How much energy do you save with a new washer dryer combination?
Save with a new model
The disadvantage of an old model is that it consumes a lot of energy. An old washer dryer combination consumes up to 2 times more energy than a new model. The old models often have A or B energy labels, which are old energy labels. Nowadays, washer dryer combinations have new energy labels that indicate the consumption more accurately. A washer dryer combination with the new C energy label is the most energy-efficient.
Annual costs old models based on € 0.30 per kWh
| Energy label | Energy consumption per wash and dryer cycle | Energy costs per wash and dryer cycle | Energy consumption per year | Annual energy costs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A (old label) | 5.2kWh | € 1.56 | 1047kWh | € 314.10 |
| B (old label) | 5.9kWh | € 1.77 | 1181kWh | € 354.30 |
Annual costs new models based on € 0.30 per kWh
| Energy label | Energy consumption per wash and dryer cycle | Energy costs per wash and dryer cycle | Energy consumption per year | Annual energy costs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| C (new label) | 2.5kWh | € 0.75 | 492kWh | € 147.60 |
| D (new label) | 2.6kWh | € 0.78 | 535kWh | € 160.50 |
| E (new label) | 3.1kWh | € 0.93 | 615kWh | € 184.50 |
Save energy costs
In the 2 tables above, you can see how much old and new washer dryer combinations consume on average. You can see that an old model with a B energy label costs about € 1.77 per wash and dryer cycle. That's over € 350 in energy costs based on 200 cycles per year. A new model with the new C energy label costs € 0.75 per cycle. This way, you save up to € 206 energy costs. You can use that for a nice weekend trip.
