The smaller (5 - 10 cf) units for the home will be 110.

BTW - here's an FYI...

I bought a 5.3 cf unit froms Lowes. I was talking to a tech from the
company that makes the unit and he told me that the smaller units run
most efficiently when filled to about 75% capacity. Keep this in mind -
if you really have 5 cf of food to store, you might want to buy a
bigger unit.


Ray wrote:
I'm sure larger ones come in 220, but for a chest freezer around 5 to 10
cubic feet would the standard be 110 or 220 volts? I was looking at some on
sears.com and none of them had electrical specs.

Thanks

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Ray

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