Product comparison · 2 combi-fridges

Electrolux ERN18500 combi-fridge Built-in vs Electrolux ERN22510 combi-fridge Built-in

Key differences

Total net capacity
- ERN18500 combi-fridge Built-in:170 L
- ERN22510 combi-fridge Built-in:227 L
Noise level
- ERN18500 combi-fridge Built-in:35 dB
- ERN22510 combi-fridge Built-in:36 dB
Fridge net capacity
- ERN18500 combi-fridge Built-in:153 L
- ERN22510 combi-fridge Built-in:210 L
Fridge number of shelves/baskets
- ERN18500 combi-fridge Built-in:3
- ERN22510 combi-fridge Built-in:4
Cord length
- ERN18500 combi-fridge Built-in:2 m
- ERN22510 combi-fridge Built-in:2.4 m
Annual energy consumption
- ERN18500 combi-fridge Built-in:188 kWh
- ERN22510 combi-fridge Built-in:219 kWh
Height
- ERN18500 combi-fridge Built-in:1021 mm
- ERN22510 combi-fridge Built-in:1218 mm
Installation compartment dimensions (WxDxH)
- ERN18500 combi-fridge Built-in:560 x 550 x 1030 mm
- ERN22510 combi-fridge Built-in:560 x 550 x 1225 mm

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Comparison of ERN18500, ERN22510
30 specifications	A Electrolux ERN18500 combi-fridge Built-in Model ERN18500 View product	B Electrolux ERN22510 combi-fridge Built-in Model ERN22510 View product
Performance2 differ
Total net capacityDiffers	170 L	227 L
Noise levelDiffers	35 dB	36 dB
Fridge2 differ
Fridge net capacityDiffers	153 L	210 L
Fridge number of shelves/basketsDiffers	3	4
Ergonomics1 differ
Cord lengthDiffers	2 m	2.4 m
Power1 differ
Energy usageKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	0.6 kWh/24h
Annual energy consumptionDiffers	188 kWh	219 kWh
Weight & dimensions1 differ
HeightDiffers	1021 mm	1218 mm
WeightKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	43 kg
Packaging dataidentical
Package dimensions (WxDxH)Known for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	610 x 610 x 1320 mm
Package weightKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	47 kg
Other features2 differ
Installation compartment dimensions (WxDxH)Differs	560 x 550 x 1030 mm	560 x 550 x 1225 mm
Power requirementsDiffers	230 - 240V, 50Hz	230 - 240V

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