 22ºC
● Soft white LED Interior Lights
● Internal fan-forced circulation for even temperature distribution throughout the cabinet
● Fahrenheit and Celsius degree optional temperature indicators
● Cylinder lock and two keys
● 10 Removable pull-out sliding shelves
Beverage Refrigerator Zone (4 slide-out chrome wire shelves)
Shelf One – 32 standard 12oz cans per shelf
Shelf Two to Three – 72 standard 12oz cans per shelf
Bottom Section – 8 standard 12oz cans
Wine Refrigerator Zone (6 slide out stainless steel-trimmed wood shelves)
-Shelf One to Six – 5 standard 750ml bottles per shelf
-Bottom Section – 3 standard 750ml bottles
● Environmentally friendly refrigerant: R600a
● Noise Level: <38 dB
● Voltage: 115V /60Hz
● Power: 100 Watts / 0.9 Amps
● ETL certified
● Product dimensions: 34″ H x 29.75″ W x 22.25″ D (24.25″ D with handles installed)
● Package dimensions: 39″ H x 34″ W x 27″ D
● Net weight: 120 lbs
● Gross weight: 138.45 lbs
● UPC 852749006931 (BWB-3388FDS)
● UPC 850014459352 (BWB-3388FDSa)
*This unit has a one year limited warranty.
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FAQs
What is the difference between built-in and freestanding beverage fridges?
Built-in models are designed to slide under counters and vent from the front, making them perfect for tight spaces. Freestanding models can go anywhere with proper ventilation around the sides and back.
Can I use a built-in beverage fridge as freestanding?
Yes. Built-in units can operate freestanding, but make sure there’s enough room around the back and sides for airflow to prevent overheating.
Can I use a freestanding beverage fridge as built-in?
No. Freestanding units vent heat from the rear, so enclosing them can trap heat and reduce efficiency or damage the fridge.
How is capacity measured?
Capacity is based on standard 12 oz cans. Storing larger bottles may reduce the total number of beverages that fit.
Will larger cans or bottles fit?
Yes, but some shelves may need to be removed or adjusted to accommodate bottles, craft beer, or specialty beverages.
How much space do I need for ventilation?
Built-in beverage fridges only need clearance at the front for ventilation. Freestanding units require at least 4 to 6″ of space at the back and sides so the compressor can operate efficiently. See the installation manual.
Do the shelves come out?
Yes. Shelves can be removed or repositioned to fit taller cans, bottles, or different types of beverages.
What temperature should I set my beverage fridge to?
Most units are set between 36°F and 50°F. Adjust based on whether you’re storing soda, water, beer, or other beverages. Avoid frequent temperature changes for best results.
Are Whynter beverage fridges noisy?
They operate quietly. You may hear a low hum when the compressor cycles on, but it should not be disruptive.
How long does it take to cool after first plugging in?
Most units reach the set temperature within a few hours. Cooling time depends on ambient temperature, door openings, and how full the fridge is.
Can the door be reversed?
Many models come with a reversible door, but check your specific model’s guide to confirm.
What should I do if I see condensation inside?
A small amount of moisture is normal, especially in humid environments. If condensation is excessive, check that the door is closing properly and the fridge isn’t overcrowded.
What is the difference between single zone and dual zone wine refrigerators?
Single zone units keep one consistent temperature throughout the cabinet. They’re ideal for storing one type of wine. Dual zone units provide two separate temperature-controlled sections so you can store reds and whites at their preferred temperatures at the same time.
Can I use a built in wine refrigerator as a freestanding unit?
Yes. Built in models can be used freestanding because they vent from the front. Just be sure you have enough room for proper airflow around the back and sides.
Can I use a freestanding model as a built in?
No. Freestanding units vent heat from the rear and need space around them. Enclosing them will trap heat and shorten the life of the unit.
How is bottle capacity measured?
Capacity is based on standard 750 ml Bordeaux style bottles. If you store larger or wider bottles, the total capacity will be lower.
Will larger bottles fit?
Yes, but you may need to remove a shelf or adjust shelving to make room for oversized bottles like Champagne, Pinot Noir, or specialty blends.
How much space do I need for ventilation?
Built-in units only need clearance at the front for ventilation. Freestanding units require at least 4 to 6″ of space at the back and sides so the compressor can breathe properly. For full details, see the installation manual.
Do the shelves come out?
Yes. Shelves can be removed or repositioned depending on the model. This lets you store larger bottles when needed.
What temperature should I set my wine refrigerator to?
For single zone units, a middle range around the low to mid 50s works for most wines. For dual zone models, the upper zone is typically set for reds in the mid to upper 50s and the lower zone for whites in the mid 40s to low 50s.
Can I store other beverages in my wine refrigerator?
You can, though keep in mind the shelves are designed for wine bottles. Cans and other bottles may fit differently depending on size.
Are Whynter wine refrigerators noisy?
They run quietly. Like any refrigeration appliance, you’ll hear a low hum during compressor cycles, but it shouldn’t be disruptive.
How long does it take to cool after first plugging in?
Most units reach the set temperature within a few hours, though this can vary depending on ambient temperature, how often the door is opened, and how full the unit is.
Can the door be reversed?
Many models come with a reversible door, but not all. Check your specific model to confirm.
What should I do if I see condensation inside?
A small amount of moisture can be normal. If it becomes excessive, check that the door is sealing properly and that the room isn’t too humid.
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