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At a glance
NEFF N70 Built-In 21-Bottle Wine Cooler with Glass Door
A slimline 30 cm built-in wine cooler holding 21 Bordeaux bottles behind triple-glazed UV-filter glass, with a single adjustable 5-20°C temperature zone.
The KU9202HF0G is NEFF's N70 built-in wine cooler, a 30 cm-wide column that slots under the counter or into a slim housing and turns 21 bottles into a kitchen feature. Behind its black-framed glass door, three wooden grills cradle standard 75 cl Bordeaux bottles, lit by an LED interior light with a presentation mode.
One adjustable temperature zone covers 5°C to 20°C, so you can run it cold for whites and sparkling or warmer for reds ready to pour. The door's three glass panels carry a UV filter to protect wine from light damage, and at 38 dB(A) the cooler keeps its work to itself.
Ideal For
Twenty-one bottles held at a chosen temperature between 5°C and 20°C means whites, reds or sparkling are always stored well and ready to serve.
At just 29.8 cm wide for an 82 x 30 cm niche, it turns a filler-panel gap beside cabinets into genuinely useful, good-looking storage.
The LED light with presentation mode shows off your bottles through the glass door, making the cooler a display piece as much as an appliance.
Key Features
Stores 21 standard 75 cl Bordeaux bottles on wooden grills, keeping a proper selection on hand without raiding the fridge.
One adjustable zone spans serving-cold whites at 5°C through to cellar-temperature reds at up to 20°C.
Three glass panels with a UV filter insulate the cabinet and shield wine from the light that degrades it.
An interior LED with presentation mode and dim function turns the cooler into an eye-catching highlight of the kitchen.
Wooden shelving holds bottles securely and lends the interior the look of a proper wine cabinet.
Built for an 82 x 30 x 55 cm niche, it fits under the counter in even tightly planned kitchens.
Why wine deserves its own fridge
A kitchen fridge is the wrong home for wine: it is colder than any wine wants, bottles get jostled, and light floods in every time the door opens. This cooler holds a steady temperature you choose between 5°C and 20°C, cradles each bottle on wooden grills, and filters UV through its triple-glazed door. Whites come out ready to pour, reds sit at a proper cellar temperature rather than Irish room temperature, and everything keeps as the maker intended.
A display case that works for a living
NEFF designed this as a kitchen highlight, not a hidden box. The full-glass door with its black finish and vertical bar handle frames the bottles like a cabinet, and the LED interior light has a presentation mode with dimming, so you can leave the collection softly lit while guests are over. Three glass panels with a UV filter do the practical work, insulating the interior while protecting the wine from light damage. It earns its spot in an open-plan room.
Planning the fit and living with it
The cooler is built for a standard 82 cm-high, 30 cm-wide under-counter niche, 55 cm deep, so it can replace a filler panel or slot beside an under-counter fridge as part of a bank of refrigeration. The door is right-hung but reversible, useful when it sits at the end of a run. Day to day it runs at 38 dB(A), Class C, quiet enough for open-plan living, and uses 100 kWh a year. At 26.6 kg installation is straightforward for a fitter, and the 5-20°C zone means the same appliance can change roles from white-wine chiller to red-wine cellar as your habits change.
How It Compares
| Kitchen Need | NEFF Technology | Practical Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Whites served cold | 5°C zone setting | Run the cabinet cold and sparkling and white wines are always ready to pour. |
| Reds at cellar temp | Up to 20°C setting | Store reds warmer than a fridge but cooler than the room, as they should be. |
| Light damage worry | Triple-glazed UV-filter door | Three glass panels filter UV, protecting wine while still showing off the bottles. |
| Slim kitchen gap | 29.8 cm width | Fits an 82 x 30 cm niche, turning a filler-panel space into wine storage. |
| Entertaining nights | LED presentation mode | Dimmable interior lighting displays the collection through the glass door. |
| Open-plan kitchen noise | 38 dB(A) operation | Quiet running keeps the cooler unobtrusive in kitchen-living spaces. |
Specifications
| Brand | NEFF |
| Model | KU9202HF0G |
| Product Type | Wine Cooler |
| Range | N70 |
| Installation | Built-under / built-in (82 x 30 cm niche) |
| Bottle capacity | 21 x 75 cl Bordeaux bottles |
| Temperature zones | 1, adjustable 5-20°C |
| Door | Glass door, 3 glass panels with UV-filter, vertical bar handle, right reversible |
| Shelving | 3 wooden grills |
| Lighting | LED interior light with presentation mode and dim function |
| Energy rating | F |
| Annual energy consumption | 100 kWh |
| Noise level | 38 dB(A) re 1pW (Class C) |
| Colour | Black |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 81.8 x 29.8 x 56.7 cm |
| Niche size (H x W x D) | 82 x 30 x 55 cm |
| Weight | 26.6 kg |
| Warranty | 2 Year Warranty |
The Verdict
Strengths
- Holds 21 standard 75 cl Bordeaux bottles
- Adjustable single zone from 5°C to 20°C
- Triple-glazed glass door with UV filter
- LED interior light with presentation and dim modes
- Three wooden grills hold bottles securely
- Slimline 29.8 cm width for an 82 x 30 cm niche
- Reversible door with vertical bar handle
Considerations
- A single temperature zone stores the whole cabinet at one setting, so whites and reds cannot be held at different temperatures simultaneously.
- Energy rating is F, common for glass-door wine storage, with 100 kWh annual consumption.
- There is no door lock, worth knowing if bottles need to be kept from curious hands.
What's in the Box
- Wine cooler x1
- Installation/user manual x1
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