extension lead for freezer

[gne751]

I am looking at plugging a medium-sized (85L) freezer into somewhere else and will need an extension for it. It's a fairly new freezer, bought 6 months ago.
Would one like this be safe to leave it plugged into?

Electraline 849231 2 USB, 13 A Cassette Cable Reel with 5M Extension Lead with 2 USB Ports 2.4A (Type A), 13A 3 Way Socket, with Thermal Cut Out and Foldable Space-Saving Rotating Handle: Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools

Shop Electraline 849231 2 USB, 13 A Cassette Cable Reel with 5M Extension Lead with 2 USB Ports 2.4A (Type A), 13A 3 Way Socket, with Thermal Cut Out and Foldable Space-Saving Rotating Handle. Free delivery on eligible orders of £20 or more.

www.amazon.co.uk

 

[Avo Mk8]

Personally I would choose a simple single socket extension lead of the length you need, such as:

Basics - Extension Leads - Portable Power - Masterplug UK

A range of simple extension leads, ranging from 1 socket to 10 sockets. Fitted with 13 AMP basic fused plugs and up to 10 meters of cable.

www.masterplug.com

The reel you show has a usb power supply gadget which is something else to go wrong(!), has an overload cutout that might be more trouble than it's worth on a freezer, and there could be a temptation to leave cable wound on the reel, which is not a good idea with heavier loads.

Go for a simple lead from a reputable manufacturer. A lot cheaper too!

 

[telectrix]

same as wot he says ^^^^^.