ELECTROLUX 800 UltraCare EW8D595RCDC

Are you dealing with mould in your flat caused by high humidity from drying clothes? If so, investing in the ELECTROLUX freestanding tumble dryer is the right decision. This is a condenser model. A condenser dryer is the most popular choice among users. It requires no building modifications or complex installation. It includes a condensate container that efficiently collects and stores the water produced by condensing moisture from the laundry. The ELECTROLUX 800 UltraCare EW8D595RCDC tumble dryer guarantees the best performance and care for your laundry thanks to useful features such as a heat pump, internal lighting, a reversible door, and mobile control. Its popular technologies include freshening and odour removal, gentle drying, and fabric care. This smart tumble dryer can be connected to a smart mobile device, allowing you to start it remotely or change programmes. The dimensions of the ELECTROLUX tumble dryer are 85 × 59.6 × 65.9 cm (H×W×D). Its weight is 48 kg.

Key features of the ELECTROLUX 800 UltraCare EW8D595RCDC tumble dryer

• A freestanding tumble dryer is a practical solution for drying laundry in a modern home
• It is a condenser type with a heat pump
• Includes a condensate container
• The ELECTROLUX tumble dryer belongs to energy class B
• The dryer's drum is built for up to 9 kg of laundry for drying
• The appliance's noise level is 61 dB
• Connect it using Wi-Fi
• You can choose the door opening direction to suit your needs
• The dryer's internal lighting gives you a perfect overview of its contents
• Revive your laundry without washing with the Air Wash function

Discover the practical functions of the ELECTROLUX 800 UltraCare EW8D595RCDC dryer

Thanks to the ELECTROLUX tumble dryer, you will save a lot of time that you would otherwise have to spend hanging up and waiting for your laundry to dry. The dryer is equipped with lighting that gives you a perfect overview of its contents, so you won't forget anything when unloading.

Go green and save energy with the ELECTROLUX 800 UltraCare EW8D595RCDC dryer

Thinking about saving energy? Our dryers are the right choice for you. The ELECTROLUX 800 UltraCare EW8D595RCDC tumble dryer is equipped with a heat pump that recycles heat during the drying process and uses it to increase the temperature of the air, efficiently using the generated heat, minimising its losses and increasing the dryer's energy efficiency. No matter where you place it, this dryer adapts perfectly to the space. The dryer's door is very practical and can be opened to either the right or the left, ensuring maximum convenience.

Information on the energy label for tumble dryers:

• The manufacturer and model of the dryer are listed in the header
• Scale of energy classes (left), specific energy class of the appliance (right)
• kWh/annum: annual energy consumption, corresponds to 160 cycles per year (drying approx. 3× a week)
• min/cycle: duration of one standard cycle
• Kg: laundry capacity in kilograms, for one or two people in a household a dryer with a capacity of 6–7 kg is sufficient, for a family of four or more choose a capacity of at least 8 kg
• dB: maximum noise level of the appliance
• The last figure indicates the condensation efficiency class - it shows how much moisture escapes into the air, ranging from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient)

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For one or two people in a household, a dryer with a capacity of 6–7 kg is sufficient, while for a family of four or more, you should choose a capacity of at least 8 kg. The permissible deviation during verification for tumble dryers can be 6% higher for all parameters (except noise) than the stated values. However, the maximum noise must correspond to the stated value or be lower.

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From 1.7.2025, a new energy label for tumble dryers came into force, which changed the appearance and some of the information on the label. You can find out more in the article Energy labels: how to understand them?