Summit SWC3668 36 inch Built-In Dual Zone Wine Cellar with French Door, 68 Bottle Capacity, Door Locks, Professional Handles, Commercially Approved

36" Wide Built-In Wine Cellar

Dual zone storage with a modern French door swing and seamless stainless steel trim

SUMMIT's collection of built-in undercounter wine cellars offers quality storage with user-friendly convenience and elegant style.

The SWC3668 is a 36" wide wine cellar designed for built-in installation under counters. The fully finished black cabinet also allows freestanding use. This unit includes two seamless stainless steel trimmed glass doors with a unique French door swing. Both include factory installed locks for added security and professional handles to finish the modern look.

Two separate zones feature independent digital thermostats, letting you chill white and sparkling wine in one section while preserving reds under warmer temperatures in the other. Both zones include five wooden shelves in a jet black finish with stainless steel trim, as well as slotted floors to accommodate champagne bottles. The interior can store up to 68 standard 750ml Bordeaux bottles. Alternatively, you can fit up to 56 wider "Burgundy" style bottles (often used for Chardonnay and Pinot Noir). Recessed LED lighting offers an attractive view to let you display your wine collection in style.

With a professional look and innovative design, SUMMIT SWC3668 is a unique addition to any home. For this unit sized for lower ADA compliant counters, see the SWC3668ADA.

Built-in capable

Make the best use of space by installing this unit under the counter and flush with other cabinetry

Commercially approved

ETL-S listed to ANSI-NSF Standard 7 and meets UL-471

Dual zone design

Two distinct temperature zones let you store white wine at colder temperature and red wine under warmer conditions

68 bottle capacity

Interior can hold 68 standard 750ml Bordeaux style bottles, or 56 wider Burgundy bottles

Recessed LED lighting

Gentle and energy efficient LED lighting offers an elegant view of your collection

Digital thermostats

Each zone is equipped with electronic temperature controls for easy and intuitive temperature management

Wooden shelves

Stainless steel trimmed wooden shelves with a jet black finish for a modern look

Professional handles

Sleek stainless steel handles add an elegant touch to any setting

Glass doors

French door swing for a more dramatic presentation

Seamless stainless steel trim

Door trim is completely seamless for a more luxurious look

Factory installed locks

Keyed locks on both zones offer separate security for interior contents

Automatic defrost

Reduced user maintenance with automatic defrost

Fan-forced cooling

Internal fans ensure both interiors have a consistent temperature from top to bottom

Fully finished cabinet

Allows the unit to be used freestanding

Sealed back

Space-saving design that ensures easier cleanup

100% CFC free

Environmentally friendly design without ozone-damaging chemicals

CARB Compliant

Environmentally friendly hydrocarbon-based refrigerant for a greener footprint that meets current CARB regulations

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use the SWC3668 as a freestanding unit?

A: Yes. The SWC3668 has a fully finished cabinet, allowing it to be used as either a freestanding unit or installed under a counter.

Q: How many bottles can it hold?

A: This wine cellar can store up to 68 standard Bordeaux-style bottles. For wider Burgundy bottles, the capacity decreases to about 56. Some users note that the shelf spacing is tight, making it best suited for slimmer bottle types.

Q: Can the SWC3668 store both wine and other beverages?

A: The SWC3668 is designed specifically for storing wine—both red and white—at optimal temperatures. While it’s possible to remove racks to fit other beverages upright, the layout may not accommodate them as efficiently, since that’s not the intended design.

Q: Why is the compressor so loud?

A: Excessive compressor noise, especially if paired with poor cooling, may indicate an evaporator leak that causes the compressor to overwork. Other possible causes include dirty condenser coils, restricted airflow, or high ambient temperatures. Cleaning the condenser coils regularly can help maintain proper performance.