Product comparison · 2 dishwashers

Electrolux ESI67040KR dishwasher Semi built-in 12 place settings vs Electrolux ESI67040WR Semi built-in 12 place settings

Key differences

Control panel colour
- ESI67040KR dishwasher Semi built-in 12 place settings:Black
- ESI67040WR Semi built-in 12 place settings:Grey, White
Height
- ESI67040KR dishwasher Semi built-in 12 place settings:88 mm
- ESI67040WR Semi built-in 12 place settings:818 mm

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Comparison of ESI67040KR, ESI67040WR
35 specifications	A Electrolux ESI67040KR dishwasher Semi built-in 12 place settings Model ESI67040KR View product	B Electrolux ESI67040WR Semi built-in 12 place settings Model ESI67040WR View product
Design1 differ
Appliance placement	Semi built-in	Semi built-in
Door colour	Not applicable	Not applicable
Control panel colourDiffers	Black	Grey, White
Built-in display	Yes	Yes
Cord length	1.6 m	1.6 m
Performanceidentical
Number of place settings	12 place settings	12 place settings
Number of washing programs	6	6
Noise level	45 dB	45 dB
Dishwashing programs	Auto 45-70°C, Eco, Intensive	Auto 45-70°C, Eco, Intensive
Number of temperature settings	5	5
Cycle time	60 min	60 min
Integrated timer	Yes	Yes
Delayed start timer	Yes	Yes
Delay start (max)	24 h	24 h
AquaSensor function	Yes	Yes
Ergonomicsidentical
Rinse aid indicator	Yes	Yes
Salt indicator	Yes	Yes
Poweridentical
Energy efficiency class (legacy scale)	A+	A+
Energy consumption per cycle	1 kWh	1 kWh
Water consumption per cycle	10 L	10 L
AC input voltage	220 - 240 V	220 - 240 V
Weight & dimensions1 differ
Width	596 mm	596 mm
Depth	575 mm	575 mm
HeightDiffers	88 mm	818 mm
Weight	44.5 kg	44.5 kg
Installation compartment width	60 cm	60 cm
Installation compartment depth	57 cm	57 cm
Installation compartment height	81.8 cm	81.8 cm
Packaging dataidentical
Package width	650 mm	650 mm
Package depth	680 mm	680 mm
Package height	910 mm	910 mm
Package weight	47 kg	47 kg
Other featuresidentical
Annual energy consumption	220 kWh	220 kWh
Drying class	A	A
Washing class	A	A

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