Size Comparison of Harvest Right Home Freeze Dryers

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[@ckwilliams2440]

You said the medium was 220 lbs but the large was 150lbs ????

[@freezedryingalberta]

AH! You're right - I messed that one up! The medium is 119lbs for the powder coated and 127lbs for the stainless! The large is 143lbs for powder coated and 150lbs for the stainless. Thanks for catching that!

[@JaneDoe42011]

Thank you! This was immensely helpful.

[@lisaheather1884]

Being in Alberta, what would you say max cost per day electricity consumption? Using the most expensive distributor here. Do you have that done already that I haven’t seen?

[@freezedryingalberta]

The math gets very confusing! Here is the rates calculation we did for our website a wile back: Based on an average load using about 20-25 KWh, at 10¢/KWh, the average load of freeze-dried food would cost approximately $2.00 - $2.50 per load.

[@TheBobelly628]

Thank for the video! Is the height from the inserted tray to the top ( where the heater is on each tray) the same height?

[@kimmi4343]

Ok i was just debating between a large or XL to grow my business, as I only have a medium and cant keep up. Clearly the XL wins, although I wonder about electric and time to process differs because I used my friends large and still a lot more in hers.

[@user-ej8qt6bd3d]

I wouldn't buy a HR unit. Buy a stay fresh unit.

[@kailamack5917]

Why do you say that ?

[@kimmididwhat]

@@kailamack5917, because they’re a Stay Fresh Affiliate and a Troll.

[@kimmididwhat]

SF’s are just knock offs of HR’s with a gimmicky probe which only tells the temp of one piece of food. And yes, SF’s have problems. 😉👍