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How to Choose the Best Chest Freezers UK

A chest freezer can help you save money by storing the food you've grown on your allotment, or cooking in bulk. It also helps reduce food waste. Consider a model that has a counterbalanced table top mini freezer that stays open while you browse the contents. Also, think about a fast-freeze option to get an extra boost of cooling power.

Size

If you're looking to buy a chest freezer, you'll be pleased to be aware that the size of the unit can play a role in its energy efficiency. It is important to measure your space prior to buying a chest freezer to ensure that it will fit into the space you have available. Think about a freezer that is compact and designed to fit into the space of a tiny one.

These models are usually smaller and taller than standard fridge-freezers. These models will also be smaller. If you have more space, choose a model with larger capacity to be able to store more frozen food at one time. The GE 2522L Chest Freezer, with its spacious interior that can store up to 10 shopping bags is a perfect example. It features dual cooling, which means you can use it as a cooler or freezer. It also comes with quick freeze capabilities which makes it simpler to get items frozen quickly.

Before you make a choice, check the energy ratings of all freezers. You should ideally choose a model that bears an Energy Star label. This label signifies that the product meets the minimum energy standards, and will lower your heating costs. The average freezer will need approximately 230 kWh of electricity each year to keep it cold and will cost approximately PS70 per year.

Find a lid that is counterbalanced in a chest freezer. It will stay open at the angle you decide to set and won't shut unexpectedly. This can be particularly useful in the case of loading up the freezer with a lot of food or for people who might have difficulty reaching their food items.

A quieter sound output is another excellent feature. This will make your freezer less noisy, and is particularly crucial if you intend to put it in a living space or open-plan kitchen. Some freezers have LED lighting inside which can be useful when trying to find food in the dark. If you're looking to save money on electricity bills, select a model with a built-in defrost mode that will defrost the freezer for you.

Capacity

Capacity is an important consideration when selecting a new refrigerator. The best chest freezers UK provide ample storage space, so you can store all your favorite frozen foods without having to make frequent trips to the store. These freezers are also great for those who have little space since they are often smaller than upright models.

It is important to understand that gross and net space are two different things. Gross capacity is the total amount of space within the freezer comprising all insulation materials. Net capacity is the actual storage space, which can be lower when the appliance is equipped with defrosted internal water or food. Also, you should look for an appliance with an energy rating of A or higher. This will help reduce the cost of electricity and also the impact on the environment.

Another feature to consider is whether you want a frost-free model or one that requires manual defrosting. The majority of budget models will require manual defrosting however, more expensive models may have an automatic defrosting function. Some brands will even include a drain built-in, which makes it easier to remove the ice as required.

If you're looking to buy a bargain chest freezer, Fridgemaster and Hotpoint have plenty of options that will fit any budget. If you're looking for something bigger, Beko or Zanussi offer large chest freezers which can accommodate the entire family's shopping, saving you time and money.

If you have a bit of a phobia about bending over to pick up items from the bottom of your freezer, you should look for a chest freezer that has a handy internal light and lids that are counterbalanced. This will make it much easier to sift through all your shopping bags and will ensure that your back doesn't get uncomfortable while searching through the freezer for a forgotten bag of frozen ice pops. To provide extra security some freezers come with a red warning sign and will maintain a consistent temperature for 24 hours in the event of a power outage.

Energy efficiency

Choose models with high energy efficiency ratings when selecting the chest freezer. They will be more energy efficient and have lower operating costs. Look at the annual energy usage figure, which is typically in kWh to determine how much a model will cost to run. You can also look up the energy efficiency rating of a freezer by looking at its product specifications or manual.

In general, chest freezers are more energy-efficient than upright freezers, because they sacrifice depth for width, making them more compact and able to store more things. They are also great for storing large items such as oddly-shaped food bags or boxes.

The range of chest freezers we offer includes small, square models which can be placed in a corner of your kitchen or in the utility room. We also have large models of 500+ litres, which are ideal for larger families and commercial use. There are also chest freezers designed to create high-quality storage conditions at temperatures that are lower than -30oC which is usually required for lab equipment and other items that require delicate care.

A chest freezer can be an excellent investment for those who want to store plenty of food and avoid the need to make frequent trips to the supermarket. It is important to remember that not all freezers work in the same way. Choose a brand you trust, and compare the features of various freezers to find one that best meets your requirements.

Currys' own-brand model is a great option if you need more space, but aren't able to purchase one of the more expensive chest freezers on the market. It's not as big as the most affordable options on the market, however it's a great value for money, at less than PS200. It's also garage friendly, with a lockable door, and plenty of internal storage space for your bulk shopping. It's low-frost technology which means it doesn't have to be defrosted nearly as often as other freezers. On our website, you will also find similar models that are affordable from reliable white goods brands.

Safety

A chest freezer is the perfect option for those who wish to store a lot of frozen food in one location. It can be expensive to operate these freestanding appliances so you should choose an energy-efficient model. Choose models that are A+ energy rated or higher to keep your electricity bills low.

When selecting a freezer, you should consider how much space you will require. In general, chest freezers suitable for outbuildings have larger capacities than upright freezers, and some come with additional space to accommodate oversized objects like turkeys. They are also more durable because they don't have a glass door, which can be easily damaged.

It is important to determine the capacity of a chest freezer in cubic feet or litres. This will provide you with an idea of how much you can fit into it, and also help you determine if it's large enough for your requirements. It's important to also consider the net capacity that is the amount of space you can utilize to store your food.

It isn't always easy to organize your food and other items in a chest freezer, since it does not have drawers. To help you out search for models with wire storage baskets that can help you divide your food items into smaller sections. These are great for storing small items that are easy to lose, like frozen vegetables and ice creams.

A chest freezer that has an interior light can let you see the contents more clearly. Make sure you choose a counterbalanced lid that doesn't shut when you are adding more food items. Also, look for models that have locks that will prevent children from stealing your ice cream stash or deter burglars who are looking for casual entry into less secure outbuildings. Some models come with high-temperature alarms or lights that will be activated if the temperature inside the freezer rises.