Product comparison · 2 dishwashers

Electrolux ESF6511LOW Freestanding 12 place settings vs Electrolux ESF8530ROW Freestanding 15 place settings

Key differences

Control type
- ESF6511LOW Freestanding 12 place settings:Buttons
- ESF8530ROW Freestanding 15 place settings:Touch
Cord length
- ESF6511LOW Freestanding 12 place settings:1.5 m
- ESF8530ROW Freestanding 15 place settings:1.6 m
Number of place settings
- ESF6511LOW Freestanding 12 place settings:12 place settings
- ESF8530ROW Freestanding 15 place settings:15 place settings
Noise level
- ESF6511LOW Freestanding 12 place settings:47 dB
- ESF8530ROW Freestanding 15 place settings:46 dB
Number of temperature settings
- ESF6511LOW Freestanding 12 place settings:4
- ESF8530ROW Freestanding 15 place settings:5
Cycle time
- ESF6511LOW Freestanding 12 place settings:195 min
- ESF8530ROW Freestanding 15 place settings:225 min
Energy efficiency class (legacy scale)
- ESF6511LOW Freestanding 12 place settings:A+
- ESF8530ROW Freestanding 15 place settings:A++
Energy consumption per cycle
- ESF6511LOW Freestanding 12 place settings:1.032 kWh
- ESF8530ROW Freestanding 15 place settings:0.961 kWh

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Comparison of ESF6511LOW, ESF8530ROW
37 specifications	A Electrolux ESF6511LOW Freestanding 12 place settings Model ESF6511LOW View product	B Electrolux ESF8530ROW Freestanding 15 place settings Model ESF8530ROW View product
Design2 differ
Control typeDiffers	Buttons	Touch
Display typeKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	LED
Cord lengthDiffers	1.5 m	1.6 m
Performance4 differ
Number of place settingsDiffers	12 place settings	15 place settings
Noise levelDiffers	47 dB	46 dB
Number of temperature settingsDiffers	4	5
Cycle timeDiffers	195 min	225 min
Power2 differ
Energy efficiency class (legacy scale)Differs	A+	A++
Energy consumption per cycleDiffers	1.032 kWh	0.961 kWh
Weight & dimensions2 differ
WidthDiffers	600 mm	596 mm
DepthDiffers	625 mm	610 mm
Other features1 differ
Annual energy consumptionDiffers	290 kWh	270 kWh

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