$ 947.00
Whirlpool WZC5216LW
Whirlpool WZC5216LW Chest Freezer, 55 1/4" Width, 16 cu. ft. Capacity, Manual, Interior Light (Freezer), White colour 16 Cu. Ft. Chest Freezer with Shelves Garage Ready
- A spacious 16 Cu. Ft. Capacity lets you fit bulk purchases, small items and everything else your family needs.
- Enjoy flexible organization with three modular storage baskets that can glide side to side and be positioned on any of the three storage levels.
- Keep your freezer where you want it, either in your home or in a garage, with a unit that functions in temperature ranges 0°-110°F when in Freezer Mode.
- Spills are a snap to wipe up with smooth, rounded Easy Clean Corners.
- Clean or convert the freezer without the mess thanks to a Built-In Drain.
- Lift and shift your freezer to where you need it with two smooth-gliding bottom rollers on one side of the unit.
UPC: 883049630724
| Dimensions | |
| Capacity | 4528.00 l, 16.00 cu. ft. |
| Depth | 7286.62 cm, 28-11/16 in |
| Height | 9144.00 cm, 36.0 in |
| Width | 14033.50 cm, 55-1/4 in |
| Exterior | |
| Defrost Drain | Yes |
| Freezer Door Lock | Yes |
| Freezer Handle Type | Lift Handle |
| Garage Ready | Yes |
| Handle Material | Plastic |
| Hidden Hinge | No |
| Reversible Door | No |
| Controls | |
| Defrost Type | Manual |
| Door Ajar/Open Alarm | No |
| Temperature Monitor Alarm | Yes |
| Freezer Details | |
| Light | LED |
| Freezer Compartment | |
| Basket Description | 3 Wire Baskets |
| Features | |
| Fast Freeze Setting | No |
| Ice Maker Compatible | No |
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