Chest freezers do not come with a fan. This restricts the air circulation, which causes its temperature to be inconsistent. Nevertheless, as long as your chest freezer can keep a below-freezing temperature, it will not harm your foods. This being the case, you should always find out how energy efficient any models you’re considering are. Ideally, you should choose a freezer that’s A+ energy rated or better. A big question most people ask when buying a chest freezer is – can I keep it in a garage or outbuilding? It seems with this model that the minimum ambient temperature where you can keep it needs to be 10°c. Bear this in mind as if you do place it in a room that falls below 10°c, it may invalidate the warranty. My old one, was very, very old. This one, despite being bigger is very light, I'd say about the same weight as my older smaller one,walls seem thinner, which makes this freezer a tardis!! It takes a huge amount of food, to the point we went and did a huge bulk shop to fill the space for maximum efficient running.

This high-quality chest freezer from Fridgemaster offers plenty of storage space and a four-star freezer rating. Why not add one to your Euronics basket today?So of course, this chest freezer is no different, it’s got a large capacity at 198L which is big enough for even a family and it’s one of the more energy-efficient models so it doesn’t cost the earth to run. Hopefully, you now have a much clearer idea of what to look for when trying to find the best freezer for you.

Because they’re such large items and require a constant source of electricity to operate, chest freezers can be quite costly to run over the course of a year. This cookie is set by the Bazaarvoice. The cookie allows internal Bazaarvoice web analytics to be correlated to the same user for interactions across the Bazaarvoice network. The cost of running a chest freezer mostly comes down to size. The larger the freezer compartment is, the more it will cost to run over the course of a year. There isn’t an inside light which would be preferred but it’s a small chest freezer that does the job nicely. It should fit inside most houses and the capacity is more than big enough for a regular family’s needs. It can keep your foods cold for as long as three days when there are power outages, or you're moving to another home, as long as its lid is not open.

On top of all of that you’ve got a 1-year labour and 10-year parts guarantee to let you know it’s going to be working absolutely fine for years to come. The top-opening design serves two particularly useful functions. Easy access is the first, the second is that cold air likes to stay low. So unlike with a front-opening freezer, your cold air won’t fall out of a chest freezer and it will be more efficient. Replaced a very, very old chest freezer that was really inefficient, but decided to go bigger with the new one. Bigger?!!!! It's amazing! Even though I found the 'holds x amount of shopping bags', I can't visualise that, so I went off the external dimensions, good mistake! If you’re looking for something small, cheap to buy, and cheap to run then this is the best choice for you. Final Thoughts This cookie is a performance cookie used for internal Bazaarvoice web analytics, to be correlated to the same user for interactions within a particular client domain.