The Zero 120L Gas/Electric Chest Freezer is designed for reliable, energy-efficient cooling in both urban and rural environments. With a 120-litre storage capacity, this freezer is ideal for homes, lodges, farms, and small businesses needing dependable refrigeration during power cuts or in off-grid setups.
This versatile freezer runs on both LPG gas and electricity, giving you flexibility and peace of mind. Whether you’re living in an area with unreliable power supply or preparing for load shedding, the dual-power system ensures your food stays frozen without interruption.
Built for durability, the Zero 120L features sturdy construction, efficient insulation, and a strong chest-style lid that helps maintain internal temperature. Its compact design makes it easy to place in kitchens, outbuildings, or commercial spaces without taking up excessive room.
✔️ 120L capacity – compact yet spacious storage
✔️ Dual power – runs on LPG gas or electricity
✔️ Energy-efficient design – low operating cost
✔️ Rural & off-grid ready – perfect for farms, lodges & homes
✔️ Reliable Zero quality – trusted brand for gas refrigeration
The Zero 120L Gas/Electric Chest Freezer is a practical, cost-effective solution for anyone looking for off-grid cooling. With nationwide delivery and warranty support, X Solar makes it easy to keep your food safe, fresh, and frozen.
Specs Table
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Brand: Zero
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Model: 120L Gas/Electric Chest Freezer
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Capacity: 120 Litres
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Power Source: Dual (LPG Gas + Electric)
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Gas Consumption: ± 280g/24h
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Electric Consumption: ± 0.27 kWh/24h
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Dimensions: 850mm (W) x 550mm (D) x 830mm (H)
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Net Weight: 43kg
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Finish: White
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Warranty: 1 Year (valid with qualified installation & COC)
FAQs
Q: Can this freezer run only on gas?
Yes – the Zero 120L can run fully on LPG gas, making it perfect for off-grid or rural use.
Q: How much gas does it use?
On average, it consumes ±280g per 24 hours, making it efficient and cost-effective.
Q: Is it suitable for farms and lodges?
Yes – it’s designed for rural and off-grid environments where electricity is unreliable.
Q: Do I need a qualified installer?
Yes. Gas appliances must be installed by a qualified gas installer, and a COC (Certificate of Compliance) is required for warranty coverage.



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