Product comparison · 2 dishwashers

Haier DW9-TFE3 dishwasher Freestanding 9 place settings vs Whirlpool ADP2300WH dishwasher Freestanding 12 place settings

Key differences

Number of place settings
- DW9-TFE3 dishwasher Freestanding 9 place settings:9 place settings
- ADP2300WH dishwasher Freestanding 12 place settings:12 place settings
Number of washing programs
- DW9-TFE3 dishwasher Freestanding 9 place settings:6
- ADP2300WH dishwasher Freestanding 12 place settings:5
Noise level
- DW9-TFE3 dishwasher Freestanding 9 place settings:52 dB
- ADP2300WH dishwasher Freestanding 12 place settings:51 dB
Energy consumption per cycle
- DW9-TFE3 dishwasher Freestanding 9 place settings:0.8 kWh
- ADP2300WH dishwasher Freestanding 12 place settings:1.05 kWh
Width
- DW9-TFE3 dishwasher Freestanding 9 place settings:600 mm
- ADP2300WH dishwasher Freestanding 12 place settings:597 mm

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Comparison of DW9-TFE3, ADP2300WH
20 specifications	A Haier DW9-TFE3 dishwasher Freestanding 9 place settings Model DW9-TFE3 View product	B Whirlpool ADP2300WH dishwasher Freestanding 12 place settings Model ADP2300WH View product
Performance3 differ
Number of place settingsDiffers	9 place settings	12 place settings
Number of washing programsDiffers	6	5
Noise levelDiffers	52 dB	51 dB
Delayed start timerKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Integrated timerKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Power1 differ
Energy consumption per cycleDiffers	0.8 kWh	1.05 kWh
AC input voltageKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	220 - 230 V
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WidthDiffers	600 mm	597 mm
DepthKnown for one	600 mm	Unknown — not stated by the source
Depth with door openKnown for one	120 cm	Unknown — not stated by the source
Other featuresidentical
Quick washKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Annual energy consumptionKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	327 kWh
Annual water consumptionKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	4200 L

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