The production of condensate also requires the installation of a heat exchanger condensate drainage system. In a typical installation, this is the only difference between a condensing and non-condensing boiler.
Fresh pork can last about as long as beef, but five days is the max. The USDA says to eat fresh pork within two days if itâs been sitting in the fridge, or freeze it within five days to prevent a buildup of bacteria.
Keep in mind the meat will last longer if it's properly wrapped before you put it in the freezer. While the pork will stay safe indefinitely if frozen at 0 F, its quality will decline. Raw pork chops can be safely frozen for up to six months. Raw pork roasts can stay in the freezer for as long as one year. Cooked pork products can be frozen for up to four months. After this time, the meat might be dry and it will have less flavor, although it will still be safe to eat.