Standard full-size fridge

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Refrigerator
The humming monolith that knows all your 2 AM secrets/Everyday Objects
A standard household refrigerator stands about 1.78 meters tall, weighs around 100 kg, and holds roughly 500 liters of internal volume. It runs on about 150 watts and maintains an interior temperature of about 4°C. The modern fridge is one of the most important inventions of the 20th century, dramatically reducing foodborne illness and enabling entirely new cuisines. It is also where leftovers go to be forgotten.
Measurements
Height1.78 m
733 billionCompton wavelengths
8.1 thousandthsHoover Dam heights
1.8 sextillionthsMilky Way diameters
Weight100 kg
3.4 millionGrains of rice
44.1Bags of flour
33,333Hummingbirds
Empty weight; heavier when stocked
Internal volume5 tenths m³
1.5 hundredths20-foot shipping containers
26.5Buckets
7.14Human body volumes
About 500 liters of storage space
Power consumption150 W
2.5Incandescent bulbs
2.7 tenthsGarage door openers
150 trillionthsLightning strikes
About 150 watts average; varies with door openings
Interior temperature277 K
1.1 hundredthsPlasma torch arcs
1.3Antarctic winters
About 4°C; the food safety sweet spot
Width9 tenths m
4.1 hundredthsSemi truck lengths
230 millionthsAkashi Kaikyo spans
1.5 hundredthsHockey rink lengths
About 90 cm wide
Annual energy consumption1.3 billion J
3.1 tenthsTons of TNT
1.3 millionthsMagnitude 6 earthquakes
18.8 billionBubble wrap pop energies
About 365 kWh per year