ENERGY STAR Certified Residential Clothes Washers :
Beko - WFTV10733XC*
A distinguishing, alphanumeric identifier, assigned to a product by the
manufacturer or private labeler. The model number may include a wildcard
that can be replaced by any letter or digit and still accurately capture
what is covered by the model's ENERGY STAR certification; an asterisk
symbol (*) represents a letter, and a number symbol (#) represents a digit.
Beko
WFTV10733XC*
A distinguishing, alphanumeric identifier, assigned to a product by the
manufacturer or private labeler. The model number may include a wildcard
that can be replaced by any letter or digit and still accurately capture
what is covered by the model's ENERGY STAR certification; an asterisk
symbol (*) represents a letter, and a number symbol (#) represents a digit.
Description
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Load Configuration:
Type refers to whether the product is a front-loading washer or a top-loading washer.Front Load
Efficiency
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Annual Washer Energy Use (kWh/yr):
This is the estimated annual energy use of the clothes washer under typical conditions, including the energy used by the washer and the energy needed to heat the water used by the clothes washer with an electric water heater. Unlike IMEF, the estimated annual energy use does not address how effective the washer is at removing moisture from the wash load and thus reducing the energy needed to fully dry a load in the clothes dryer. It is based on an annual usage of 295 loads per year, or around 6 loads per week, as referenced by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) test procedure, Code of Federal Regulations, Title 10, Section 430, Appendix J2. Actual energy consumption will vary depending on various factors such as the amount of laundry done, the size of the loads, and the settings chosen.106
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Integrated Modified Energy Factor (IMEF):
IMEF is the energy performance metric for ENERGY STAR certified clothes washers. The higher the IMEF, the more energy efficient the clothes washer. The metric has units: ft3/kWh/cycle, and is calculated as the quotient of the capacity of the clothes container divided by the total clothes washer energy consumption per cycle, with such energy consumption expressed as the sum of the machine electrical energy consumption, the hot water energy consumption, the energy required for removal of the remaining moisture in the wash load, and the combined low-power mode energy consumption. For example, if a clothes washer has a tub volume of 4.0 cubic feet and a total clothes washer energy consumption per cycle of 10 kWh/cycle, then the IMEF is 2.5.2.1
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Annual Water Use (gallons/yr):
This is the estimated annual water use of the washer under typical conditions. It is based on an annual usage of 295 loads per year, or around 6 loads per week, as referenced by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) test procedure, Code of Federal Regulations, Title 10, Section 430, Appendix J2. Actual water consumption will vary depending on the amount of laundry done.2578
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Integrated Water Factor (IWF):
Integrated Water Factor (IWF) is a measure of water efficiency that considers gallons of water consumed per cubic foot of capacity. The lower the IWF, the more water efficient the clothes washer.3.8
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US Federal Standard (IMEF):
The mandatory energy efficiency standards for clothes washers, established by DOE rulemaking activities and federal laws.1.84
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US Federal Standard (IWF):
The mandatory water efficiency standards for clothes washers, established by DOE rule-making activities and federal laws.4.7
Size
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Volume (cu. ft.):
This is the tub capacity of the clothes washer in cubic feet, as measured by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) test procedure, Code of Federal Regulations, Title 10, Section 430, Appendix J2.2.3
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Height (inches):
The height of the product.33.10
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Width (inches):
The width of the product.23.6
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Depth (inches):
The depth of the product.22.80
Features
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Connected:
Indicates whether the model offers advanced controls and increased functionality such as sending notifications when the washer is done or allowing for a service center to remotely diagnose problems. Clothes washers with connected functionality are smart grid ready; if linked with your energy provider or an energy management system these products can dynamically adjust their energy use, potentially lowering your electric bill. For combination all-in-one washer-dryer products the washer and dryer must meet connected criteria.No
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ENERGY STAR Certified:Yes
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ENERGY STAR Most Efficient:No
Market
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Date Certified:
The date on which the product was confirmed to meet the ENERGY STAR specification.08/23/2022
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Markets:
Includes products sold in the U.S. and/or Canada and other ENERGY STAR partner countries.United States, Canada
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ENERGY STAR Model Identifier:
A unique string of characters used to identify models with the same performance characteristics. This sequence is generated by certification bodies and is reported as a single row of data on the lists of certified products.ES_1036108_WFTV10733XC*_081120221830592_2562561
Additional Model Identification
ENERGY STAR Unique ID :
:2400444
The ENERGY STAR Unique ID (ESUID) is a string of
seven numbers EPA assigns to an ENERGY STAR model or set of models with unique
performance characteristics. This ESUID is unique to both the model and product
specification version and is assigned by EPA upon receipt of certification
information from the certification body. Each row within the product list will
have a unique ESUID. Developers may wish to use this ESUID to track information
on certified models in their information systems.
UPC Codes:
8690842514876
Products that make the ENERGY STAR Most Efficient list deliver cutting edge energy efficiency along with the latest in technological innovation. They represent the year’s very best for energy savings and environmental protection.
Global warming potential is a measure of how much energy the emissions of 1 pound of a gas will absorb over a given period of time, relative to the emissions of 1 pound of carbon dioxide.
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