Danby DCF081A1*
Freezer

Name: Danby DCF081A1*
Brand: Danby
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

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Annual cost of ownership:

29.8$

*Annual cost of ownership for District of Columbia

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Total cost of ownership (TCO)

Information about total cost of ownership.

The estimated cost of ownership for the first year of the Danby DCF081A1* freezer is $29.8 for the 20003, Washington, DC.

TCO for 1 year

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Cost of ownership:

29.8$

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29.8$
TCO for 3 years

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Cost of ownership:

91.92$

Total:

91.92$
TCO for 5 years

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Cost of ownership:

156.55$

Total:

156.55$
TCO for 10 years

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Cost of ownership:

324.67$

Total:

324.67$
Lifetime cost 21.7 years

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Cost of ownership:

704.53$

Total:

704.53$

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Description

The Danby DCF081A1* is a sturdy and reliable chest freezer designed for those who need extra space to store their frozen goods. With an adjusted volume of 14.3 cubic feet, this freezer provides ample room to accommodate your needs without taking up too much floor space. As a manual defrost type, it requires occasional maintenance to keep it running smoothly, but the lack of an ice maker or connected functionality means there are fewer parts that can break down over time. This makes it an excellent choice for those seeking a more traditional approach to freezing food. Made by the renowned brand Danby, this model features no thru-the-door dispenser or refrigerant type specified. It has a total capacity volume of 8.1 cubic feet and uses only 189 kWh per year, making it energy-efficient with 11% less energy use than US federal standards require. This chest freezer was first available on the market in September 2014 and is perfect for anyone looking for additional storage space