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Hisense HRCF199

200 L chest freezer. 3.5 stars, 225 kWh a year (about $72 at 32¢/kWh), 854 mm wide by 559 mm deep.

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Prices, key specs and fit

Hisense HRCF199 product photo

Prices

No price for this model at the retailers checked (28 Oct 2026): The Good Guys, Appliances Online and Bing Lee. It may be sold elsewhere, or through the brand's site.

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Key specs

Type
Chest freezer
Total volume
200 L
Doors
1
Width
854 mm
Depth
559 mm
Height
802 mm
Weight
28 kg
Reversible door
No
Energy stars
3.5
Energy a year
225 kWh
Cost a year at 32¢/kWh
$72
Manufacturer's warranty
3 Years
Made in
China
Registration no.
ARF2844

Cabinet figures only. Manufacturers specify ventilation clearance per model, and doors can need more than the cabinet's width to open fully — both are in the model's manual.

Weight, door hinge and warranty come from retailer listings, checked 28 Oct 2026.

Will it fit

The cabinet measures 854 mm wide, 559 mm deep and 802 mm high in the Australian Government's energy-rating database. Enter the space it has to go in.

Not included. These are cabinet figures. Manufacturers state a ventilation clearance per model in the installation instructions; a figure typed into the Clearance box applies to both sides, the back and the top. No clearance figure for this model is held here, so the answer above allows none until one is entered.

Manuals and guides

These links go to Hisense's own site. One guide often covers several models, so check the model number on the document reads HRCF199 before relying on its figures.

How it compares

  • 225 kWh a year against a median of 181 across the 30 other chest freezers within 60 litres of its size; 25 of them use less.

Compare it

Figures trace to this model's entry (ARF2844) in the Australian Government's energy-rating database. The energy figure is for continuous running under the labelled test conditions. Noise figures, where shown, come from retailer spec sheets, not the database. Household bills vary with use and tariff.