Built-In Dishwashers

Key parameters when choosing a dishwasher

• The dishwasher’s dimensions must match the size of the furniture designed for installation. Check the technical specifications to make sure your chosen appliance is suitable for you.
• Energy efficiency class indicates the power consumption of the appliance. We recommend choosing an appliance rated as Class A+ or higher.
• Loading capacity tells you how many place settings a dishwasher can accommodate. One place setting means one dinner plate, one soup plate, one dessert plate, one tea cup and saucer, plus some cutlery. Dishwasher capacity generally ranges from 6 to 16 place settings.
• Noise levels should be as low as possible, ideally no more than 50 dB, which is the level of noise you can hear in a quiet office.

Dishwasher features and functions

• Delay Start lets you delay the cleaning cycle for later. Comes in handy if, for example, you want to do your dishes for a cheaper nightly electricity rate.
• AquaStop is a progressive safety feature that prevents water from leaking from the appliance.
• The heat exchanger system prevents abrupt changes in water temperature, enabling more efficient and careful cleaning.
• The load capacity sensor adjusts the water consumption to match the number of place settings.
• The water sensor is a smart function that adjusts the cleaning method based on the water hardness, temperature, and soil.
• Adjustable racks are there to help you organise the dishes inside the appliance. Height-adjustable upper racks are the most common.
• The control panel can be either hidden in the door of the appliance or installed into the furniture door.