Product comparison · 2 dishwashers

Electrolux ESF2430S Freestanding 6 place settings vs Electrolux ESF66070WR dishwasher Freestanding 12 place settings

Key differences

Door colour
- ESF2430S Freestanding 6 place settings:Silver
- ESF66070WR dishwasher Freestanding 12 place settings:White
Number of place settings
- ESF2430S Freestanding 6 place settings:6 place settings
- ESF66070WR dishwasher Freestanding 12 place settings:12 place settings
Noise level
- ESF2430S Freestanding 6 place settings:53 dB
- ESF66070WR dishwasher Freestanding 12 place settings:49 dB
Number of temperature settings
- ESF2430S Freestanding 6 place settings:5
- ESF66070WR dishwasher Freestanding 12 place settings:4
Water consumption per cycle
- ESF2430S Freestanding 6 place settings:7 L
- ESF66070WR dishwasher Freestanding 12 place settings:11 L
Connected load
- ESF2430S Freestanding 6 place settings:1180 W
- ESF66070WR dishwasher Freestanding 12 place settings:2200 W
AC input voltage
- ESF2430S Freestanding 6 place settings:230 V
- ESF66070WR dishwasher Freestanding 12 place settings:220-240 V
Width
- ESF2430S Freestanding 6 place settings:545 mm
- ESF66070WR dishwasher Freestanding 12 place settings:596 mm

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Comparison of ESF2430S, ESF66070WR
18 specifications	A Electrolux ESF2430S Freestanding 6 place settings Model ESF2430S View product	B Electrolux ESF66070WR dishwasher Freestanding 12 place settings Model ESF66070WR View product
Design1 differ
Door colourDiffers	Silver	White
Performance3 differ
Number of place settingsDiffers	6 place settings	12 place settings
Noise levelDiffers	53 dB	49 dB
Number of temperature settingsDiffers	5	4
AquaSensor functionKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Power3 differ
Water consumption per cycleDiffers	7 L	11 L
Connected loadDiffers	1180 W	2200 W
AC input voltageDiffers	230 V	220-240 V
Weight & dimensions3 differ
WidthDiffers	545 mm	596 mm
DepthDiffers	480 mm	620 mm
HeightDiffers	447 mm	850 mm
Other features1 differ
Drying classDiffers	B	A

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