upright apartment size freezer

Apartment‑size upright freezers typically range from about 1.1 cubic feet up to around 6.0 cubic feet, covering small to mid compact sizes.

Most models use a multi‑level thermostat (commonly a 7‑level control) that lets you adjust temperature. Typical listed ranges in the results are about −7.6°F to 6.8°F; a few models offer fewer settings (for example, five thermostat positions). Check each product’s spec to confirm exact settings and ranges.

Many compact upright freezers emphasize low‑noise operation. Some listings specify noise levels below about 40 dB or under 42 dB, while others only use terms like “low‑noise.” If quiet operation matters, look for a specific dB rating in the product specifications and compare that number across models.

Typical overall dimensions in the listings range roughly: height 19.5 in to 50.98 in, width 17.13 in to 21.85 in, and depth 17.13 in to 31.89 in. Several specs also list “depth with door open 90°” (for example ~34.7–43.11 in), so allow extra room for the door swing when planning placement.

Many specs list wattage values (examples in the results include about 60 W up to 95 W). Some listings also provide estimated daily energy use—examples here are roughly 0.6 to 0.85 kWh per day. For accurate comparisons, check each model’s wattage and kWh/day estimate in the product specifications.

Many listings note a compressor‑cooled design. Specific refrigerant references in the results include R600a (sometimes shown as C5H10), and some models call out variable‑frequency or high‑efficiency compressor features. Always check the product specs to confirm the exact compressor type and refrigerant.

Several specs list a “depth with door open 90°” (examples in the results range about 34.7 in to 43.11 in). A reviewer recommendation in the listings suggests allowing roughly 5 inches of clearance from walls; also plan for the door swing and check cord length. Measure the door‑open depth for the specific model and add a small back/side gap when siting the unit.