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How to Choose the Best Chest Freezers UK

Whether you're batch-cooking meals or storing food from your allotment, the chest freezer is a smart way to save money on food purchases and to avoid waste. Consider a model that has an open top that is open as you browse through the contents. Also, think about a fast-freeze option to get an extra boost in cooling power.

Size

You may be interested to discover that the size of a chest freezer will affect its energy efficiency. It is recommended to take measurements prior to purchasing a chest freezer in order to ensure that it will fit within the space available. If you have less space, think about an ice maker that is designed to be unobtrusive.

They are typically larger and taller than typical fridge freezers. They also tend to be smaller in size. Select a model with more capacity to store more frozen items at once. The LG 2522L Chest Freezer is a good example of this, thanks to its spacious interior that can accommodate up to 10 bags of groceries. It features two cooling systems that allows you to use it as a freezer, or as a cooler. It comes with a quick freeze feature that makes it simple to freeze items quickly.

Before making a decision, check the energy ratings of all freezers. You should ideally choose a freezer that has an Energy Star label. This label means that the model meets minimum energy standards and can reduce your heating costs. The average freezer will require around 230 kWh of electricity annually to keep it cool and will cost approximately PS70 per year.

A counterbalanced lid is a great feature to look for in a chest freezer as it will stay open at a certain angle and won't close suddenly. This can be particularly useful if you're loading up the freezer with a lot of food or for people who may have difficulty reaching their food items.

Another excellent feature to look out for is a quiet output. This makes the freezer less raucous, which is important when it's placed in a living room or open-plan space. Certain eco-friendly Freezers come with LED lighting inside, which can be helpful when you're trying to find food in the dark. If you're looking to save even more on electricity costs, choose a model with a built-in freezers defrost mode which will automatically defrost your freezer for you.

Capacity

Capacity is an important consideration when deciding on the right refrigerator. The best chest freezers UK are designed to offer ample storage, so you can store all your favourite frozen foods and avoid needing to make regular trips to the supermarket. They're also a great option for those with limited space, as they're typically smaller than upright freezers.

Capacity is typically expressed in litres or cubic feet, and it's important to note that the numbers will differ for gross and net space. Gross capacity is the total space that is available in the freezer, including all insulation materials. Net capacity is actually the amount of storage space, which is lower in the event that there is frozen food or water that has been defrosted inside the appliance. Also, you should look for a chest freezer that has an energy rating of A or above. This will lower your electric bills and also have a an impact on the environment.

Another aspect to consider is whether you want an frost-free model or one that requires manual defrosting. The majority of budget models need to be defrosted manually however, more expensive models might come with an automatic defrosting function. Certain models may have a built-in drain, which makes it easier to remove the ice as it is needed.

If you're looking for a cheap chest freezer, Fridgemaster and Hotpoint have plenty of options to suit any budget. However, if you need something with more space, Beko and Zanussi have large chest freezers that will fit a family's worth of shopping, which means fewer trips to the supermarket.

If you have a bit of a phobia about having to bend over to retrieve items from the bottom of your freezer, it's worth looking for a chest freezer with an internal light that is handy and a lids that are counterbalanced. This will help you sort through your shopping bags and ensure that your back doesn't hurt when you're searching for hidden frozen ice cubes. Some freezers have an orange warning light that will keep the temperature constant for 24 hours if there is a power failure.

Energy efficiency

When selecting a chest freezer, look for models that have high energy efficiency ratings. They are more energy efficient and have lower running costs. Take a look at the annual energy usage figure, which is usually in kWh, to determine the amount a model will cost to run. You can also determine the energy efficiency rating of a freezer by looking at its specifications for the product or manual.

In general chest freezers are more energy-efficient than upright freezers because they sacrifice depth for width and are therefore more compact and capable of storing more items. They are also great for storing larger items, like containers with awkward shapes or bags of food.

The range of chest freezers we offer includes small, square models which can be placed in a corner of the kitchen or in the utility room. We also have large models of 500+ litres, perfect for larger families and Eco-Friendly Freezers commercial use. There are also specialist chest freezers designed to provide precise storage conditions at temperatures below -30oC, which is typically required for laboratory equipment as well as other delicate contents.

A chest freezer is a good investment if you want to store large quantities of food without having to visit the grocery store often. But, it's important to remember that not all freezers are made equally. To get the best value for your new freezer, choose an established brand and compare features to find a freezer units that meets your needs.

If you're looking for a space-saving solution but don't have the budget to buy one of the most affordable chest freezers available, this Currys own-brand model is worth a look. It's not as big as some of the cheaper options, but it's still a great value 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 that 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 well-known white goods brands.

Safety

The chest freezer is perfect for those who have to store a lot of frozen food. It is expensive to operate these freestanding appliances therefore you should select an energy-efficient model. To keep your electric bill low, look for models with an A+ energy rating or higher.

When selecting a freezer, you should also consider 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 are also more durable since they don't have a glass door, which could be easily damaged.

When you are buying a chest freezer, it's important to measure the capacity in litres, or cubic feet. This will give you an idea of how much you can fit inside it, and also help you decide whether or not it's big enough to meet your requirements. It's also important to think about the net capacity, which is the amount of space you can store your food items.

One of the major drawbacks of a chest freezer is that it doesn't have drawers like an upright freezer, so it can be difficult to organise your food and other items. To help you out search for models with wire storage baskets, which can help you divide your food into smaller sections. These are great for storing small items that are easy to lose, such as frozen vegetables and ice creams.

A chest freezer that has an interior light lets you see the contents better. You should also look for a counterbalanced lid that will stay in an open position instead of closing when you're trying to add more food items. Additionally, you should look at models that have locks that keep children from getting their hands on the ice cream you have stored away or deter burglars from stealing your ice cream in more secure outbuildings. Certain models also have alarms and lights that go off when the temperature of the freezer begins to rise.