Siemens8kg Frontloader Washing Machine Inox-easyclean (iQ500)
R6,999
About
iSensoric Washing Machine with iQDrive for highly effective and efficient laundry care with large easy-to read display.
Product Features
- Intelligent, durable and quiet iQdrive motor for highly effective and efficient laundry care
- With the option speedPerfect, get perfect washing results in up to 65% less time
- waterPerfect Plus: sensor-controlled wash programmes for the most efficient water usage with any load size
- A+++ -30 %: washes 30 % more efficient than the requirement for energy efficiency class A+++
- Outdoor / Impregnation programme for a gentle waterproofing of outdoor textiles
Product Specifications
- Drum volume: 63 l
- waveDrum: for highly effective and extremely gentle laundry care
- Reload function/ pause function
- 32 cm porthole, silver inox with 165° opening door
- Metal door catch
- BLDC
- AntiVibration
- Flow-through sensor
- waterPerfect: resource gentle watermanagement
- Multiple water protection
- Aquatronic wash system
- Recommended Load
- Fully electronic control dial for wash programmes, temperature and special progammmes
- Large LED-Display for programme status indication:
- temperature selection
- max. spin speed
- remaining time and 24 h end-time delay
- load recommendation
- consumption indication
- Overdosage Indication
- Foam detection system
- Safeguard monitoring system adjusts load distribution
- Child Lock
- Buzzer to indicate the end of cycle
- self cleaning
- Divider for Liquid Detergent
- Warranty 3 years
For more information, please check, Siemens.
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