The Gaggenau RW414365 is a 45.1 cm wide Vario wine climate cabinet from the 400 series, designed for seamless integration into modern kitchens. It features a stainless steel interior with solid anthracite aluminum elements, providing both durability and a premium aesthetic.

Key Features:

Dual Climate Zones: The RW414365 offers two independently controllable climate zones, allowing for precise temperature settings between +5 °C and +20 °C. This feature enables optimal storage conditions for different types of wines, ensuring each is kept at its ideal serving temperature.

Humidity Control: The cabinet includes humidity regulation to maintain the appropriate moisture levels, preserving the quality and longevity of your wine collection.

Storage Capacity: With a capacity to store up to 70 standard 0.75-liter bottles, the cabinet is equipped with 12 bottle trays, 10 of which are fully extendable. Three of these trays are suitable for storing magnum bottles, providing flexibility for various bottle sizes.

Design and Lighting: The interior features fully extendable bottle racks made of oak wood and solid aluminum in an anthracite finish. Glare-free LED spots with warm white light (3500 K) illuminate the interior, and five different light scenarios are selectable for individual wine presentation.

Door Opening Assistance: The appliance offers two door opening options:

Push-to-Open: Allows for integration into handleless furniture fronts, providing a sleek and minimalist appearance.
Pull-to-Open: Facilitates door opening using a handle, catering to traditional design preferences.
Additional Features: The RW414365 includes dynamic cold air distribution, automatic defrosting with defrost water evaporation, and a cushioned door closing system to ensure gentle and secure closure. It also features a TFT touch display for intuitive operation and an open door or malfunction alarm for enhanced safety. The appliance is Wi-Fi enabled and can be remotely controlled and monitored via the Home Connect app, allowing for remote diagnostics and integration into smart home systems.