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How to Choose the Best Chest Freezers UK A chest freezer can help you save money by storing the food you have grown on your allotment or cooked in large quantities. It also helps to reduce food waste. Consider a model that has a counterbalanced top that remains open while you look through the contents. Also, think about the option of fast-freezing for an extra boost of cooling power. Size You may be interested learn that the size of a chest freezer could affect its energy efficiency. It is important to measure your space prior to buying a chest freezer to ensure that it will fit into the space available. If you're working with a smaller space, consider an ice maker that is made to be discrete. These models are usually smaller and taller than average fridge freezers. They also tend to be smaller in width. Pick a model with more capacity to store more frozen food items simultaneously. The GE 2522L Chest Freezer is a good example of this, with its spacious interior that can accommodate up to 10 bags of shopping. It comes with dual cooling, which means you can use it as a freezer or cooler. It has a fast freeze feature that allows you to quickly freeze items. Like all freezers, you should check the energy ratings before making a decision. You should ideally choose a freezer that has an Energy Star label. This means that it meets minimum energy efficiency standards, and can help reduce your heating bills. Frydge will require around 230 kWh annually to keep it cool and will cost around PS70 per year. A counterbalanced lid is a fantastic feature to look for in a chest freezer, as it will stay open at a certain angle and won't shut unexpectedly. This is particularly beneficial for those who have to load with food in large quantities or for older people who have difficulty reaching their food items. A low sound output is another fantastic feature. This makes your freezer less noisy and is especially crucial if you intend to place it in a living space or open-plan kitchen. Certain freezers come with LED lighting within which can be useful when finding food in the dark. Choose a model that has a built-in mode to automatically defrost your freezer. This will help you save additional money on electricity. Capacity Capacity is a crucial factor when choosing the right refrigerator. The top chest freezers UK are designed to provide a generous amount of storage which means you can stock up on all your favourite frozen food items and avoid needing to go to the store. These freezers are also ideal for those who have limited space as they tend to be smaller than upright models. It is important to remember that gross and net space are two different things. Gross capacity is the total amount of space within the freezer comprising all insulation materials. Net capacity is the amount of storage available, which will be lower in the event that there is defrosted food or water inside the appliance. Also, you should consider an appliance with an energy rating of A or above. This will help lower the cost of electricity and also have an impact on the environment. A frost-free model or a manual defrosting option is a different option to consider. Most budget models will require manual defrosting however, more expensive models might have an automated defrosting function. Certain models may include a drain built-in, which allows you to easily remove the ice as needed. Fridgemaster and Hotpoint provide a variety of chest freezers that are affordable that will fit any budget. If you're looking for something more, Beko or Zanussi offer large chest freezers that can accommodate the entire family's shopping, saving you time and money. You may be hesitant to climb over to reach the bottom of your freezer. If this is the case, you should look for a chest-freezer with an internal light as well as a counterbalanced lid. This will allow you to easily sort through your shopping bags and make sure your back doesn't hurt when you're searching for hidden ice pops. Some freezers come with an orange warning light that will keep the temperature steady for 24 hours if there is a power failure. Energy efficiency Find models with high energy efficiency ratings when you are choosing a chest-freezer. They will have low power consumption, and consequently lower operating costs than upright freezers. You can estimate the cost of operating a freezer by looking at its energy consumption per year that is usually shown in kWh. You can also look up the energy efficiency rating of the freezer by reading its product specifications or manual. In general chest freezers are generally more energy efficient than upright freezers due to the fact that they sacrifice depth for width and are therefore more compact and able to store more things. They are also great for storing large items such as oddly shaped food bags or boxes. The range of chest freezers we offer includes small, square models that can be put in a corner of your kitchen or the utility room. We also have larger models with 500+ litres that are ideal for larger families or commercial use. You can also find chest freezers that are specifically designed to keep temperatures below -30oC. This is typically required for laboratory equipment or other delicate items. A chest freezer is a good investment if you want to store large amounts of food and not have to go to the supermarket often. It's important to remember that not all freezers work exactly the same. To get the most value from your new freezer, pick the brand you trust and look at the features to find a freezer that is suitable for your needs. Currys' own-brand model is an excellent alternative if you're looking for more space, but can't afford one of the cheapest chests freezers available. It's not as large as some of the cheaper models, 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 got low frost technology which means it doesn't have to be defrosted nearly as often as other freezers. You can also find many other budget-friendly models from other trusted white goods brands on our website. Safety The chest freezer is perfect for those who have to store a significant amount of frozen food. It can be costly to run these freestanding appliances, therefore you should select an energy-efficient model. Look for models that are A+ energy rated or higher to keep your electricity costs low. When choosing a freezer, you must also think about how much space you will require. Generally speaking, chest freezers have larger capacities than upright freezers, and many have extra space to accommodate oversized objects like turkeys. They are also more durable since they don't have glass door that can be damaged easily. It is essential to know the capacity of chest freezers in cubic feet or litres. This will help you determine if it is large enough to satisfy your needs. But, it's also crucial to look at the net capacity. This is the amount of space that you can store food. One of the biggest drawbacks of a chest freezer is that it doesn't come with drawers like an upright freezer, so it isn't easy to organize your food and other items. Find models with baskets for storage made of wire which allow you to separate your food into smaller portions. They are especially useful to store small, easily lost items like frozen veg and ice cream. Another safety feature to look for in the chest freezer is an internal light, which will make it easier to see what's inside. You should look for a counterbalanced top that doesn't shut when you add more food items. Also, look at models that have a lock, which will stop children from getting their hands on your ice cream stash or deter casual thieves in more insecure outbuildings. Some models have high-temperature alarms or lights that will be activated if the temperature inside the freezer begins to rise.