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Summit 30 Inch Top Freezer Refrigerator FF18SSIM

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Specs as Summit Appliance records them — how our numbers are made

Below its 60-day median on 22 of the last 60 days tracked · typical dip 1% · Lowest tracked $1,371.70 on 05/20/2026

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Current
$1,498
90-day tracked avg
$1,497
Lowest tracked
$1,372
May 2026
In line with its typical price
avg $1,497

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LowestTracked since May 2026 Latest reading

Based on 34 prices we’ve tracked since May 2026. Some retailers only reveal their lowest price in cart — we never guess those; figures use displayed prices only.

The Summit FF18SSIM is a top-freezer refrigerator with an 18 cubic foot capacity and a stainless steel finish. This full-size unit includes a built-in ice maker and is ENERGY STAR certified. The appliance measures 30 inches wide and features a top-mount freezer configuration with the fresh food compartment below.

This refrigerator is designed for households that need full-size refrigeration with ice-making capability. The 30-inch width fits standard kitchen openings, though the built-in ice maker will require a water line connection for operation. The ENERGY STAR certification indicates it meets federal guidelines for energy efficiency. Before purchasing, verify that your space can accommodate the unit's dimensions and that a water hookup is accessible for the ice maker.

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Fridge.com Expert Verdict

The Summit Appliance FF18SSIM — top freezer refrigerator.

  • 18 cu. ft. of usable storage — enough room for the average household weekly grocery run.
  • Measures 29.8″ W × 66.5″ H × 31.3″ D, so confirm your alcove and door swing before ordering.
  • Currently listed at $1,498.12 based on the live offers above.

Specifications

Technical Specs

Dimensions (W×H×D)29.8" × 66.5" × 31.3"
Total Capacity18 cubic feet
Energy Usage363 kWh/year
ColorGray
FinishStainless Steel

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Summit 30” Top Mount Refrigerator - Freezer, 18 cu.ft. Capacity, ENERGY STAR, Ice Maker, Stainless Steel - FF18SSIM | Fridge.com
This product
Summit 30” Top Mount Refrigerator - Freezer, 18 cu.ft. Capacity, ENERGY STAR, Ice Maker, Stainless Steel - FF18SSIM
Summit Appliance · FF18SSIM
Alternative
Accucold · CTR18W
Alternative
Commercial Cool · CCR1800GS
Alternative
Kenmore · 4662319
Price$1,498.12$1,291.34$999.99$999.99
Capacity (cu ft)18181818.2
Width29.7529.529.529.53
Height66.566.6366.766.38
Depth31.2531.2530.530.75
Annual Energy Use (kWh)363—367—
ColorGray—Stainless Steel—
FinishStainless Steel—Strainless Steel Look—
Top features
  • 18 cu. ft. capacity
  • Stainless Steel finish
  • Energy Star certified
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  • 18 cu. ft. capacity
  • Strainless Steel Look finish
  • Energy Star certified
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Brand Background

About Summit Appliance

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Summit Appliance, a division of Felix Storch, Inc., has operated out of the Bronx, New York since 1969, carving out a distinctive niche in specialty refrigeration that sets it apart from mainstream appliance manufacturers. The company's catalog on Fridge.com encompasses 907 active products, reflecting an unusually broad range of specialized cooling solutions. Rather than competing in the standard kitchen refrigerator market, Summit focuses heavily on commercial and specialty categories—the brand offers 161 upright freezers, 153 kegerators, 153 beverage centers, and 78 built-in units, alongside 161 french-door models. This distribution reveals a manufacturer deeply invested in foodservice, hospitality, and medical applications rather than typical residential needs. ADA-compliant models like the CT661WADA compact freezer demonstrate Summit's commitment to accessibility requirements, while units like the SBC15NKCSS kegerator highlight their strength in beverage dispensing equipment. With products carrying an average rating of 3.7 out of 5, Summit Appliance occupies the mainstream tier but serves markets that premium residential brands often overlook, making it a go-to source for undercounter installations, laboratory storage, and commercial beverage applications where specialized dimensions and compliance certifications matter most.

Founded
1969
Parent company
Felix Storch, Inc.
Brand rating (aggregate)
3.6/5 · 460 reviews
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Before You Buy

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the Summit Appliance FF18SSIM fit my space — what are its dimensions?
The Summit Appliance FF18SSIM measures 29.8 inches wide × 66.5 inches tall × 31.3 inches deep. Plan an opening at least 30.8 inches wide and 67.5 inches tall. Allow 1–2 inches behind for ventilation and check the door-swing side against your layout.
How much can the Summit Appliance FF18SSIM hold?
The Summit Appliance FF18SSIM offers 18 cubic feet of storage. As a common industry rule of thumb, each cubic foot holds roughly 35 lbs of frozen food, so figure on about 630 lbs.
How much does the Summit Appliance FF18SSIM cost to run per year?
The Summit Appliance FF18SSIM uses about 363 kWh per year — roughly $66 per year at the average U.S. electricity rate. Rates vary by state — estimate your exact cost with the energy cost calculator.
Price history

30-day price history

Summit 30 Inch Top Freezer Refrigerator FF18SSIM price history: low $1,498.12 (Oct 4), high $1,498.12 (Oct 4), latest $1,498.12 (Oct 27).

Deals use a 60-day price baseline; charts show 30 days of history.

60-day price baseline: $1,498.12 median from 26 recorded days. Deal eligibility requires further checks.

Daily low over the last 30 days. Lowest recorded new-condition price across tracked retailer offers. Retailer coverage can change.

Recorded prices stayed the same. All 23 readings came back at $1,498.12. The flat line connects those observations; prices between checks are unknown.

Lowest tracked$1,498.12Oct 4
60-day typical$1,498.12median reading
Highest tracked$1,498.12Oct 4
Most recent$1,498.12Oct 27
Tracked price history for Summit 30 Inch Top Freezer Refrigerator FF18SSIM23 tracked readings for Summit 30 Inch Top Freezer Refrigerator FF18SSIM, Sep 28 to Oct 27, 2026. Lowest $1,498.12 (Oct 4); highest $1,498.12 (Oct 4); most recent $1,498.12 (Oct 27); 60-day typical $1,498.12.
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Oct 27$1,498.12

Dots mark observed prices; connecting lines show change, not observations between checks. Unobserved prices, including in-cart prices, are never invented.