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Black Chest Freezers Black chest freezers are a great source of space for your frozen food items. They are a good option for areas that suffer from power outages because they keep food frozen longer than upright freezers. Look for a model that has interior lighting, particularly for those who store their food in a dark garage or basement. This feature will allow you to locate your food items more easily and will reduce energy waste. Capacity Anyone who needs to store extra frozen food items can benefit from a chest freezer. You can keep leftovers, seasonal fruits and vegetables, or your own home-cooked meals in them. Many models have adjustable baskets and dividers, to allow you to arrange your food items however you'd prefer. There are also models that are energy efficient which use less power. Find models that are designed for cold temperatures if you want to store a chest freezer in your shed or garage. Some models are designed to operate in temperatures as low -10 degrees Celsius. This model is budget-friendly and offers nearly 100 litres more freezer space, and can fit neatly into an empty corner of the kitchen. It's not frost-free and lacks a digital temperature display, but it's cheap enough that the compromises are easily overlooked. This chest freezer is a great option if you want an extra-large freezer, but don't need a premium for a top of the line model. Its capacity of 255 litres is enough for summer ice creams and stews that are cooked in batches and comes with sleek black gloss finish that blends in with your home. It also comes with a manual defrost mechanism and drain, as well as a strong vinyl-coated basket to help you divide your foods. Energy efficiency A freezer can be a wonderful addition to any kitchen. It can also reduce food waste by storing extra food items. However, it can increase energy costs because it uses more energy to keep frozen meals cold than refrigerators. Frydge should consider purchasing a chest freezer Energy Star certified to reduce your energy costs. These models are insulated with foam and use a type of refrigerant called 1,1,1,2-Tetrafluoroethane, which does not deplete the ozone layer and is considered safe for indoor usage. Upright freezers require more energy to operate because they require a larger footprint and are less insulated than chest freezers. Since they are shorter and lower, longer, chest freezers can provide more storage space. However, they take up lots of floor space. They will need enough room to accommodate the door's height which can swing left or right. Choose a chest freezer which has a built-in basket to organize your food. This will help you save space and money. A wire basket can allow you to fit more food in a smaller space than shelves which is a great choice for families with a limited storage space. Another feature that makes the use of a chest freezer more affordable to operate is auto-defrost or manual. Self-defrosting freezers consume less energy than a manual defrosting unit that cycles on and off regularly to prevent ice accumulation. Noise Black chest freezers are quieter than upright freezers and so they're great for garages sheds, or outbuildings. If you notice a rumble at night, it's likely due to the normal expansion and contraction of the freezer walls. This will not disturb anyone. Some models are exceptionally quiet, averaging only 38dB. There's no need to worry about disturbing your neighbors or family members with loud appliances. Currys own brand Logik offers a variety of quiet black freezers that are affordable. Garage-friendly freezers are available for less than PS200. They can hold more than 50 litres of storage space. Defrost time Most chest freezers require manual defrosting that is, you must disconnect the freezer and then open it up to let all the frozen ice melt. However, some models are easier to defrost than others. The GE FFP245LDBS is just one of them. It comes with an adjustable basket for simple organization and an internal light and a lid that counterbalances so that you won't strike you in the head when you try to pick up frozen pizza from the bottom of the freezer. It also features a recessed handle and foam insulation to improve energy efficiency. Chest freezers are commonly purchased to add storage space. They are ideal for storing large ice-cream tubs or bags of frozen vegetables or sections of meat. Most of them are large in capacity and come with lids which can be opened by a hinge at the top. Some have bins and dividers in the interior to aid in organizing, while others are self-defrosting, and have locks. Some of these freezers can last up to 48 hours with no thawing when you keep the door closed. If you are required to keep your freezer open for a prolonged duration, ensure you place it in a cool place with plenty of airflow. Be careful not to put anything that is warm in the freezer since it will cause the temperature to rise and cause food items to melt faster.