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Splendide Specifications
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2100 |
2000S |
6200 |
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Vented |
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Ventless |
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Max. Load Capacity (cu ft)
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1.92 |
1.6 |
1.92 |
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161 lbs. |
150 lbs. |
161 lbs. |
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1200 |
1200 |
1200 |
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Modern, Rounded Case Design
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Wash Performance Class
(Norm EN 60456 Directive
95/12/EC)
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Total Number of Wash Cycles
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Total Number of Dry Cycles
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Super Delicate Wool/Handwash
Cycle
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Recirculation Wash System
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Tumble Action Wash System
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Antifoam And Rinse Control
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Automatic Balance System
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Impulse Spin Technology (IST)
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Easy Iron / Anticrease Option
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Automatic Dispenser Drawer
(Detergent, Pre-Wash, Bleach, Softener)
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Titanium |
White |
Titanium |
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Larger, Full-Length Steel
Agitator Baffles
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Height Adjusting,
Self-Locking Leveling Legs
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Scratch Resistant Work Top
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Wash Cycle Lengths (minutes)*
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40-80 |
40-80 |
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Full Load Dry Time
Avg.(minutes)
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70-110 |
70-110 |
70-110 |
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125 |
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Water Use/Wash Cycle*
(gallons)
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9-16 |
9-16 |
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120V
60Hz
15A |
120V
60Hz
15A |
120V
60Hz
15A
(220V, 50 cycle
available - call
for details) |
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33.25"H
23.5"W
23.375"D |
33.25" H
23.5"W
22.19"D |
33.25"H
23.5"W
22.875"D |
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ATTENTION: Splendide reserves the
right to modify models and specifications without notice.
* Average. Wash cycle times and water use vary according to water
pressure, load size, and fabric type.
** In addition to water used during the wash cycle, Ventless
(Comb-o-matic) model also require 5 gal. of water per hour during the
dry cycle.
As an Energy Star Partner, Westland Sales has determined that all above
models meet Energy Star guidelines for energy efficiency
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Included with Every
Splendide Model:
Owners Manual - Registration Card - 2 water inlet hoses (8 Ft. Length) -
1 Water Outlet Hose (5 Ft. Length) - Plastic U-Clamp - 4 Rubber Case
Plugs - Quick Reference Guide |
Which model is best for me?
Splendide offers a choice of vented or ventless (Comb-o-matic) models.
While all Splendide models wash clothes in exactly the same way, their drying
techniques are very different. Splendide vented models work great in
applications where space is limited and the machine can be installed against an
outside wall and vented directly to the outside. However, if outside venting is
not easy or not even an option, Splendide's ventless (Comb-o-matic)
model is the perfect solution.
How do Vented and Ventless washer-dryers work?
When Splendide's washing and spinning cycles are complete, the drum is free of
water and ready to start the dry cycle. But how do Splendide's drying systems
work?
Vented Drying System: Splendide's vented models take air from
the surrounding room, heat it, tumble it through the clothes and then exhaust it
to the outside through a vent. This is the same process used by most major
appliance brands sold in North America.
Ventless Drying System*: Splendide's ventless Comb-o-matic
Laundry Center does not have a vent. It uses condensation to dry. Therefore, it
DOES NOT require any outside venting, however, it does require 5 gallons of cold
water per hour of dry time. This is how it works:
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 1. As the damp laundry
tumbles, the inner drum is heated. The heat draws the moisture out from
the clothing in the form of STEAM.
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 2. Cold water cools the
OUTER TUB. The cold surface attracts the warm, saturated air. The STEAM
passes through the holes in the INNER DRUM to reach the OUTER TUB.
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 3. When the STEAM hits
the cooled surface of the OUTER TUB, it's condensed back into water. The
water is then pumped out the drain. This process repeats until the
clothes are dry.
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Ventless Dryers in Multifamily Housing Buildings
Installing traditional venting dryers in a multifamily housing building can be
expensive, and sometimes venting to the outside is not even an option. However,
installing a condenser dryer should not be seen as the next best thing.
Condenser dryers have many benefits:
- Minimized installation costs, because the need to exhaust the dryers to the
outside is eliminated.
- Installation freedom. Condenser dryers can be installed anywhere with access
to water and drainage.
But perhaps the most important benefit of installing a condenser dryer is air
balance. A traditional, vented dryer exhausts nearly 10,000 cu. ft. of internal
building air per dry cycle (based on an exhaust of 200 cfm). In a building with
100 units installed, the loss of heated or air conditioned air would equal a
million cubic feet per cycle.
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