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How to Choose the Best Chest Freezers UK

When you're making meals in bulk or storing food from the allotment, the chest freezer is a great way to save money on food shopping and avoid waste. Choose a model that has a counterbalanced lid that stays open while you go through the contents - and consider an option with fast freeze functions for an additional blast of cooling power.

Size

If you're looking to buy a chest freezer, you'll want to be aware that the size of the model can play a role in its energy efficiency. It's important to take measurements prior to purchasing a product to make certain it will fit in the space you have. If you're working with less space, think about a compact freezer that is made to be discrete.

They are typically smaller and taller than standard fridge walk-in freezers. These models are also smaller. If you have more space, you should choose a model that has more capacity and capacity, to store more frozen food at one time. The LG 2522L Chest Freezer, with its spacious interior that can store up to 10 shopping bags, is a great example. It has two cooling systems, so it can be used as a freezer or cooler. It has a fast freeze feature that allows you to quickly freeze items.

Before you make a final decision look up the energy ratings of all freezers. You should choose a freezer that has an Energy Star label. This label indicates that the product meets the minimum energy standards, and will reduce the cost of heating. The average freezer will require around 230 kWh of electricity each year to keep it cold and will cost about PS70 per year.

A counterbalanced lid is a great feature to look out for in a chest freezer because it will remain open at a certain angle and won't slam shut unexpectedly. This can be particularly useful in the case of loading up the freezer with a lot of food or for those who might have difficulty getting their feet up to get access to their food items.

A low noise output is another excellent feature. This will make the freezer less noisy, which is important for those who want it to be placed in a living room or open-plan area. Some freezers feature LED internal lighting, which can be helpful 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 additional money on electricity.

Capacity

When choosing a new freezer, the capacity is a crucial aspect to take into consideration. The best chest freezers UK have ample storage space so that you can store all your favorite frozen foods without having to make frequent trips to the grocery store. They're also an excellent choice for those who have small space as they are often smaller than upright freezers.

Capacity is usually quoted in cubic feet or litres, and it's important to remember that the numbers will differ for gross and net space. Gross capacity is the total amount of space in the freezer storage comprising all insulation materials. Net capacity is the actual amount of storage space, which will be less if the appliance has any defrosted food or water storage. Also, you should consider an appliance with an energy rating of A or higher. This will help lower your electricity bills and have a positive impact on the environment.

Another aspect to consider is whether you'd prefer a frost-free model or one that requires manual defrosting. The majority of budget models require manual defrosting however, more expensive models could include automated defrosting. Some brands will even include a drain built-in, which allows you to easily remove the ice whenever required.

If you're looking to buy a bargain chest freezer, Fridgemaster and Hotpoint have many options to fit any budget. If you're looking for something that's a bit more spacious, Beko and Zanussi have large chest freezers that can be able to accommodate a whole family's worth of shopping, upright freezers meaning fewer trips to the supermarket.

If you're suffering from a bit of a phobia of bending down to pick up items from the bottom of your freezer, you should search for a chest freezer that has a handy internal light and counterbalanced lid. This will allow you to easily sort through your shopping bags and make sure your back is not sore when you're searching for hidden ice pops. To provide extra security, some freezers will also have a red warning light and keep at a consistent temperature for 24 hours in the event of a power cut.

Energy efficiency

Choose models with high energy efficiency ratings when you are choosing the chest freezer. They will have low power consumption, and consequently lower running costs than upright freezers. You can estimate the cost of operating a freezer by looking at the energy consumption of its annual cycle that is usually shown in kWh. You can also check the energy efficiency of your freezer by reading the specifications of the product or in the user manuals.

As a general rule chest freezers are known to be more efficient than upright freezers because they reduce width in exchange for depth and are able to be smaller and provide more storage space. They're also ideal for storage of large items, like awkwardly shaped boxes or bags of food.

Our selection of chest freezers include small square models that can be placed in a discreet corner of your kitchen or utility room, as well as huge 500+ litre models that are ideal for larger families or commercial use. You can also find chest freezers that are designed to keep precise temperatures of -30oC or less. This is usually required for lab equipment or other delicate items.

A chest freezer is a good investment if you're looking to store large amounts of food without having to go to the grocery store often. It is important to remember that not all freezers function exactly the same. To get the most value for your new freezer, choose the brand you trust and compare features to find a freezer that meets your requirements.

Currys' own-brand model is a great alternative if you're looking for more space, but can't get a bargain on one of the most affordable chests freezers available. It's not as big than some of the more affordable options, but it's a excellent value for less than PS200. It's also garage-friendly with a lockable door and plenty of internal storage space to store your bulk shopping. It's low-frost technology which means it doesn't need to be defrosted nearly as often as other freezers. There's also many other budget-friendly models from other reputable white goods brands on our website.

Safety

A chest freezer is the ideal solution for those looking to store a large amount of frozen foods in one location. It can be costly to operate these freestanding appliances, therefore you should select an energy-efficient model. To keep your energy costs low, choose models with an A+ energy rating or higher.

Another aspect to consider when selecting a freezer is the amount of space you require. In general chest freezers are larger capacities than upright freezers, and many come with extra space to accommodate larger items such as turkeys. They are also more durable than upright freezers, because they don't have the glass door that could be easily damaged.

When purchasing a chest freezer, it's important to measure the capacity in litres, or cubic feet. This will provide you with an idea of how much you can fit in it, and will help you determine if it's big enough to meet your needs. But, it's also crucial to look at the net capacity, which is the amount of space you can use to store food items.

One of the major drawbacks of chest freezers is that it doesn't come with drawers like upright freezers, which means it can be difficult to organise your food and other items. To help you out choose models that have wire storage baskets, which will allow you to sort your food items into smaller sections. They are particularly useful for upright Freezers storing small, easily lost items such as ice creams and frozen veg.

Another security aspect to look for in a chest freezer is an internal light, which will make it easier to observe what's inside. Also, look for a lid that is counterbalanced that can remain in a position that is open, rather than slamming shut when you're trying to add more food. You should also consider models with locks, which can stop children from getting your ice cream store or deter burglars who are looking for casual entry into less secure outbuildings. Some models have high-temperature alarms or lights that will start to blink when the temperature in the freezer begins to rise.