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Instead of a fridge/freezer coming with a fixed condenser radiator on the back, it should come with no refridgerant or radiator on the back.
Instead, you mount an outside condenser (preferably in a shady place) and connect it up to your fridge freezer using the thick hoses that car A/C systems use.
Shops
could provide a coolant discharge/recharge with every purchase.
I think this would make fridge/freezers more efficient (particulalry in cold countries) by reducing compressor pump load and you wouldn't be fighting the home heating in cooling your fridge/freezer.
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Coolant_20Plumbing
Same idea, I think. [phoenix, Jul 09 2008]
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You could have a cooling tower outside for your fridge's condenser to be mounted in. |
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The whole thing seems a bit dubious, economically speaking. |
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I'm not sure I want to be messing about with the stuff - my kitchen will be swimming in Freon before I could say "frozen pastry". |
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Put your freezer outside. We do in our house (there isn't much space in the kitchen) |
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This is already baked. Its a common practice for large commercial freezer units. Except instead of "thick hoses" they use the same thin copper tubing as central AC units. Central air is also a baked version of this idea, in many installations... |
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