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This kind of comparison always annoys me. Sure the coils are “hotter” but that has absolutely nothing to do with actual energy. Same thing when people bitch “oh my pc is so garbage it runs so hot” when it’s some econobox 30w cpu- cool that just means your cooling system is bad or clogged. A machine can be producing 3kW of heat but be at 40C, or 3 watts at 150C.
It doesn’t matter that a freezer runs at - 20c and a toaster at 700c. If watts in = watts out it’ll stay cold, and if it doesn’t, the system will warm up.
The question in the video is not the one in the title. It asked “Would a toaster still work in a freezer?”, and the chart was used to show that bread would still be toasted if it is in the freezer while toasting.
So the other commenter equated two different analyses. This chart is useful in context of the question above.
Yea, people need to stop comparing temperatures and start comparing energy. My car produces ~125kW of waste heat at max load and stay at ~105C whereas my oven is limited to ~4kW and can reach 500C because it is insulated while my car has a massive cooling system.
I’m still trying to figure out why you would drill a whole in your fridge to put a toaster in it. Waste of a good seal to get the cord out I imagine. Unless you can get the wattage from the ice machine hookup
And not just that, but toasters heat things up a lot more than freezers cool them down.
This kind of comparison always annoys me. Sure the coils are “hotter” but that has absolutely nothing to do with actual energy. Same thing when people bitch “oh my pc is so garbage it runs so hot” when it’s some econobox 30w cpu- cool that just means your cooling system is bad or clogged. A machine can be producing 3kW of heat but be at 40C, or 3 watts at 150C.
It doesn’t matter that a freezer runs at - 20c and a toaster at 700c. If watts in = watts out it’ll stay cold, and if it doesn’t, the system will warm up.
The question in the video is not the one in the title. It asked “Would a toaster still work in a freezer?”, and the chart was used to show that bread would still be toasted if it is in the freezer while toasting.
So the other commenter equated two different analyses. This chart is useful in context of the question above.
Yea, people need to stop comparing temperatures and start comparing energy. My car produces ~125kW of waste heat at max load and stay at ~105C whereas my oven is limited to ~4kW and can reach 500C because it is insulated while my car has a massive cooling system.
I think the time for napkin-physics and debate is over.
Anyone able to test this? Lets see some real world results.
Instructions unclear, car stuck in toaster.
I’m still trying to figure out why you would drill a whole in your fridge to put a toaster in it. Waste of a good seal to get the cord out I imagine. Unless you can get the wattage from the ice machine hookup