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Farberware FW-UFR171-I3B

17.0 cu ft freezerless and single door. Uses 11% less energy than the federal limit for its class. #120 of 187 freezerless and single-door fridges under 18 cu ft, by yearly cost.

Source: EPA ENERGY STAR Certified Residential Refrigerators dataset, data.energystar.gov. Refreshed Oct 24, 2026.

$52 at 18.16¢/kWhper year
$523 at 18.16¢/kWhover 10 years
$2 at 18.16¢/kWh10-yr savings vs. similar size

Recall check

No CPSC recall found for this brand's fridges as of Oct 24, 2026

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Yearly cost, side by side

This model$52 at 18.16¢/kWh
Typical similar-size model (81 freezerless and single door models)$52 at 18.16¢/kWh
Federal max for this class$58 at 18.16¢/kWh
Thirstiest certified freezerless and single-door fridges$67 at 18.16¢/kWh
Good to know
Fridges run all day, so the EPA test figure is close to real use. A warm kitchen, frequent door opening and an ice maker can push it higher.

Also sold as

The EPA record lists no additional model numbers.

UPC: 765167106056

Certification history

ENERGY STAR certified 2023-09-28. On the market since 2023-09-28. EPA record 2669183.

Energy and specs

TypeFreezerless and Single Door
Product class3A - All-Refrigerators - automatic defrost
Total capacity17.0 cu ft
Adjusted volume17.0 cu ft
Height × width68 × 28 in
Counter depthNo
CompactNo
Built-inNo
Ice makerNo
Through-door dispenserNo
DefrostAutomatic
Connected (smart)No
Annual energy use288 kWh
Federal max for its class322 kWh
MarketsUnited States

Source: EPA ENERGY STAR Certified Residential Refrigerators, record 2669183. Most Efficient reflects the EPA field "meets most efficient criteria".

Similar models from other brands

Rule: certified freezerless and single-door fridges within 2 cu ft of this one (15.0 to 19.0 cu ft), other brands only, lowest energy first.

BrandModelSizeEnergyCost
Fisher & PaykelRS30SH*E*16.7 cu ft135 kWh$25 at 18.16¢/kWh/yr
FrigidaireGRDA1911A*18.8 cu ft217 kWh$39 at 18.16¢/kWh/yr
ElectroluxEI33AR80W*18.9 cu ft218 kWh$40 at 18.16¢/kWh/yr
FrigidaireFPRU19F8W*18.9 cu ft218 kWh$40 at 18.16¢/kWh/yr
FrigidairePRDA1922A*18.9 cu ft218 kWh$40 at 18.16¢/kWh/yr
ElementEUF17CE**17.0 cu ft244 kWh$44 at 18.16¢/kWh/yr
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