I used to have a freezer outside. It seldom runs in the winter because it is much colder outside than in the house, so it normally runs less in a colder enviorment.
In the summer, the freezer running in the out house generates heat in the house. Therfore I either have that much hotter house to sit in or I have to do extra cooler for the whole house. Another advantage to putting the frezer outside. Also the cool breeze even on a hot day should be cooler than the inside of my house, so again the freezer should not run nearly as often.

My trailer house gets over 100F in the summer if I don't use airconditioning. I seldom do except when it is that hot and unbearable. I don't need the extra heat from a freezer!

Beware though, freezers are not water tight! I had one ruin sitting on the porch. I thought it was safe, but in storms I geuss it really got pounded with rain. One day I opened it to find about a foot of ice in the bottom. Ruined all that food!

Next one I get will sit outside also, but this time in a enclosed building with vents at top and bottom of the walls to let cool air in and warm air out and then it will also stop ALL RAIN from getting to the freezer.
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