A+++ efficiency
A+++ Energy Efficiency with Heat Pump Technology*
Save money and protect the environment by using less electricity*. Heatpump technology offers an energy-efficient, cost-effective and gentle way to dry clothes. It is A+++ energy rated as it uses ‘refrigerant’ instead of electricity to heat the air and recycles warm air to avoid wasting energy.
Opens how you want
Reversible Door
Choose the direction that the reversible door* opens to suit the layout of your home. Just change which side it opens to fit the location, what’s around it and how you do things. It also means that walls won’t get in the way! And it is transparent*, so you can check what’s inside with a glance.
Wrinkle-free clothes
Wrinkle Prevent
Keep dried clothes wrinkle-free without ironing. Simply select Wrinkle Prevent and, once the drying cycle ends, it intermittently turns the drum with no heat for up to 180 minutes. It prevents clothes from resting in one place for too long while hot, so creases don’t form in the fabric.
Intelligently dries
OptimalDry
Optimize your drying performance effortlessly! OptimalDry uses 3 sensors to achieve the best results. It monitors the humidity and adjusts the drying time, so laundry is ready quickly and using minimal energy. It also stops clothes from being damaged and reminds you to clean the Heat Exchanger.
Easy maintenance
2-in-1 Filter
Maintain your dryer more easily and optimize the drying performance and safety. An innovative 2-in-1 Filter has a two-layered mesh filter. So there’s no need for a Heat Exchanger filter, making it easier to maintain. Two alarms also remind you when the Filter and Heat Exchanger need cleaning.
Fast dry small loads
Quick Dry 35′
Get any clothes you need to be dried fast, like a work shirt or school top. The Quick Dry 35′ cycle gets a small 1kg load of clothing dry and ready to wear in 35 minutes*. Using high heat it can safely dry a few items, so there’s much less waiting – just dry the clothes you need, when you need them.
* May vary depending on the type of fabric.
