Liebherr UWKes 1752-22: under-worktop with door alarm

What the listing states

Amazon describes this as an under-cabinet wine climate cabinet, the original Liebherr UWKes 1752-22. The specs list under-counter installation, a glossy finish, a door ajar alarm, a weight of 46 kg and annual energy use of 139 kWh. The product warranty is a manufacturer guarantee.

The plug is listed as a CEE 7/16 Europlug, so you will need to confirm whether a UK plug is supplied or arrange a suitable fused conversion.

What it does not say

There is no bottle count, no capacity in litres, no temperature range, no noise figure and no dimensions. For a built-under appliance, the exact height, width, depth and ventilation method are essential, so check Liebherr's own product data sheet for the model number before measuring your cabinetry.

The compressor type is listed as rotary scroll, which confirms compressor cooling.

Installing under a worktop

Built-under cabinets are designed to breathe through the front, so they can sit flush between kitchen units without overheating. A freestanding cooler pushed into the same gap often struggles because it needs air at the back and sides. If your plan involves a permanent slot, a dedicated under-counter model like this is the safer route.

At 46 kg it is heavy, so plan for two people when sliding it into place.

Against the Severin KS 9894 and the 20-bottle cooler

The Severin KS 9894 lists 33 bottles, 39 dB, a 5 to 15 °C range and a 48 cm wide body, so it is much easier to plan around, though its energy class is G. The 20-bottle cooler can go into kitchen units or stand alone and states 39 dB, but its listing gives no width, temperature range or energy use. The Liebherr wins on brand backing and its alarm.