Whirlpool WHE31352 FO 3 vrieskist vrijstaand 315 L wit

The Whirlpool Chest Freezer WHE31352 FO 3 offers a large 315 L net capacity in a freestanding chest design, suitable for households that need extensive frozen food storage. Finished in white, this model combines a simple exterior with practical performance: it has an energy efficiency class D rating, annual energy consumption of 189 kWh and operates at a noise level of 41 dB. The freezer provides a freezing capacity of 14.5 kg/24 h and can preserve contents for up to 18 hours during a power outage. A 2.45 m power cord and robust construction complete the specification.

Advantages

The Whirlpool WHE31352 FO 3 delivers a spacious internal volume for bulk storage while maintaining moderate energy consumption for its class. Its chest layout enables straightforward organization and access to frozen items, and the appliance is built to withstand regular household use. Additional practical details include a low noise emission and a substantial freezing capacity to handle frequent freezing needs.

Suitable for

• Large households and families requiring long-term frozen storage
• People who buy in bulk or store seasonal produce
• Secondary storage for catering or small businesses

Key specifications

• Net capacity: 315 L
• Energy efficiency class: D
• Annual energy consumption: 189 kWh
• Freezing capacity: 14.5 kg/24 h
• Storage time during power failure: up to 18 hours
• Noise level: 41 dB
• Dimensions (H×W×D): 916 × 1180 × 698 mm
• Weight: 42.1 kg
• Colour: White
• Power cord length: 2.45 m

How to use

Place the freestanding freezer on a level surface with sufficient clearance around it for ventilation. Plug the unit into a standard electrical outlet using the 2.45 m cord, switch it on and set the desired temperature according to the manufacturer’s markings. Allow the freezer to reach operating temperature before loading large quantities of food. Arrange items to allow air circulation and avoid blocking vents.

Recommendations

Regularly monitor temperature settings and defrost or clean the interior as needed. Do not overload the chest to preserve airflow and freezing performance; during prolonged power outages, prioritize quickly perishable items if storage time approaches the 18-hour limit.