Dishwasher Siemens

@egmckenna it s à Siemens

@egmckenna It s working . We moved into a furnished and equipped house.

@amyharton No thank you

@ponygirl Hello,
All items are less than 50% off the new price... The set is worth €270, but I'm willing to let you have it for €250.

@egmckenna Finally, it seems D...
(dishwasher Siemens, model SN236102GE/21)
Hope that help you

@Mrs McQ 5 years old,New 500 e

@egmckenna 175 e done deal.
At 20h30 tonight?

@blackish Sorry, the price is 190 euros...

@TommyH11

@TommyH11 A Siemens dishwasher with an Energy Class E rating represents a mid-to-lower range efficiency level under the revised EU energy labeling system introduced in March 2021. Under this stricter A-to-G scale, many appliances formerly rated as high as A++ now fall into Class E. [1, 2]

Key Specifications & Features

Siemens Class E models are typically part of the iQ300 or entry-level iQ500 series and offer a balance of modern features with standard energy consumption. [3, 4]

Energy Consumption: Generally around 92?95 kWh per 100 Eco cycles.

Water Usage: Approximately 9.5 liters per Eco cycle.

Capacity: Typically accommodates 13 to 14 standard place settings.

Noise Level: Often rated in Noise Class C (around 44?46 dB), making them relatively quiet but audible in open-plan spaces.

Technology:

iQdrive Motor: A brushless, long-lasting motor designed for efficient and quiet operation.

Home Connect: Many newer Class E models are Wi-Fi enabled, allowing remote control and monitoring via smartphone.

varioSpeed Plus: Reduces wash cycle times by up to 66%.

infoLight: For fully-integrated models, a blue light is projected onto the floor to indicate the cycle is running. [3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11]

Example Models

Siemens iQ300 SE73HX42VG: A fully-integrated 60cm model with varioHinge, 13-place settings, and an Energy Class E rating.

Siemens iQ300 SN23HI00KG: A freestanding 13-place setting model often found in silver or white finishes. [3, 8, 12]

Understanding the Rating

The shift to Class E does not mean the appliance is "inefficient" compared to older models; rather, the new standards are designed to leave "empty room" at the top of the scale (A and B) for future technological breakthroughs. A Class E dishwasher still provides substantial savings compared to manual hand washing or appliances from a decade ago. [2, 6, 13, 14]

Would you like me to compare a Class E model with a more efficient Class C or A model to see the long-term electricity savings?


[1] https://www.siemens-home.bsh-group.com

[2] https://www.harveynorman.ie

[3] https://www.siemens-home.bsh-group.com

[4] https://www.siemens-home.bsh-group.com

[5] https://www.siemens-home.bsh-group.com

[6] https://www.bonkers.ie

[7] https://www.stapletonselectrical.ie

[8] https://www.buyitdirect.ie

[9] https://media3.bsh-group.com

[10] https://www.seanhennessy.ie

[11] https://www.siemens-home.bsh-group.com

[12] https://redmondelectric.ie

[13] https://www.seai.ie

[14] https://www.siemens-home.bsh-group.com

@Lucasvictor Yes. 3,5 years

@Lucasvictor In cash. Tomorrow before noon?

Still Available:

@djaulin Yes

@TommyH11 you mean 180?

@evelina.aleksjak yes

@evelina.aleksjak Sorry it s not possible... Monday?

@evelina.aleksjak
I didn't keep proof of purchase.
The dishwasher is four years old. I used it for three years, and it's been stored in the shed for one year.