Product comparison · 2 dishwashers

CDA WC430 dishwasher Fully built-in 9 place settings vs CDA WC460 dishwasher Fully built-in 10 place settings

Key differences

Control panel colour
- WC430 dishwasher Fully built-in 9 place settings:Black, Stainless steel
- WC460 dishwasher Fully built-in 10 place settings:Stainless steel
Number of place settings
- WC430 dishwasher Fully built-in 9 place settings:9 place settings
- WC460 dishwasher Fully built-in 10 place settings:10 place settings
Number of washing programs
- WC430 dishwasher Fully built-in 9 place settings:6
- WC460 dishwasher Fully built-in 10 place settings:5
Noise level
- WC430 dishwasher Fully built-in 9 place settings:52 dB
- WC460 dishwasher Fully built-in 10 place settings:48 dB
Energy consumption per cycle
- WC430 dishwasher Fully built-in 9 place settings:0.8 kWh
- WC460 dishwasher Fully built-in 10 place settings:1.01 kWh
Water consumption per cycle
- WC430 dishwasher Fully built-in 9 place settings:14 L
- WC460 dishwasher Fully built-in 10 place settings:13 L
Depth
- WC430 dishwasher Fully built-in 9 place settings:550 mm
- WC460 dishwasher Fully built-in 10 place settings:570 mm
Height
- WC430 dishwasher Fully built-in 9 place settings:820 mm
- WC460 dishwasher Fully built-in 10 place settings:858 mm

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Comparison of WC430, WC460
16 specifications	A CDA WC430 dishwasher Fully built-in 9 place settings Model WC430 View product	B CDA WC460 dishwasher Fully built-in 10 place settings Model WC460 View product
Design1 differ
Control panel colourDiffers	Black, Stainless steel	Stainless steel
Performance3 differ
Number of place settingsDiffers	9 place settings	10 place settings
Number of washing programsDiffers	6	5
Noise levelDiffers	52 dB	48 dB
AquaStop functionKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Power2 differ
Energy consumption per cycleDiffers	0.8 kWh	1.01 kWh
Water consumption per cycleDiffers	14 L	13 L
Weight & dimensions2 differ
DepthDiffers	550 mm	570 mm
HeightDiffers	820 mm	858 mm

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