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Whether you are batch-cooking, meal planning, or hosting a special event, a frost-free, upright freezer can save you money by reducing food waste. Our extensive range includes tall freezers, upright freezers, chest freezers, and under-counter freezers meaning, no matter the size of your kitchen, there’s a Beko freezer for every home. Thanks to our FastFreeze shelves, which freeze items 10% faster than other compartments, locking in your food’s vitamins and nutrients has never been easier. What’s more, our Frost-Free technology means you won’t have to waste time manually defrosting your freestanding freezer. For more information, check out our refrigeration buying guide.
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Beko is recommended by 93% of its customers
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How does a freezer work?
Freezers help preserve food by removing the heat from the inside of the appliance. In a similar manner to a fridge, a freezer uses the process of evaporation to keep food fresh. All freezers feature a compressor, which is a pump that compresses refrigerant in gas form. Following this, the gas is condensed into a hot liquid. Once the refrigerant has passed through the condenser coils, it travels to the evaporator coils cooling compartment, where it expands into a gas, making the coils cold in the process. Finally, the gas flows back to the compressor where it is converted into a liquid as the cycle continues.