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Choosing an Outbuilding Freezer

Many people utilize a garage or outbuilding to store frozen meals. They can be a great aid during busy times when you need meals quickly and easily.

Freezers can operate at temperatures between 110 and 0 degrees Fahrenheit. If they are placed in an environment that is not suitable for them they will have to work harder and use more energy.

Location

The location of an outdoor freezer must be located in a location that it can function effectively. This is because freezing appliances work best when they are in cool environments, so this is a consideration to be considered when deciding where to place the freezer. The freezer should be protected from direct sunlight as this can reduce its efficiency in energy use, resulting in a higher electric bill. Refrigerators that are located in direct sunlight may also be susceptible to temperature spikes that could put excessive strain on the appliance, resulting in premature wear.

Accessibility and convenience also influence the location of the freezer. A freezer in a shed or garage that is accessible from the kitchen could be a good choice. A freezer located in a shed which requires you to walk outside in the rain or snow in order to access it could not be as convenient.

If theft or backyard animals are a concern, a covering that shields the freezer from debris and weather can help keep it safe. This is particularly important for those living near the ocean, as the salty air can harm the freezer's components.

Size

When shopping, it's important to select the correct size freezer. You need to ensure the freezer is large enough for your needs and will be able to accommodate your family's food consumption. A freezer with a huge capacity could be a great investment. It can also will save you money by purchasing in bulk.

As a rule of thumb, you should allow 2.5 cubic feet for every household member. This will allow you to keep a variety of frozen foods, including meats, vegetables, freezers on sale proteins desserts, drinks, and more. To determine the best freezer size, start by measuring your shed or garage to determine how much space you have to store the freezer.

If you're short on space think about an upright or compact freezer such as the GE Garage Ready 17,3 Cu Frost Free. This freezer can fit in an area that is small and features a reversible door to open either direction. It comes with premium insulation to shield the freezer from extreme temperature fluctuations and ensure a consistent operation. It has a built in defrost clock that removes ice on its own and prevents overflow.

Frigidaire EFRF696AMZ upright freezers are bigger and provide more storage space. This model is made for use in cold climates and has a temperature range between -10C to -18C, making it ideal for cold garages or outbuildings. It has a large interior that can hold up to 20 bags ice and removable wire shelves.

Check the specifications of the manufacturer of the freezer to ensure that it will work in the garage or outbuilding. The manufacturer will provide the freezer's temperature class as well as how cold it has to be to operate safely in a non-heated environment. Certain brands, like Beko, offer freezers that can operate in -15C temperatures with their FreezerGuard technology. Always verify the warranty of the manufacturer to ensure that the freezer can stand up to the conditions of your garage or outbuilding.

Energy efficiency

If you intend to use an outbuilding freezer in a garage or shed that isn't climate controlled then you should choose an energy efficient model. These models will offer better insulation than other freezers, and they will not lose the same amount of cold air when the door is opened. They are also more economical to run since they will use less energy. Choose models with low-frost technology in order to save energy and decrease defrosting.

There are numerous energy efficient freezers available to choose from in various sizes. You can find them in traditional brick and mortar stores like Walmart, Freezers on Sale Best Buy and Home Depot as well as online retailers like Amazon and eBay. Certain local utility companies offer rebates for freezers that meet specific efficiency criteria.

The size of a freezer impacts its energy consumption, and it is important to determine the amount of electricity you'll require for the quantity of food you'll be freezing. You can also use an energy calculator to calculate the amount a freezer will cost annually to operate.

Freezers are within their listed power consumption when they're cooling. However this isn't a constant. Once they reach a set temperature, their components (such as the compressor motor and the evaporator fan motor) will enter idle mode.

When selecting a freezer, consider the ENERGY STAR certification that indicates that it is in compliance with specific energy usage guidelines established by the Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Energy. This is particularly crucial if you intend on using the freezer in a shed or garage that isn't climate controlled, as these units are more energy-intensive than a conventional freezer.

Also, look for Freezers On Sale with a guarantee against power outages and an alarm for high temperatures or light. This will ensure that they will continue to work even if there is a power loss. There are freezers that feature a self-defrost option which can reduce the frequency of defrosting and reduce the cost of energy.

The Right to Rent

While freezers are generally designed to be kept indoors, some people need a larger freezer that can be used in their garage or shed. The freezer can fail or even break when the temperature is too low in this type environment. You should consider purchasing a refrigerator that comes with an assurance to cover any issues that might arise when it is installed in an outbuilding.

Many manufacturers have realized that their customers often have limited space and have therefore created chest built-in freezers that can be safely stored in garages or outbuildings. These freezers have been constructed with a specific 'freezer protection technology' that ensures they can operate at temperatures of as low as 10degC. Brands such as Beko, Ice King and Russell Hobbs now all offer this kind of freezer for use in outbuildings.

Some companies have specialised in building outdoor freezers, like Montpellier. It has a 99-litre freestanding chest freezer that can be utilized in outbuildings and garages. It is assessed as A+ energy efficient and has FreezerGuard. It comes with NordMende's standard 3-year warranty. The site is a reputable online retailer with positive customer reviews and has been in operation since 2014. It is also an associate of Trusted Shops.