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+How to Choose the Best Chest Freezers UK
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+When you're making meals in bulk or storing food from your allotment, the chest freezer is a great way to save money on food shopping and to avoid waste. Look for a model with an open lid that is fixed open while you rummage through the contents. You should also think about a model that has a quick freeze function to get an additional burst of cooling power.
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+Size
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+If you're thinking of buying a chest freezer, you'll be interested to know that the size of the unit can play a role in its energy efficiency. It is important to measure prior to making a purchase to make sure it will fit in the space you have. If you have a smaller space, consider a compact freezer that is designed to be unobtrusive.
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+Typically these models are compact and are only slightly taller than the average fridge freezer. They will also be smaller in size. Pick a model with a higher capacity to store more frozen foods at once. The LG 2522L Chest Freezer, with its spacious interior that can store up to 10 shopping bags, is a fantastic example. It has a dual cooling system, so you can use it as a freezer or as a cooler. It has a fast freeze feature that allows you to freeze items quickly.
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+Before making a decision, check the energy ratings of all freezers. In the ideal scenario, you should search for a model that has an Energy Star label. This label indicates that the product meets the minimum energy standards and will lower your heating expenses. The average sized freezer will need approximately 230 kWh annually to keep it cold and will cost around PS70 annually to run.
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+A lid that is counterbalanced is a great feature to look out for in a chest freezer, since it's able to open at a predetermined angle and won't slam shut unexpectedly. This is particularly beneficial for those who load with food in large quantities or older users with difficulty bending down to reach their food.
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+A low noise output is another great feature. This makes the freezer less raucous which is essential if it's going to be placed in a living room or open-plan space. Some freezers come with LED internal lighting that can be useful when searching for food in the dark. If you're looking to save even more on electricity, pick an appliance with a built-in defrost mode that will automatically defrost the freezer for you.
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+Capacity
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+Capacity is an important factor when selecting the right refrigerator. The top chest freezers UK are designed to offer plenty of storage space and allow you to store all your favourite frozen food items and avoid needing to regularly visit the market. These freezers are also great for those who have limited space as they are often smaller than upright models.
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+Capacity is typically expressed in cubic feet or litres It is important to remember that the figures will be different for gross and net space. Gross capacity refers to the total space within the freezer, including any insulation material. Net capacity is the amount of storage, which is lower in the event that there is frozen food or water that has been defrosted in the appliance. It is also recommended to choose an appliance with an energy rating of A or higher. This will lower the cost of electricity and also have an impact on the environment.
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+A frost-free or manual defrosting model is a different option to consider. Most budget models will need to be defrosted manually however, more expensive models may have an automatic defrosting feature. Some models have drains built in, making it easier to take out ice.
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+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 can be able to accommodate a whole family's worth of shopping, meaning fewer trips to the supermarket.
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+If you have some anxiety about having to bend over to retrieve items from the bottom of the freezer, you should search for a chest freezer that has a handy internal light and lids that are counterbalanced. This will make it much easier to sort through your bags of shopping, and will ensure that your back isn't painful while you search through your freezer looking for a hidden bag of frozen ice pops. Certain freezers have an orange warning light that will keep the temperature constant for 24 hours if there is power outage.
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+Energy efficiency
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+Choose models with high energy efficiency ratings when choosing the chest freezer. They will have lower power consumption and therefore lower operating costs than upright freezers. You can estimate the cost of operating the freezer by looking at the energy consumption of its annual cycle, which is usually displayed in kWh. You can also look up the energy efficiency of a freezer by looking at the specifications of the product or in the manual.
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+In general, chest freezers tend to be more efficient in energy use than upright freezers due to the fact that they have a smaller footprint, allowing them to be smaller and pack in more storage space. They're also ideal for storage of larger items, such as containers with awkward shapes or bags of food items.
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+Our range of chest freezers includes small,  [Frydge](https://www.frydge.uk/) square models that are able to be placed in a discreet corner of your kitchen or utility room, and huge 500+ litre models that are ideal for larger families or for commercial use. There are also chest freezers that are specifically designed to keep temperatures below -30oC. This is typically required for lab equipment or other delicate contents.
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+A chest freezer is a great investment for those looking to store a lot of food items and eliminate the need to make frequent trips to the supermarket. But, it's important to keep in mind that not all freezers are created equally. Choose a brand that you trust, and compare the features of different freezers to find one that best meets your requirements.
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+Currys own-brand model is an excellent option if you need more space, but aren't able to purchase one of the more expensive chest freezers that are available. It's not as large than some of the more affordable options, but it's still a excellent value for less than PS200. It is also garage-friendly, with a lockable front door and plenty of internal storage space for bulk purchases. It even has low frost technology, which means it won't need to be defrosted as frequently as other freezers. On our website, you can also find similar models that are affordable by well-known white goods brands.
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+Safety
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+A chest freezer is a great option for those who wish to store a large amount of frozen foods in one location. These freestanding appliances can be expensive to operate and it's crucial to select an energy efficient model. Find models that are A+ energy rated or better to keep your electricity costs low.
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+When choosing a freezer, you should consider how much space you'll need. Chest freezers are generally larger than upright freezers and some have additional space to hold large items such as turkeys. They are also more durable as they don't have a glass door, which could be damaged easily.
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+It is important to determine the capacity of the chest freezer in cubic feet or litres. This will help you determine if the capacity is enough to satisfy your needs. It's important to also consider the net capacity, which is the amount of space you can actually utilize to store your food.
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+One of the main downsides of a chest freezer is that it does not have drawers like an upright freezer, so it isn't easy to organize your food and other items. To help you out search for models with wire storage baskets that will allow you to sort your food items into smaller sections. They are ideal for storing small items that are easy to lose, like ice-creams and frozen vegetables.
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+A chest freezer that has an internal light can let you see the contents more clearly. Look for a counterbalanced top that will not close when you add more food items. Also, look for models with locks, which can stop children from stealing your ice cream stash or deter burglars from stealing your ice cream in less secure outbuildings. Some models are also equipped with alarms and lights that activate when the temperature of the freezer begins to rise.