Yes, running costs are easy to see for Beko fridge freezers because they are marked clearly. Each separate product page on beko.co.uk shows the official UK energy label and the A to G rating, as well as the annual electricity consumption in kWh. This provides easy comparison between running costs for different fridge freezers. Always check model details to see the actual numbers.

Some tips for choosing Beko fridge freezers for the lowest running costs include the following:

•           Less running costs generally equal higher energy efficiency as defined by the A to G rating. So, compare energy labels and kWh consumption to find the best option.

•           Picking the appropriate size should also be taken into consideration. Bigger is not always better as bigger fridge freezers will use more energy.

•           Make sure to think about the layout of your kitchen. A less cramped surrounding will be beneficial and improve the efficiency of the fridge freezer.

There are some simple things you can do to limit energy consumption:

•           The ideal fridge temperature is roughly 4°C while for the freezer is -18°C.

•           Less is more when it comes to space - do not overcrowd the space inside the fridge freezer as the air needs to circulate.

•           In order to best seal the door, wipe the gaskets and if they are cracked, replace them. Test the seal by slipping a piece of paper between the door and see if it is loose.

•           Make sure to cool the food first before placing it in the fridge freezer. Cover liquids to reduce moisture build-up.

•           Defrost if needed: Models that are manual-defrost will need ice build-up cleared before it becomes thick.

Cost estimating is simple. Take the label’s kWh figure and multiply it by your electricity tariff to receive an annual cost guide for your use. To find precise specs, rating, and kWh figures, evaluate different models at beko.co.uk and check the user manual for installation and care instructions.