notfatanymore123
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My peps stay inside a Styrofoam ice chest, and I put ice packs in the freezer. The auto defrost cycle is not going to last long enough to thaw whatever is inside that ice chest.
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Whiynot20026 said:
For anyone who might want to know, this is the freezer we ended up purchasing to keep just for our Pepitides sets. Finding one that would work took far more time than it should have.
https://a.co/d/0flYubUq
Bill
this is the model i picked up. works really well.Whiynot20026 said:
For anyone who might want to know, this is the freezer we ended up purchasing to keep just for our Pepitides sets. Finding one that would work took far more time than it should have.
https://a.co/d/0flYubUq
Bill
Place the peps on the lowest shelf, and it stays at -20°F without issue. We also put the plastic ice packs inside. Make sure you turn the temperature dial all the way to the coldest setting. That dial is located at the back of the freezer.Peps-Enthusiast said:
Whiynot20026 said:
For anyone who might want to know, this is the freezer we ended up purchasing to keep just for our Pepitides sets. Finding one that would work took far more time than it should have.
https://a.co/d/0flYubUq
Bill
this is the model i picked up. works really well. View attachment 10796Whiynot20026 said:
For anyone who might want to know, this is the freezer we ended up purchasing to keep just for our Pepitides sets. Finding one that would work took far more time than it should have.
https://a.co/d/0flYubUq
Bill
Your Amazon link states that -10 is the minimum setting.Whiynot20026 said:
Place the peps on the lowest shelf, and it stays at -20°F without issue. We also put the plastic ice packs inside. Make sure you turn the temperature dial all the way to the coldest setting. That dial is located at the back of the freezer.Peps-Enthusiast said:
Whiynot20026 said:
For anyone who might want to know, this is the freezer we ended up purchasing to keep just for our Pepitides sets. Finding one that would work took far more time than it should have.
https://a.co/d/0flYubUq
Bill
this is the model i picked up. works really well. View attachment 10796Whiynot20026 said:
For anyone who might want to know, this is the freezer we ended up purchasing to keep just for our Pepitides sets. Finding one that would work took far more time than it should have.
https://a.co/d/0flYubUq
Bill
Bill
Right, the dial was there. 6 is the highest it goes. When it's set to 6, there's a fair amount of noise, and the temperature drops to -15 or -20. At 4, it sits near -10 or -11. Much less noise that way. To me, those extra 9 degrees don't seem all that crucial. Though I could be mistaken.Whiynot20026 said:
Place the peps on the lowest shelf, and it stays at -20°F without issue. We also put the plastic ice packs inside. Make sure you turn the temperature dial all the way to the coldest setting. That dial is located at the back of the freezer.Peps-Enthusiast said:
Whiynot20026 said:
For anyone who might want to know, this is the freezer we ended up purchasing to keep just for our Pepitides sets. Finding one that would work took far more time than it should have.
https://a.co/d/0flYubUq
Bill
this is the model i picked up. works really well. View attachment 10796Whiynot20026 said:
For anyone who might want to know, this is the freezer we ended up purchasing to keep just for our Pepitides sets. Finding one that would work took far more time than it should have.
https://a.co/d/0flYubUq
Bill
Bill
Peps-Enthusiast said:
Right, the dial was there. 6 is the highest it goes. When it's set to 6, there's a fair amount of noise, and the temperature drops to -15 or -20. At 4, it sits near -10 or -11. Much less noise that way. To me, those extra 9 degrees don't seem all that crucial. Though I could be mistaken.Whiynot20026 said:
Place the peps on the lowest shelf, and it stays at -20°F without issue. We also put the plastic ice packs inside. Make sure you turn the temperature dial all the way to the coldest setting. That dial is located at the back of the freezer.Peps-Enthusiast said:
Whiynot20026 said:
For anyone who might want to know, this is the freezer we ended up purchasing to keep just for our Pepitides sets. Finding one that would work took far more time than it should have.
https://a.co/d/0flYubUq
Bill
this is the model i picked up. works really well. View attachment 10796Whiynot20026 said:
For anyone who might want to know, this is the freezer we ended up purchasing to keep just for our Pepitides sets. Finding one that would work took far more time than it should have.
https://a.co/d/0flYubUq
Bill
Bill
Nicely done, maestro. That was well played.Pocket said:
View attachment 10797Peps-Enthusiast said:
Right, the dial was there. 6 is the highest it goes. When it's set to 6, there's a fair amount of noise, and the temperature drops to -15 or -20. At 4, it sits near -10 or -11. Much less noise that way. To me, those extra 9 degrees don't seem all that crucial. Though I could be mistaken.Whiynot20026 said:
Place the peps on the lowest shelf, and it stays at -20°F without issue. We also put the plastic ice packs inside. Make sure you turn the temperature dial all the way to the coldest setting. That dial is located at the back of the freezer.Peps-Enthusiast said:
Whiynot20026 said:
For anyone who might want to know, this is the freezer we ended up purchasing to keep just for our Pepitides sets. Finding one that would work took far more time than it should have.
https://a.co/d/0flYubUq
Bill
this is the model i picked up. works really well. View attachment 10796Whiynot20026 said:
For anyone who might want to know, this is the freezer we ended up purchasing to keep just for our Pepitides sets. Finding one that would work took far more time than it should have.
https://a.co/d/0flYubUq
Bill
Bill
definitely drops below -10. That's at setting 4, and there's still plenty of headroom left. scotty i need more power!BNLFL said:
Your Amazon link states that -10 is the minimum setting.Whiynot20026 said:
Place the peps on the lowest shelf, and it stays at -20°F without issue. We also put the plastic ice packs inside. Make sure you turn the temperature dial all the way to the coldest setting. That dial is located at the back of the freezer.Peps-Enthusiast said:
Whiynot20026 said:
For anyone who might want to know, this is the freezer we ended up purchasing to keep just for our Pepitides sets. Finding one that would work took far more time than it should have.
https://a.co/d/0flYubUq
Bill
this is the model i picked up. works really well. View attachment 10796Whiynot20026 said:
For anyone who might want to know, this is the freezer we ended up purchasing to keep just for our Pepitides sets. Finding one that would work took far more time than it should have.
https://a.co/d/0flYubUq
Bill
Bill
My understanding is that it uses a numbered dial, ranging from 1-7. And yes, you're right. I keep temperature gauges in there. The middle and top sections read about -10, while the lowest section holds steady at -20.BNLFL said:
Your Amazon link states that -10 is the minimum setting.Whiynot20026 said:
Place the peps on the lowest shelf, and it stays at -20°F without issue. We also put the plastic ice packs inside. Make sure you turn the temperature dial all the way to the coldest setting. That dial is located at the back of the freezer.Peps-Enthusiast said:
Whiynot20026 said:
For anyone who might want to know, this is the freezer we ended up purchasing to keep just for our Pepitides sets. Finding one that would work took far more time than it should have.
https://a.co/d/0flYubUq
Bill
this is the model i picked up. works really well. View attachment 10796Whiynot20026 said:
For anyone who might want to know, this is the freezer we ended up purchasing to keep just for our Pepitides sets. Finding one that would work took far more time than it should have.
https://a.co/d/0flYubUq
Bill
Bill
That's a valid observation, and I'm on board with your take. Noise isn't an issue on our end, though. So we're running it as cold as it gets. From what I recall reading, somewhere between -20 and -50 is ideal. Still, -10 works fine.Peps-Enthusiast said:
Right, the dial was there. 6 is the highest it goes. When it's set to 6, there's a fair amount of noise, and the temperature drops to -15 or -20. At 4, it sits near -10 or -11. Much less noise that way. To me, those extra 9 degrees don't seem all that crucial. Though I could be mistaken.Whiynot20026 said:
Place the peps on the lowest shelf, and it stays at -20°F without issue. We also put the plastic ice packs inside. Make sure you turn the temperature dial all the way to the coldest setting. That dial is located at the back of the freezer.Peps-Enthusiast said:
Whiynot20026 said:
For anyone who might want to know, this is the freezer we ended up purchasing to keep just for our Pepitides sets. Finding one that would work took far more time than it should have.
https://a.co/d/0flYubUq
Bill
this is the model i picked up. works really well. View attachment 10796Whiynot20026 said:
For anyone who might want to know, this is the freezer we ended up purchasing to keep just for our Pepitides sets. Finding one that would work took far more time than it should have.
https://a.co/d/0flYubUq
Bill
Bill
BNLFL said:
I'm fairly confident the freezer in my garage tops out at -10. That's the spot where I keep mine.
Could you share what temperatures it reaches? Just wondering.Tug Speedman said:
We ended up choosing this model, after people here on this great forum recommended it. It can reach -40, though for the first week or so I've set it at -30 while we get used to it. I might keep it at -20 long term, since this unit really does get cold. I'm going to order supplies and put together some ice packs to store inside it, so that if the power goes out they should work well as insulators.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BJCTPX37?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1
There is a readout screen on the front of the freezer, and I have set it to -30. That is the temperature it holds under normal conditions. When I open the freezer, however, it falls to -20 for roughly 10 minutes.Whiynot20026 said:
Could you share what temperatures it reaches? Just wondering.Tug Speedman said:
We ended up choosing this model, after people here on this great forum recommended it. It can reach -40, though for the first week or so I've set it at -30 while we get used to it. I might keep it at -20 long term, since this unit really does get cold. I'm going to order supplies and put together some ice packs to store inside it, so that if the power goes out they should work well as insulators.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BJCTPX37?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1
Bill