Comparison Beko DTC 36610 W white vs Candy CDCP 6/E-07 white
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| Beko DTC 36610 W white | Candy CDCP 6/E-07 white | |
from $202.31 up to $237.60 | from $182.76 up to $249.16 | |
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6 programs, including fast. Power consumption A+. Display | Touch keys. Delay start timer. Narrow openings in the cutlery basket. | |
| Place settings | 6 | 6 |
| Water consumption per cycle | 7 L | 6 L |
| Dryer type | condenser | condenser |
Programmes | ||
| Total number of programmes | 6 | 6 |
| Key programmes | quick wash eco delicate (for glass) intensive everyday, 90 minutes | quick wash eco delicate (for glass) intensive everyday, 90 minutes |
Features | ||
| 3-in-1 tablets use |  | |
| Delay timer | | |
| End-of-cycle signal |  | |
| Salt indicator | | |
| Rinse aid indicator | | |
| Leak protection | | |
More specs | ||
| Controls | push-buttons | push-buttons |
| Display | LED | |
| Energy class | A+ | A+ |
| Noise level | 49 dB | 51 dB |
| Noise class | C | |
| Dimensions (HxWxD) | 43.8x55x50 cm | 43.8x55x50 cm |
| Country of origin | China | China |
| Color | ||
| Added to E-Catalog | march 2017 | september 2016 |
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Glossary
Water consumption per cycle
The amount of water used by the machine in one wash cycle. Usually, it is indicated for a standard (universal) programme — at full load, without pre-rinsing, etc. Accordingly, in special modes, the consumption may differ from the indicated one.
The lower the consumption, the better. On the other hand, a reduction in consumption can harm the quality of the wash. So, when choosing an cost-effective machine, you should pay special attention to the wash class (see below). In addition, only models of the same capacity can be compared in terms of consumption — after all, the more dishes, the more water is required to wash them.
The lower the consumption, the better. On the other hand, a reduction in consumption can harm the quality of the wash. So, when choosing an cost-effective machine, you should pay special attention to the wash class (see below). In addition, only models of the same capacity can be compared in terms of consumption — after all, the more dishes, the more water is required to wash them.
End-of-cycle signal
Signal indicates that the machine has finished working. Many dishwashers are quiet, and without a special signal, it can be difficult to determine if the programme has ended.
Display
The machine has its own display. Typically, this is the simplest LCD screen capable of displaying multiple characters. However, even such a screen provides additional convenience and makes the operation more intuitive: various notifications can be displayed on it, in particular, about the current operating mode, the remaining time, set timers, the remaining detergent, etc. More advanced dishwashers can be equipped with a TFT display with advanced features. But this does not affect the washing process.
Noise level
It is an approximate noise level produced by the dishwasher during operation. In modern models, this parameter can range from 38 – 39 dB (muffled human voice) to 59 – 60 dB (rather a loud conversation); more detailed decoding of what sound corresponds to a particular number of decibels can be found in special tables. Anyway, the low noise level contributes to the comfortable use of the device. It is important if the dishwasher is to be used at night.
Noise class
It allows one to decipher the values of the noise level in decibels. It is marked, like other classes, in Latin letters, where A is the quietest class of dishwashers.