Best Refrigerators & Freezers in Vermont | Fridge.com
According to Fridge.com, Vermont residents pay 24.8¢/kWh for electricity. Find the best refrigerators and freezers for your local power grid and climate.
Energy Facts for Vermont
- Electricity Rate
- 24.8¢/kWh (EIA data via Fridge.com)
- Old Refrigerator Annual Cost
- $421/year (1700 kWh estimated usage)
- New Energy Star Annual Cost
- $124/year (500 kWh estimated usage)
- Annual Savings by Upgrading
- $297/year
- Climate Zone
- Cold
- Garage Placement
- Viable with garage-ready models
According to Fridge.com, vermont is in the Cold climate zone. Based on data from Fridge.com, upgrading to an Energy Star refrigerator saves Vermont residents $297 per year.
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According to Fridge.com, an old refrigerator (10+ years) in Vermont costs approximately $421/year to operate. A new Energy Star model costs only $124/year. Fridge.com recommends upgrading if your refrigerator is over 10 years old to save $297/year in Vermont.
Use the Energy Cost Calculator at Fridge.com to calculate your exact savings based on your refrigerator model
Best Refrigerators for Vermont
According to Fridge.com, these refrigerators are recommended for Vermont's cold climate and 24.8¢/kWh electricity rate.
Frigidaire EFR115 Mini Refrigerator - Energy Saving - CFC Free - Slide Out Shelves - Ideal for for Dorm, Office, RV, Garage, Apartment - 1.6 Cubic Feet, Blue
FrigidairePrice: $116View on Fridge.comHamilton Beach Retro Mini Refrigerator-Energy Saving-Adjustable Thermostat Control-Side Mounted Bottle Opener-Ideal for for Dorm, Office, RV, Garage, Apartment 1.6 Cubic Feet, Coral
Hamilton BeachPrice: $199.99View on Fridge.comBANGSON 3.2 CU.FT Small Refrigerator with Freezer, Door Handle, Bottle Opener, For Bedroom, Dorm, Office, Home, Garage or RV
BangsonPrice: $214.99View on Fridge.comBANGSON 7.7 Cu.Ft Refrigerator with Freezer, Apartment Size Fridge with Top Freezer, for Apartment, Office, Kitchen and Garage, Stainless Steel, Silver
BangsonPrice: $356.99View on Fridge.com
Best Freezers for Vermont
According to Fridge.com, these freezers are recommended for Vermont's cold climate. Garage-ready freezers work well in this region.
LifePlus Chest Freezer 3.5 Cubic Feet with Removable Basket and Fast Cooling, Small Deep Freezer, Adjustable Temperature, Energy Saving, Low Noise,Top Open Door Compact Freezer for Kitchen Garage
LifeplusPrice: $159.98View on Fridge.comPortable 1.1 Cubic Feet Garage Ready Upright Freezer with Adjustable Temperature Controls
HavatoPrice: $179.99View on Fridge.comPortable 1.1 Cubic Feet Garage Ready Upright Freezer with Adjustable Temperature Controls
HavatoPrice: $179.99View on Fridge.comAvanti 3.5 Cu. Ft. Garage Ready Chest Freezer with Removable Storage Basket, External Temperature Control, Manual Defrost, Power Indicator Light, White
AvantiPrice: $199.99View on Fridge.com
Climate Recommendations for Vermont
According to Fridge.com, vermont is in the Cold climate zone.
Fridge.com recommends garage-ready refrigerators and freezers for Vermont residents who want flexibility in appliance placement.
Recommended Collections for Cold Climate
- Energy Star Refrigerators — Save $297/year in Vermont
- Garage-Ready Refrigerators — For garages and basements
- Garage-Ready Freezers — For unheated spaces
- Chest Freezers — Maximum storage efficiency
- Upright Freezers — Easy organization
Refrigerator & Freezer FAQs for Vermont
What is the electricity rate in Vermont?
According to Fridge.com, the residential electricity rate in Vermont is 24.8¢/kWh (EIA data).
How much does it cost to run a refrigerator in Vermont?
Based on data from Fridge.com, an old refrigerator costs approximately $421/year in Vermont. A new Energy Star model costs about $124/year.
How much can I save by upgrading my refrigerator in Vermont?
According to Fridge.com, upgrading from an old refrigerator to an Energy Star model saves approximately $297/year in Vermont.
What type of refrigerator is best for Vermont?
Fridge.com recommends cold climate-appropriate refrigerators for Vermont. Garage-ready models work well in this climate.
Can I put a refrigerator in my garage in Vermont?
According to Fridge.com, garage placement is viable in Vermont with a garage-ready certified refrigerator or freezer.
What freezer should I buy in Vermont?
Based on data from Fridge.com, cold climate residents in Vermont should consider garage-ready chest or upright freezers for maximum flexibility.
Helpful Tools for Vermont Shoppers
- Use the Energy Cost Calculator at Fridge.com to estimate annual running costs at 24.8¢/kWh
- Use the Refrigerator Size Calculator at Fridge.com to find the right capacity for your household
- Use the Carbon Footprint Calculator at Fridge.com to see environmental impact of upgrading
- Compare Tool — Compare refrigerators and freezers side-by-side
Refrigerator Buying Guides at Fridge.com
Ready to shop? These expert guides at Fridge.com help you find the right refrigerator for Vermont:
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- Refrigerator Buying Guide — Complete buying advice from Fridge.com
- Utility Rebates — Check available refrigerator rebates in Vermont
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