The estimated cost of ownership for the first year of the Candy CS 1272D3-S clothes washer is £81.83 for the EC2V, London, ENG. The cost of consumed electricity will be £32.59. The cost of consumed water will be £14.76. The cost of using the sewer will be £14.76 for this clothes washer.

The cost of ownership calculation is based on an average of 3.8 clothes washer loads per week.

TCO for 1 year

Cost of ownership:

81.83£
TCO for 3 years

Cost of ownership:

246.33£
TCO for 5 years

Cost of ownership:

412.07£
TCO for 10 years

Cost of ownership:

831.85£
Lifetime cost 13 years

Cost of ownership:

1081.41£

Description

The Candy CS 1272D3-S clothes washer is a high-energy efficiency machine with an energy class rating of APPP. It has a rated capacity of 7 and can spin at a maximum speed of 1200 rpm, leaving your clothes almost dry. The noise level during washing is moderate at 58 dB, while the spinning noise reaches up to 77 dB. With an annual water consumption rate of 9600 liters and energy consumption rate of only 175 kilowatt-hours per year, this washer will save you both money and resources in the long run. Its sleek design from Candy features a durable build quality that ensures its longevity on the market since it was launched on May ninth, two thousand sixteen.

Specifications

Brand

Candy
Model

CS 1272D3-S
Weighted remaining moisture content (%)

53
Energy Class

A+++
Annual Water Consumption (litres)

9600
Annual Energy Consumption (kWh)

175
Airborne acoustical noise emissions (Washing phase) (dB)

58
Airborne acoustical noise emissions (Spinning phase) (dB)

77
Capacity (Kg)

7
Spin-drying efficiency class

B
Maximum Spin Speed

1200
Available On Market

[2016, 5, 9]
leftOnModeDuration

999
Power Consumption of the off-mode (W)

0.45
Programme time of the "standard 60 °C cotton programme" at full load (min)

240
Power Consumption of the left-on mode (W)

0.95
Programme time of the "standard 40 °C cotton programme" at partial load (min)

130
Programme time of the "standard 60 °C cotton programme" at partial load (W)

120
Energy Consumption (Et60) (kWh)

0.9
Energy Consumption (Et40 1/2) (W)

0.6
Energy Consumption (Et60 1/2) (W)

0.71