Product Number

BI WDWG 751482 EU N

Dimensions

Placement

Built-in

Spin Speed

1400 /minute

Spin Speed

This concerns the number of revolutions per minute that the drum can make. They usually range from 600 to 1600 depending on the washing machine-dryer, however, up to 1200 revolutions can meet most of our needs.

2. When the revolutions are high, the clothes are drier after washing and thus the drying time is reduced.

3. Cotton and mixed fabrics can be washed on a program with 1000 revolutions, while more delicate fabrics such as wool and silk should be washed on a program with 600 revolutions.

Number of Programs/Cycles

14

Type of Programs

Mixed, Cotton, Synthetic, Quick 30', 20°C, Wash & Dry 45', Wash & Dry 90', Drain, Rinse, White, Eco 40-60, Wool, Sensitive

Colour

White

Height

81.5 cm

Width

59.5 cm

Length

54.5 cm

New Energy Label

Energy Class

E

Energy Class

New energy efficiency scale consisting of classes A, B, C, D, E, F, G. Devices with class A (green) have the lowest energy consumption, while devices with class G (red) have the highest consumption.

It is worth noting that there is no correspondence between the old and new energy efficiency scales. Based on the new A-G scale, few products currently available on the market belong to classes A and B. The majority of products in the category belong to classes E and D.

You can find detailed information about the New Energy Label in Skroutz's guide.

E

"If we want to move from class F to class E, we save about 10 € annually, while moving from class E to class D saves us about 12 € annually."

Washing Energy Class

D

Washing Energy Class

New energy efficiency scale only for washing function consisting of classes A, B, C, D, E, F, G.

Devices with class A (green) have the lowest energy consumption, while devices with class G (red) have the highest consumption.

Energy Consumption

324 kwh/100 cycles

Energy Consumption

Displays electricity consumption for 100 wash and dry cycles. The lower the value, the more economical the device is to use.

2. As an example, for a device consuming between 300-350kwh/100 washes, the electricity cost is approximately €33 per year for 4 wash and dry cycles per week.

Energy Consumption (Washing)

69 kwh/100 cycles

Energy Consumption (Washing)

Indicates the power consumption for 100 washes without drying. The lower the value, the more economical the appliance is to use for washing.

Indicatively, for an appliance between 50-75kWh/100 washes, the electricity cost is approximately €16 per year, for 4 washes (without drying) per week.

Load Size (Full Cycle)

5 kg

Load Size (Full Cycle)

The device shows how many kilograms of dry clothes it can handle for a drying program.

The capacity for drying is smaller than the washing capacity.

Load Size

7 kg

Load Size

The maximum weight of dry clothes that the washing machine can handle. For the needs of a family of four, a washing machine-dryer with a capacity of approximately 8kg is recommended. From 9kg and above, besides many clothes, it can also fit comforters or blankets.

2. The washing capacity is greater than the drying capacity.

Water Consumption

66 lt/cycle

Water Consumption

Displays the water consumption of the device during a wash and dry cycle.

The lower the value, the greater the water savings each time the device is used, making it more economical to use. However, the difference in annual costs is almost negligible.

The majority of devices in this category range from 70 to 100 liters per cycle.

Water Consumption (Washing)

44 lt/cycle

Water Consumption (Washing)

Displays the water consumption of the device during a washing cycle.

The lower the value, the greater the water savings each time the device is used, making it more economical to use. However, the difference in annual costs is almost negligible.

Most devices in this category range from 44 to 66lt/cycle.

Cycle Time (Eco 40-60)

9:20 hrs

Cycle Time (Eco 40-60)

Shows the maximum time period that a complete cycle can last, for washing and drying together.

Cycle Time (Wash)

3:25 hrs

Cycle Time (Wash)

Displays the maximum duration that a wash can last.

Compression Performance

B

Compression Performance

The spin efficiency shows how dry clothes are after washing and depends directly on the number of rotations.
2. It ranges from G, which is the least efficient, to A, which is the most efficient.
3. In most washing-drying machines from 1200 rotations and above, the spin efficiency is from B and above, which is considered quite effective.

Spin Noise Level

73 dB

Spin Noise Level

Refers to the noise of the device during the spin cycle. Theoretically, a less noisy washing machine-dryer during the spin cycle is about 70db.

2. The measurements from the manufacturers are based on the standard eco program for cotton at 40°C-60°C with a full load or partial load.

Energy Noise Class

B

Energy Noise Class

The noise energy class categorizes appliances into groups based on the noise they emit, ranging from the lowest D to the highest A. 2. The higher the class, the quieter the washing-drying machine is considered during washing, spinning, and drying.

Features & Functions

Digital Display

Yes

Digital Display

It features a display for indicating programs and information.

Steam Technology

No

Steam Technology

Steam technology in washer dryers uses steam for better cleaning, fewer wrinkles, and a more hygienic washing and drying process.

Delay Start Function

No

Delay Start Function

There is a setting that allows you to choose when the washing or drying will start. This way, you can know exactly when the washer-dryer operation will finish.

Easy Ironing

No

Clothes Weighing

Yes

Clothes Weighing

Function used to measure the weight of clothes loaded into the appliance, in order to automatically adjust the duration and intensity of the washing or drying cycle.

Quick Program

Yes

Smart Attributes

Smart Functions

No

Smart Functions

Connect with Smartphone for more features.