Product comparison · 2 fridge-freezers

Electrolux ENA38933W fridge-freezer Freestanding White vs Electrolux ENB 43399 W

Key differences

Total gross capacity
- ENA38933W fridge-freezer Freestanding White:238 L
- ENB 43399 W:440 L
Fridge net capacity
- ENA38933W fridge-freezer Freestanding White:280 L
- ENB 43399 W:305 L
Fridge gross capacity
- ENA38933W fridge-freezer Freestanding White:291 L
- ENB 43399 W:312 L
Freezer net capacity
- ENA38933W fridge-freezer Freestanding White:78 L
- ENB 43399 W:102 L
Freezer gross capacity
- ENA38933W fridge-freezer Freestanding White:91 L
- ENB 43399 W:148 L
Freezing capacity
- ENA38933W fridge-freezer Freestanding White:10 kg/24h
- ENB 43399 W:4 kg/24h
Annual energy consumption
- ENA38933W fridge-freezer Freestanding White:315 kWh
- ENB 43399 W:347 kWh
Width
- ENA38933W fridge-freezer Freestanding White:595 mm
- ENB 43399 W:695 mm

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Comparison of ENA38933W, ENB 43399 W
18 specifications	A Electrolux ENA38933W fridge-freezer Freestanding White Model ENA38933W View product	B Electrolux ENB 43399 W View product
Designidentical
Appliance placement	Freestanding	Freestanding
Product colour	White	White
Performance1 differ
Total gross capacityDiffers	238 L	440 L
Noise level	42 dB	42 dB
Fridge2 differ
Fridge net capacityDiffers	280 L	305 L
Fridge gross capacityDiffers	291 L	312 L
Bottle rackKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Freezer3 differ
Freezer net capacityDiffers	78 L	102 L
Freezer gross capacityDiffers	91 L	148 L
Freezing capacityDiffers	10 kg/24h	4 kg/24h
Power1 differ
Energy efficiency class (legacy scale)Known for one	A+	Unknown — not stated by the source
Annual energy consumptionDiffers	315 kWh	347 kWh
Weight & dimensions3 differ
WidthDiffers	595 mm	695 mm
DepthDiffers	632 mm	669 mm
HeightDiffers	2010 mm	1950 mm
Other features1 differ
No Frost systemKnown for one	No	Unknown — not stated by the source
Built-in freezerDiffers	No	Yes
Power requirementsKnown for one	230 V, 50 Hz	Unknown — not stated by the source

A dash means the value is not stated by the source. Unknown values are never counted for or against a product, and there is no overall score.