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JKJZSALJ 100 L dual-zone cabinet, 0 to 15 °C, 38 dB
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This JKJZSALJ cabinet blurs the line between a wine fridge and a drinks fridge. Its listing calls it an ice bar and wine cabinet, with 100 litres split into zones and a dial that runs from 0 to 15 °C. That makes it a fit for a home bar or dining room where beer and soft drinks share space with wine, rather than a cabinet dedicated to ageing reds.
- Capacity
- 100 L
- Zones
- 2
- Temperature range
- 0 to 15 °C
- Noise
- 38 dB
- Annual energy
- 0.65 kWh a day
In its favour
- The listing states 38 dB and a compressor, so it suits a dining room or lounge.
- A 0 to 15 °C range reaches cold enough for beer and soft drinks as well as whites.
- Daily use is given as 0.65 kWh, and rollers make it easier to move for cleaning.
Good to know
- No bottle count or dimensions are stated, so ask how many bottles fit.
- Mechanical dial control has seven levels rather than set temperatures in degrees.
Our take
How the cooling is set up
A compressor does the work, and the listing describes top-down gradient refrigeration: the cabinet is colder at one end than the other, so different shelves suit different drinks. Temperature is set with a mechanical control offering seven levels across the 0 to 15 °C span.
There is no digital readout, so you choose a level rather than a number. A fridge thermometer on a shelf is a simple way to learn what each level actually gives.
Capacity and layout
Capacity is stated as 100 litres, but there is no bottle count. The seller describes a flexible layout where shelves can be rearranged for wine, drinks, fruit or tea, which suits a mixed household. The double-layer tempered glass door has a LOW-E coating that the listing says blocks outside heat, and LED lighting comes on when the door opens.
Noise, energy and moving it
The listing gives 38 dB, low enough for a dining room, and daily use of 0.65 kWh. Over a year that works out at roughly 237 kWh, more than the Severin's stated annual figure, so it is not the frugal choice. Adjustable feet and rollers make it easier to pull out for cleaning, and the integrated handle sits flush with the door.
Compared with other large cabinets
The Liebherr WKb 1812 Vinothek has more space at 134 litres and a key lock, and its 5 to 20 °C range is better suited to keeping reds. The Severin KS 9894 states 33 bottles, 39 dB and its dimensions, and is a dedicated wine cooler. The JKJZSALJ is the only one of the three that reaches 0 °C for beer and cans.
Verdict
Buy the JKJZSALJ 100 litre cabinet if you want one quiet appliance for wine, beer and soft drinks and like having colder and warmer shelves. If wine storage is the main job, the Liebherr WKb 1812 Vinothek holds more and runs warmer, and the Severin KS 9894 is the better-documented choice for 33 bottles.
Compared with alternatives in: Best large wine fridges for bigger collections
Amazon listing title: Freestanding Mechanically Controlled Ice Bar/Wine Cabinet,100L Dual Zone Wine Cooler,0°C~15°C Seven-Level Temperature Adjustment Wine And Beverage Refrigerator,Black