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FSE 373-BD/BG-620 20.1 cu ft Chest Freezer

The FSE 373-BD/BG-620 20.1 cu ft Chest Freezer is a 20.1 cu ft chest freezer from FSE. That is room for roughly 704 lb of frozen food, and the chest format packs the most storage per cubic foot while holding 0°F longest through a power outage.

Best price
$1,385
Price checked 07/16/2026 · lowest at Amazon
Capacity20.1 cu ft · ~704 lb frozen

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Why this one

Why the FSE 373-BD/BG-620 20.1 cu ft Chest Freezer

Real deep-freeze capacity

At 20.1 cu ft, there's room for roughly 704 lb of frozen food — bulk buys, batch cooking, and harvest or hunting overflow in one footprint.

Made to be a chest freezer

Deep, efficient bulk freezer storage — the format that holds the most per cubic foot and rides out outages longest.

Figures above are derived from the manufacturer’s published specs; running-cost estimate uses the US average electricity rate and will vary by location and use.

Specifications

Key specs

BrandFSE
Model373-BD/BG-620
TypeChest Freezers
Capacity20.1 cu ft

Features

What stands out

SPACIOUS STORAGE FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS: This FSE chest freezer offers a 20.10 cu. ft. capacity, providing ample space to stockpile frozen foods in a deep freezer chest that suits both home and commercial needs.
RELIABLE BOTTOM-MOUNT REFRIGERATION: Featuring a bottom-mount self-contained refrigeration system, this chest deep freezer ensures efficient and consistent cooling performance to maintain your food at the optimal temperature.
EASY ACCESS WITH SOLID HINGED LIDS: The freezer chest comes equipped with (2) solid hinged locking lids, offering secure and easy access to the contents while helping to conserve energy by keeping cold air in.
LED INTERIOR ILLUMINATION: The built-in LED lighting inside the chest freezer ensures you can clearly view the contents without opening the lids, making it easier to locate frozen items.
DURABLE CONSTRUCTION FOR COMMERCIAL USE: Made with a white steel exterior and an aluminum interior, this commercial chest freezer is designed for durability and long-lasting performance, ideal for use in restaurants, hotels, and other high-demand environments.

Frequently asked

Product questions

How much can the FSE 373-BD/BG-620 20.1 cu ft Chest Freezer freeze?

Its listed capacity is 20.1 cu ft, or roughly 704 lb of frozen food.

How long will food stay frozen in the FSE 373-BD/BG-620 20.1 cu ft Chest Freezer during a power outage?

As general USDA guidance for any standalone freezer: a full unit holds a safe temperature about 48 hours with the lid kept shut, a half-full one about 24 hours. A chest freezer like this one loses cold slowest of any format because cold air settles and stays when the lid isn't opened — keep it full and closed.

How much does the FSE 373-BD/BG-620 20.1 cu ft Chest Freezer cost?

The lowest current catalog offer is $1,385 at Amazon. Current direct retailer links on this page include Amazon. Final price and availability are confirmed on the retailer page.

Which specs are available for the FSE 373-BD/BG-620 20.1 cu ft Chest Freezer?

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Overview

The full picture

The FSE 373-BD/BG-620 20.1 cu ft Chest Freezer is a 20.1 cu ft chest freezer from FSE. That is room for roughly 704 lb of frozen food, and the chest format packs the most storage per cubic foot while holding 0°F longest through a power outage.

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