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American Freezer American freezers are a great addition to any kitchen. They come with a huge capacity and can enhance the look of any kitchen. Some can hold up to 38 bags of food items – ideal for families seeking to reduce the number of shopping trips. These appliances come with the most modern food freshness technology that keeps foods at the optimal temperature to preserve their taste and texture. Many include water and/or ice dispensers that can be plugged in or not, so you can get chilled water and/or ice at only a click. Size As the name suggests, American fridge freezers tend to be larger than conventional English models. They take up more space in your kitchen, but they also have a larger capacity. It is important to consider the amount of space you'll need for your family, and how you cook. For two people, between 11 and 13 cubic feet is the ideal size. For three to four people 18-22 cubic feet should do. For five people or more, 28 cubic feet will suffice. Once you know how many cubic feet of space you require, you can then narrow your choices down by size and energy rating as well as the brand. The latest American-style fridge freezers come with an array of innovative features that will enhance your kitchen experience. For instance, a full air circulation helps reduce the build-up of frost while the useful drawers with 0@ are perfect to keep your fresh food at the right temperature for optimal storage length and there's even an option to switch between freezer and fridge at the touch of a button, to meet your day to day needs. Customers are also spoilt for choices when it comes to color and brand. The stainless steel and retro-style finishes are very popular. And when it's time for you to replenish your supply of chilled water and ice you can make use of the water dispensers that are integrated into the unit. They provide instant filtered or fresh ice cubes at the flick of a button. The most well-known American fridge freezer is a double door model with refrigerator on one side and freezer on the opposite. There are models that come with splits of 50-50 or 60-40. There are also French doors or side-byside models, based on the layout you prefer. Many models don't require plumbing, and instead use water jugs with removable lids that can be filled at taps in your kitchen. This can save you money on plumbing and lets you put your American freezer anywhere in your kitchen without worrying about water pipes. Style American fridge freezers are more able to store food than their British counterparts. These huge appliances can store between 11 and 38 supermarket bags worth of food items – ideal if you want to stock up or cut down on the cost of your weekly shopping. The classic American design features an ice maker at the bottom, and a double-door fridge at the top. This allows you to see your food or drink without having to open both doors. A lot of models have an ice and water dispensers to make your kitchen more luxurious. Modern American style fridge freezers come with flat doors with concealed handles that blend with your kitchen cabinetry. They're an excellent choice if you're looking to create a seamless kitchen design and they're available in a range of contemporary colors, such as graphite, stainless steel and black. Our selection includes plumbed and un-plumbed American refrigerator freezers. Plumbed models are connected directly to the mains water supply so that you can enjoy cold, filtered beverages available at any time. Non-plumbed models have an open tank of water that can be filled and refilled when required. Our extensive selection of American-style fridge freezers includes models from top brands such as Samsung, Hotpoint and Hisense. We have a range of finishes to fit any budget. You can choose an elegant silver finish, a sleek white or sophisticated black, we have an American-style refrigerator freezer you are sure to love. The main difference between a British fridge and freezer is the depth of an American model. You'll need space behind the kitchen doors to be able to accommodate it comfortably. It is also important to be aware that American fridge freezers are typically too big to fit through the front doorway. If you're not sure how you will get one into your home, you should install it in the kitchen first. Technology American fridge freezers come with a variety of useful features that help to keep track of the contents and avoid a frozen mess'. There's a frost-free freezer as well as a divider that separates the refrigerated area from the frozen section. This helps you find what you are seeking. There are many shelves and racks for any size of bottles and containers and door-mounted dispensers of cool water and ice that you can use to get a refreshing drink. They're also more likely to feature smart screens that let you make shopping lists, look up recipes, and keep track of your inventory amongst other handy tasks. They have more advanced insulation to improve energy efficiency and to maintain a consistently cool and frost-free environment. This helps preserve your leftovers and fresh food. There are a range of styles available to suit any kitchen layout. There's a style for all tastes from the stacked style that is flush against your fitted units to the Side by Side design which divides the fridge and freezer vertically. If you're opting for a plumbed model with state-of-the-art water and ice dispensers then it'll require connection to the mains water supply, so bear this in mind when planning your new kitchen. You can still buy non-plumbed American refrigerator freezers. They work the same as regular fridge freezers. However, you'll need to manually refill them with your own water and filtered ice. Some people are worried that American fridge freezers, because of their size and large capacity, will take a toll on your household's electricity bills. These huge appliances consume less energy now than their smaller counterparts, thanks to the new technology developed by manufacturers. In fact, you can now purchase them with an energy rating of A +++, which means they're inexpensive to run given their size. Find the appliance's specs for this information or read our guide to choosing an energy efficient fridge freezer. Energy A larger American freezer will cost you more to operate due to its size. But don't be deceived by advertising claims about the size of the freezer – American fridge freezers typically offer more than enough space for a family of four and include a variety of useful features like a frost free freezer and door alarms. No matter how big, American freezers can be equally efficient in energy use as their smaller counterparts if you take the time to look around and select one that has an A energy rating. Refrigerators with an energy rating that is lower will use more electricity to cool down and defrost. The design of the design of an American fridge freezer also affects its energy efficiency. They usually have compartments that are vertically divided, which means they can be more efficient than fridge freezers with fresh food and frozen food compartments that are stacked on top of one another. To find the best American-made freezer that fits your budget, it is important to compare prices and read reviews prior to making a decision. This will give you an idea of how well the American freezer performs and whether it's worth the cost. You should also read the manual from the manufacturer to determine the best temperature settings and storage strategies for your appliance. This will allow you to keep your appliance running smoothly and will avoid any damages caused by misuse or overuse of the appliance. You can also reduce the amount of energy your American freezer consumes by implementing other energy saving methods. You can cut down on energy consumption by up to 30% by removing food that you don't want to eat, using the deep-freeze setting for larger items, and making sure your freezer is clean. This is particularly true if you are looking for an American fridge freezer with an ENERGY STAR® or Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) acquisition guidance. You'll save money while reducing the environmental impact.