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Avallon

Avallon AWBC242GGFD Wine and Beverage Center 24 in

  • Refrigerator Net Capacity: 5.2 cu ft
  • Capacity: 5.2 cu ft
  • Installation Type: Built-In, Freestanding
  • Cooling Method: Compressor

Last refreshed Jun 12, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A standard-width beverage center with a temperature range broad enough to cover wine and canned drinks in the same unit.

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ASIN: B0BJZPDBT8Model: AWBC242GGFDCategory: Beverage Refrigerators

Overview

The Avallon AWBC242GGFD is a 24 inch wide beverage center holding 21 bottles or 64 cans, sized for a standard undercounter opening. Double pane, argon-filled glass and LED lighting are built for a wine and beverage collection kept on display. Works as a built-in or freestanding unit.

The thermostat covers a wide 40 to 65 degree F range, wider than many beverage centers limited to wine-only temperatures, which makes this one workable for soda, beer and mixed collections rather than wine alone. Low-E, argon-filled double pane glass is the detail that separates it from single-pane budget units, since it cuts down on heat transfer through the door. At 23-13/16 inches wide it is built to standard 24 inch cabinetry.

  • 24 inch standard width for undercounter installs
  • LED interior lighting
  • Argon-filled double pane glass door
  • Built-in or freestanding capable

Who it's for

Fits anyone converting a 24 inch cabinet opening into a beverage display, whether that is wine, canned drinks, or a mix of both given the wide temperature range. Less suited to someone who only needs a small bar-top cooler, since this is sized for a built-in cutout.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • 21 bottle or 64 can capacity in a 24 inch footprint
  • Wide 40-65 degree F thermostat range
  • Double pane, argon-filled, Low-E glass door
  • Built-in or freestanding installation
Cons
  • Single customer rating available at time of writing
  • No digital temperature readout mentioned in the specs

Performance notes

The 40 to 65 degree F range is set and held by a dial thermostat rather than digital controls, per the listed specification. Double pane, argon-filled glass with a Low-E coating is meant to reduce condensation and heat transfer better than single-pane doors, which matters most when the unit sits in a warm kitchen wall.

Specifications

BrandAvallon
ModelAWBC242GGFD
Dimensions & fit
Door OrientationReversible
Item Weight135 poundshigher than 100% of 34 beverage refrigerators
Size24 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H23.4 × 23.8 × 34.1 inches
Capacity & performance
Refrigerator Net Capacity5.2 cu fthigher than 71% of 39 beverage refrigerators
Capacity5.2 cu fthigher than 61% of 32 beverage refrigerators
Cooling MethodCompressor
Adjustable Temperature ControlYes
Power & efficiency
Voltage115 volts
Construction & materials
Shelf TypeWood
Number Of Shelves9
Door Material TypeTempered Glass
Door Shelf Count9
ColorStainless Steel
Finish TypesStainless Steel
Compatibility & installation
Installation TypeBuilt-In, Freestanding
Included components
Unit Count1
Warranty & support
Warranty Description1 year
Other details
Number Of Racks9
ConfigurationFrench Door
Form FactorCompact
Number of Doors1
Lock Typebuilt-in stainless steel
Number of Sections2
Has Convertible FreezerNo
Compressor TypeRotary_scroll Or Reciprocating
RefrigerantR-600A
Is CustomizableNo
Is Product CordlessNo
Is ElectricYes
Additional FeaturesTouch Control, Door Lock
PatternSolid
Specification MetTitle 20 Compliant

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Frequently asked questions

How many bottles and cans does the Avallon AWBC242GGFD hold?

It is rated for 21 bottles or 64 cans of capacity.

Can this beverage center be installed built-in?

Yes, the 24 inch width fits standard undercounter openings and it can also run freestanding.

What temperature range does it cover?

The thermostat spans 40 to 65 degrees F, per the listed specifications.