American Fridge Freezer - A Bold Statement in Your Kitchen
A americanfridge freezer makes a bold statement in the kitchen. Its sleek design is accentuated by its flat doors and recessed handle in a range of modern colors.
You can choose between plumbed models and non-plumbed versions with a dispenser. You can top-up these dispensers from the tap and you don't have to be concerned about plumbing costs.
Capacity
The main difference between American fridge freezers and the standard UK models is their capacity - they hold much more which is why they are perfect for families with larger numbers. This GE Profile Side-by-Side is an example, with plenty of storage options including an insulated drinks rack and an recessed space in the doors. It has an energy rating of A+ which is beneficial for the environment and your wallet.
Most American refrigerator freezers are larger and deeper than the conventional models. They take up more space on the floor. This Kenwood model has a slimmer design for those with limited space. It is spacious enough to store 30 shopping bags and comes with a WiFi connection that makes it easy to control. Owners and experts alike have praised the high-end quality of this item and its modern, sleek design.
If you're considering buying refrigerator freezers that have an water and ice dispenser, make sure to choose one that is plumbed instead of a non-plumbed model. They will have to be connected to the water supply and will need to be within 1.5 metres of an outlet.
It is important to consider the frequency you'll be using your food, and what you will be storing. Use AO's handy conversion tool to determine how many grocery bags of food your fridge and freezer will hold and then consider the needs of your family.
Energy efficiency
The appliances we purchase can have a big impact on our energy bills. This is especially the case with refrigerators, which operate 24 hours and 365 days a year. It is crucial to choose the appliance that is economical and offers the capacity you need.
American fridge freezers typically consume more energy than other models due to their large capacities, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. The latest fridges, with black American fridge freezers in particular come with a range of energy efficient features that are that are designed to reduce their energy consumption.
They can be significantly more cost-effective than counterparts who are less efficient. We recommend that consumers read the labels on energy to determine the energy efficiency rating of the product. It will be listed from A to G, with A being the highest efficiency.
The higher the rating, the more you'll lower your electricity bills over time. Of course this will depend on the frequency and efficient you use your appliance, and the cost of your energy bill. You can also lower your energy bills by defrosting your cooling equipment on a regular basis, not opening the doors and keeping the drainage hole at the back clear of ice accumulation. Frydge can lower your energy usage by up to 30%.
Design
The most appealing feature of an American fridge freezer is the huge storage capacity, which will accommodate about 20 grocery bags worth of food. They also can earn kitchen glory with their modern and sleek designs and useful features such as an unfrost freezer (which automatically removes built up frost without the need for manual defrosting).
Fridges are often designed so that you can access your daily necessities like juice or milk with ease. A great feature is the 'door-in-door' where a small door that is built into the main refrigerator door folds down to let you take a drink without having to open the entire appliance, thus saving energy.
Certain models feature a clever 'cool zone' where air is diverted from the main refrigeration compartment to cool frequently used items such as vegetables and fruits, also to conserve energy. Other useful innovations include easy-to-access pull-out drawers and variable shelves, LED lighting that doesn't emit too much heat, and a sophisticated alarm that warns you when the doors have been left open.
It is important to determine the space prior to purchasing a built-in American fridge freezer. Many are too large to fit through the rear and front doors. It's an excellent idea to make sure that they don't touch other furniture or appliances when they are being moved or delivered.
Storage options
American fridge freezers come with many storage options. You can store wine bottles or a huge amount of meat, there's plenty of space for you to store fresh foods and frozen treats in a snap.
Look for models with a water and crushed ice dispenser. When connected to a water supply (and connected to water sources) this will supply cold, filtered water and crushed ice on demand, meaning you won't need to worry about replacing those plastic bottles. Some models even have an opening for a mini bar so you can pour in your favorite beverage without opening the fridge's main doors and let cool air out.
Certain brands incorporate antibacterial technology built into their appliances, so you can rest assured that bacteria and germs are not an issue. You can also find models that feature simple touchscreen buttons, so you don't need to be a fridge-freezer expert to adjust the cooling settings.
There are plenty of other great features available on these big appliances, too including additional holiday modes and electronic displays. A lot of these appliances are designed to be energy efficient and low-energy with an E rating or higher. This makes them a good choice if you're looking to reduce your home energy usage and carbon footprint.