Danby DUFM043A1*
Freezer

Name: Danby DUFM043A1*
Brand: Danby
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

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Annual cost of ownership:

39.09$

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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 DUFM043A1* freezer is $39.09 for the 43215, Columbus, OH.

TCO for 1 year

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Cost of ownership:

39.09$

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39.09$
TCO for 3 years

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Cost of ownership:

119.94$

Total:

119.94$
TCO for 5 years

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Cost of ownership:

204.14$

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204.14$
TCO for 10 years

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Cost of ownership:

427.81$

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427.81$
Lifetime cost 21.7 years

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Cost of ownership:

928.35$

Total:

928.35$

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Description

The Danby DUFM043A1* is a compact freezer that is perfect for small spaces. With its built-in design, it can easily fit into any kitchen or living area. This freezer comes equipped with manual defrosting technology and has an adjusted volume of 7.6 cubic feet, providing ample storage space for your frozen goods. As part of the Danby brand name, you can trust in the quality and reliability of this appliance. It does not have an ice maker or through-the-door dispenser but boasts a total capacity volume of 4.3 cubic feet. While it may not be connected to other appliances in your home, this freezer uses just 260 kWh per year making it highly efficient with an energy use percentage that is eleven percent less than the US federal standard. The Danby DUFM043A1* was made available on the market in September 2014 and uses no refrigerant type so you don't have to worry about environmental impact when using it