Perlick Dual Installation Kit (Handle-to-Handle) - less Thermal Heater - CR-ACC-D1N
Dual Installation Kits provide seamless integration between two or more Perlick column units. The CR-ACC-D1 Provides all the pieces needed to properly align, space, and integrate two Perlick column units installed in a Handle to Handle configuration. Dual installation kits attach directly to the unit during installation adding only 1/4" to the total installation width.
Handle to Handle Dual Installation Kits are recommended when two of the same temperature columns are installed in a handle to handle configuration.
Features
- Center trim
- Attachment brackets for top and sides
- Hardware required for installation
What our Experts Think
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Dual Installation Kit (Handle-to-Handle) – Designed to combine two 24" Perlick columns (refrigerator, freezer, or wine reserve) into a seamless built-in installation.
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Handle-to-Handle Configuration – Positions the doors of the two columns directly next to each other with handles facing outward.
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No Thermal Heater – This model does not include the optional thermal heater, which is sometimes required when installing in certain climates or when joining a refrigerator to a freezer to prevent condensation.
Q&A
Q: What is the Perlick CR-ACC-D1N?
A: It’s a dual installation kit designed to install two Perlick columns handle-to-handle for a seamless, professional look.
Q: Does it include a thermal heater?
A: No, this version is the non-heated kit—ideal for installations where condensation is not a concern.
Q: What does the kit provide?
A: It includes the necessary trim and hardware to securely align two Perlick refrigeration columns side by side.
Q: Why use this kit?
A: It ensures a clean, flush, and integrated appearance when pairing Perlick columns together, whether for wine reserves, refrigerator columns, or freezer columns.
Q: Where is it best used?
A: Perfect for custom kitchens or professional spaces where multiple Perlick units are installed in one continuous design.
Maintenance Tips
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Ensure both units are level and properly aligned before final installation to reduce stress on the kit and cabinetry.
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Regularly check the mounting hardware and fasteners to confirm they remain secure and tight.
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Wipe down trim pieces with a soft, damp cloth to maintain finish quality; avoid harsh cleaners or abrasives.
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Keep the installation area free of dust and debris to prevent interference with ventilation and performance of the connected units.
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Inspect door clearances periodically to ensure smooth opening and closing without obstruction.
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If repositioning or servicing one of the connected appliances, carefully detach the kit to avoid damaging trim components.
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Review installation guidelines periodically to verify the kit remains correctly configured for safe, long-term use.
