Fridges and freezers · comparison
Haier HCF384W2 vs Westinghouse WCM3000WE: chest freezers
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The Westinghouse WCM3000WE costs about $8 a year less to run at 32¢/kWh. The Haier HCF384W2 is the larger: 373 L against 300 L.
Prices
Haier HCF384W2
No price at the shops checked: The Good Guys and Appliances Online.
Prices checked 10 Sept 2026.
Side by side
| HaierHCF384W2 | WestinghouseWCM3000WE | |
|---|---|---|
| Buying | ||
| Best price | not listed | $599 |
| Specifications | ||
| Type | Chest freezer | Chest freezer |
| Total volume | 373 L | 300 L |
| Doors | 1 | 1 |
| Width | 1240 mm | 1114 mm |
| Depth | 745 mm | 630 mm |
| Height | 855 mm | 847 mm |
| Made in | China | China |
| Registration no. | ARF4073 | ARF3886 |
| Running costs at 32¢/kWh | ||
| Energy stars | 3.5 ★ | 3.5 ★ |
| kWh a year | 299 | 275 |
| Cost a year | $96 | $88 |
How we compare
Specifications are from the Australian Government's energy-rating database; prices are from the retailers shown, on the dates shown. Running costs apply 32¢/kWh to the government's labelled annual energy figure. The energy figure is for continuous running under the labelled test conditions. Full pages: Haier HCF384W2 · Westinghouse WCM3000WE · or every current model.