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How to Choose the Best Chest Freezers UK

A chest freezer can help you save money by storing food that you've cultivated on your allotment or cooking in large quantities. It also helps reduce food waste. Find a model with a counterbalanced lid that stays open as you browse through the contents. You should also look for a model with a fast freeze function to get an additional blast of cooling power.

Size

You might be interested to find out that the size of a chest freezer could influence its energy efficiency. You should take measurements before purchasing a chest freezer in order to make sure it fits into the space you have available. If you're in a smaller space, consider a compact freezer that is made to be discrete.

Typically these models have a smaller footprint and are just a little higher than the typical fridge freezer. They will also be smaller in dimensions. If you have more space, you should choose one with larger capacity and capacity, to store more frozen food at the same time. The LG 2522L Chest Freezer is a good example of this, thanks to its spacious interior that can hold up to 10 bags of shopping. It comes with two cooling systems, so you can use it as a freezer or cooler. It has a fast freeze feature that allows you to freeze items quickly.

Before making a decision look up the energy ratings of all freezers. You should choose a model that bears an Energy Star label. This means it is in compliance with minimum energy efficiency standards, and will help to lower your heating costs. The average freezer will require around 230 kWh per year to stay cold and will cost around PS70 per year.

Look for a lid with a counterbalanced design in a chest freezer. It will stay open at an angle you decide to set and won't shut abruptly. This is particularly helpful when you're loading the freezer with a lot of food, or for older users who have trouble reaching their food items.

A low noise output is another great feature. This will make the freezer less raucous which is essential for those who want it to be set up in a living room or open-plan area. Some freezers feature LED internal lighting which can be useful when trying to find food in the dark. Pick a model that has a built-in mode to automatically defrost your freezer. This will save you more money on electricity.

Capacity

When choosing a new freezer, capacity is an important factor to consider. The best chest freezers UK offer generous storage so you can stockpile all your favorite frozen foods without making frequent trips to the store. They're also a great choice for those with small space as they are often smaller than upright freezers.

Capacity is usually quoted in litres or cubic feet It's important to keep in mind that the figures will be different for gross and net space. Gross capacity is the total space that is available in the freezer, including all insulation materials. Net capacity is the actual amount of storage space, which can be much lower when the appliance is equipped with defrosted internal water or food. Also, you should consider an appliance with an energy rating of A or above. This will reduce your electric bills and also have a an impact positive on the environment.

Another thing to think about is whether you want an unfrosted model or one that requires manual defrosting. Most budget models require manual defrosting, however, more expensive models could feature automatic defrosting. Certain models have a drain integrated making it easier to get rid of the ice.

Fridgemaster and Hotpoint offer a wide range of affordable chest freezers that will fit any budget. If you're looking for something that's a bit more spacious, Beko and Zanussi have large chest freezers that will fit a family's worth of shopping, which means less trips to the supermarket.

If you're some anxiety about bending over to pick up items from the bottom of your freezer, it's worth looking for a chest freezer with an internal light that is handy and a counterbalanced lid. This will make it much easier to sort through your shopping bags and will ensure that your back isn't painful while you search through the freezer for a forgotten bag of frozen pops. Certain freezers have a red warning light and will keep the temperature steady for 24 hours if there is a power outage.

Energy efficiency

Look for models that have high energy efficiency ratings when selecting the chest freezer. They will be more efficient in energy use and will have lower running costs. You can estimate the cost of running a freezer by examining its annual energy consumption which is typically displayed in kWh. You can also check the energy efficiency of a freezer by looking at the specifications of the product or in the manual.

In general chest freezers tend to be more efficient than upright freezers due to the fact that they reduce width in exchange for depth which allows them to be smaller and provide more storage space. They are also great for storing large items such as oddly shaped food bags or boxes.

Our chest freezer range comprises small, square models which can be placed in a corner of the kitchen or the utility room. We also have larger models of 500+ litres that are ideal for larger families or commercial use. You can also find chest freezers designed to maintain precise temperatures below -30oC. This is often needed to protect laboratory equipment and other items that are delicate.

A chest freezer is a good investment if you want to store large quantities of food without having to visit the supermarket often. However, it's important to keep in mind that not all freezers are created to be the same. To get the best value from your new freezer, select a brand you trust and then compare features to find a freezer that suits your needs.

Currys' own-brand model is an excellent alternative if you're in need of more space but cannot afford one of the cheapest chest freezers on the market. It is not as spacious as some of the less expensive models, but it's a good value at less than PS200. It's also garage-friendly with a lockable front door and plenty of internal storage space for bulk purchases. It also has low-frost technology, which means it won't require defrosting as frequently as other freezers. You can also find various other low-cost models from other reputable white goods brands on our website.

Safety

A chest freezer is the perfect option for those who wish to store a large amount of frozen food in one location. These freestanding appliances can be quite expensive to run therefore it is important to choose an energy efficient model. Look for models that are A+ energy rated or better to ensure that your electric bills remain low.

When you are choosing a freezer you must also think about how much space you will require. Chest freezers are generally bigger than upright freezers. Some have extra space to hold large items such as turkeys. They also tend to be more durable than upright freezers, because they don't have the glass door that could be easily damaged.

It is important to determine the capacity of chest freezers in cubic feet or litres. This will allow you to determine if it is large enough to meet your requirements. It's important to also consider the net capacity which is the amount of space you could actually utilize to store your food.

One of the main downsides of a chest freezer is that it does not have drawers like an upright freezer, so it can be difficult to organize your food and other items. Find models with storage baskets made of wire which allow you to separate your food into smaller portions. They are ideal for storing small items that are easy to lose, such as ice-creams and frozen vegetables.

Another security aspect to look for in the chest freezer is an internal light that makes it easier to see what's inside. You should look for a counterbalanced top that won't close when you are adding more food. Finally, you should also look into models with locks, which will stop children from gaining access to the ice cream you have stored away or deter casual thieves in more secure outbuildings. Some models come with high-temperature alarms or light bulbs that start to blink when the temperature in the freezer starts to rise.