Product comparison · 2 dishwashers

AEG FSE72610P Fully built-in 13 place settings vs AEG FSE72710P Fully built-in 15 place settings

Key differences

Number of place settings
- FSE72610P Fully built-in 13 place settings:13 place settings
- FSE72710P Fully built-in 15 place settings:15 place settings
Number of washing programs
- FSE72610P Fully built-in 13 place settings:13
- FSE72710P Fully built-in 15 place settings:15
Dishwashing programs
- FSE72610P Fully built-in 13 place settings:Auto 45-70°C
- FSE72710P Fully built-in 15 place settings:Auto 45-60°C
Temperature (max)
- FSE72610P Fully built-in 13 place settings:70 °C
- FSE72710P Fully built-in 15 place settings:60 °C
Energy consumption per cycle
- FSE72610P Fully built-in 13 place settings:0.932 kWh
- FSE72710P Fully built-in 15 place settings:0.961 kWh
Water consumption per cycle
- FSE72610P Fully built-in 13 place settings:10.2 L
- FSE72710P Fully built-in 15 place settings:11 L
Annual energy consumption
- FSE72610P Fully built-in 13 place settings:262 kWh
- FSE72710P Fully built-in 15 place settings:270 kWh
Annual water consumption
- FSE72610P Fully built-in 13 place settings:2860 L
- FSE72710P Fully built-in 15 place settings:3080 L

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Comparison of FSE72610P, FSE72710P
39 specifications	A AEG FSE72610P Fully built-in 13 place settings Model FSE72610P View product	B AEG FSE72710P Fully built-in 15 place settings Model FSE72710P View product
Designidentical
Display typeKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	LED
Performance4 differ
Number of place settingsDiffers	13 place settings	15 place settings
Number of washing programsDiffers	13	15
Dishwashing programsDiffers	Auto 45-70°C	Auto 45-60°C
Temperature (max)Differs	70 °C	60 °C
Integrated timerKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Power2 differ
Energy consumption per cycleDiffers	0.932 kWh	0.961 kWh
Water consumption per cycleDiffers	10.2 L	11 L
Other features2 differ
Annual energy consumptionDiffers	262 kWh	270 kWh
Annual water consumptionDiffers	2860 L	3080 L

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