Fridge for outside shed

[MrsTiddlyWinks1]

I'm looking for a fridge to keep in the outside shed. All the ones I've looked at are to be kept at a minimum of 10 degrees. Does anyone know of one that can be stored at lower temperatures? Obviously if it's -5 degrees outside, the fridge won't work and the food will stay cold anyway, but want to make sure fridge stays within warranty.

TIA xx

[Pootles2010]

I wonder if you'd be better getting a cheapo second hand one? It doesn't matter what it looks like if it's going to be outside.

I can't imagine there are any where the warranty would remain in force, tbh.

[MrsTiddlyWinks1]

Hadn't thought of a second hand one! But don't want one conking out on me after 6 months of being outside

[PigletJohn]

I think I heard that some Bekos use an older type of refrigerant that is OK to use in unheated places. Try their customer service line.

[ChocolateCherry]

We chose a Beko freezer for our garage because it was ok for outside the house use. Maybe as Piglet says they'll have fridges too.

[MrsTiddlyWinks1]

I have an ice king chest freezer that specifies it can be kept outside in a garage/shed. I was hoping to find a fridge that specified the same. I've looked at a few Bekos and they all say at least 10 degrees min, some say 18!

[didireallysaythat]

Beko. If you look on the John lewis web site (other vendors are available) they list the operational temperature range. Beko are the only ones I've identified (I want a freezer in the garage which gets to 4c over winter - don't need a fridge then...)

[Bunbaker]

We kept a fridge freezer in our garage. One winter it was particularly cold and it stopped working. The freezer had failed as well.

[EvansOvalPiesYumYum]

We've had a Beko F/Freezer for about two years in the shed, as a spare. It is advertised as suitable for sheds/garages, and has been absolutely fine.