Choosing a 50/50 Fridge Freezer
A refrigerator freezer with a 50/50 ratio is the perfect method to store fresh and frozen foods. They're also incredibly flexible and come with a wide range of features.
Say goodbye to manual defrosting with freezers that are frost free fridge freezer 50 50 sale-free. These models eliminate ice build-up (which can occupy valuable freezer space) and let you keep your food organized and accessible.
The perfect blend of fresh and frozen storage
If you're cooking in bulk for the week ahead or saving your own vegetable harvest, a freezer without frost gives you the perfect amount of storage space for fresh food as well as frozen food items. Frost-free Cookology 142L Fridge Freezer with Adjustable Temperature Control freezers don't create ice crystals which means you don't have to worry about defrosting. Additionally, you'll also save on energy bills as they use less power.
The newest models are now equipped with No Frost technology which means you'll never have to defrost manually again which will save you time and money. It circulates cool air around the refrigerator and freezer compartments to prevent any frost or ice forming. Defrosting by hand is a hassle and can consume up to PS80 of energy as the appliance consumes more energy to run.
Our frost-free 50:50 fridge freezers provide the same amount of space to store your shopping needs so that you can store fresh produce as well as dairy products and drink bottles in the fridge and plenty of room to store bags of frozen food items at their best in the freezer. These fridge freezers are ideal for singles and families who like to enjoy both frozen and chilled meals.
Fridge freezers with Hoover No Frost Fridge Freezer - 313L Capacity Frost are also more efficient than their manual defrost counterparts as they don't have to be defrosted frequently, which reduces their energy consumption and operating costs. Depending on the model you choose the majority refrigerator freezers are equipped with an auto defrost function that detects and melts any ice that has accumulated on the coil that cools the evaporator.
If you're looking to save more on your energy costs take a look at our selection of energy-efficient fridge freezers with NoFrost and Super Mode which reduces the temperature setting in both freezer and fridge. This not only cuts the energy consumption, but it helps to keep food fresher for longer, as bacteria grow slower in cooler temperatures.
HarvestFresh (tm) technology lets you keep your food fresher longer.
It's good to know that frozen food will not get frosted up when you cook in batches. Fridge freezers with a frost-free freezer compartment means you won't have to defrost, giving you more time to enjoy the fruit of your efforts.
The top fridges and freezers to freeze food have a range of useful functions. Look for sensors to inform you if your food items need to be refrigerated or humid control that will preserve the quality and freshness of your vegetables and salads. Other useful features include efficient LED lighting that doesn't make the contents of your freezer and doors that can be reversible, letting you open the appliance from the side that suits your kitchen layout.
More than 25% (25 percent) of British consumers are willing to spend more on fridges that do not waste food or are environmentally friendly. It's why we've designed our range of 50/50 fridge freezers to be as eco-friendly as they are on your wallet.
HarvestFresh (tm) is a technology that helps keep your food fresh. It utilizes coloured LED lights in the crisper drawers to cleverly mimic the sun's natural 24-hour cycle. This helps vegetables and fruits retain their vitamins and nutrients so that you can enjoy them longer**.
Other features that help your freezer and fridge operate more efficiently include the use of turbo fan air cooling to keep temperatures stable, and a separate, insulated freezer section to avoid unintentional cold leakage. The fridge freezers we have come with a handy alarm that sounds if you've left the door open, which is a great feature for those who forget whether they've shut the fridge or not! All of our fridge freezers have large storage capacities which means you can store all of your fresh and frozen foods.
Save money on your energy bills by having a freezer that isn't frozen
Frost free technology is a great option as it eliminates the need to manually defrost, saving you time and hassle. This works by periodically heating the freezer coils to the point that any ice that forms will melt, meaning you don't have to worry about defrosting it yourself. However, this does mean that your appliance will consume less energy than a traditional refrigerator as the heating coil is always working.
We suggest that you clean your fridge and freezer regularly to ensure it is working at its highest effectiveness. Any clumps or ice can block the flow of air, causing your freezer to work harder. It is also essential to inspect the seal around your fridge because any cracks could allow in humid air, which will alter the temperature of your food and can cause it to spoil quickly.
Fridges and freezers come in a range of sizes and capacities dependent on the space you have available and how many meals you plan to store in each. We suggest choosing a larger capacity when possible it allows you to batch cook and freeze leftover food to keep it fresher longer.
Our refrigerator freezers are 50/50 and offer plenty of space for everything you need for your grocery shopping. They are designed to fit in the modern kitchen with features such as HarvestFresh and a sleek design.
It's always worth checking the kilowatts used by any fridge before making your purchase to help you calculate how much it will cost to run. Look on the inside of your fridge for the information, typically presented as a number or bar graph with the energy consumption per day and year. In our calculations we've used a national average Kilowatt rate of 25 cents/kWh. However, you may notice a different number on your electric bill. To make things even easier you can compare prices of our refrigerators and freezers on our product pages to find the best deal for your household.
Created to fit your lifestyle
When you're deciding on a fridge freezer, you need to consider balancing the features and size with your kitchen and storage needs. There are plenty of fridge freezers to suit various households, from models with 50/50 splits and a choice of ratios to frost-free technology and high energy ratings. Whatever you prefer you can be certain you're getting an appliance with a great function and a high-end design when you select the Hotpoint fridge freezer.
For households that are keen on fresh food, a 50/50 fridge freezer is a great option. This configuration offers the same space for freezer and fridge that allows you to store all your fresh food, beverages, and dairy products conveniently in the fridge compartment. The freezer compartment is reserved for frozen goods. If you're seeking a more complete fridge freezer with additional features think about a model that includes an elegant wine rack made of chrome and adjustable shelves to accommodate bottles of any size.
Refrigerators that have automatic defrost are essential for those who don't like scraping ice off their food! This feature helps keep your freezer in tip-top condition and keeps your food fresher for a longer period of time. Select a fridge freezer with an antibacterial coating for even greater efficiency. This will help reduce the amount of bacteria in your food storage compartments.
If you want your appliance to be as green and efficient as it can be, choose one with an energy rating of A+ or higher. You will save money on your electricity bills and decrease your carbon footprint. To get the most out of your fridge freezer that is energy efficient make sure you restrict door openings and check the seals regularly to avoid warm air escaping and causing the appliance be more efficient in maintaining the temperature. You should also try to defrost your freezer on a regular basis to avoid ice build-up and ensure that your appliances are operating optimally.