Water & energy efficiency
Evaluate washing, extraction, drying and utilisation together. Efficiency depends on the selected model, options, programme and how your laundry actually operates.
Compare the whole process
Capacity, extraction, drying demand and site services need a consistent comparison. No generic saving is a forecast for your laundry.
Discuss the textile mix, chosen programme and water left for drying. G-factor alone is not a saving percentage.
Review the DHS-11 specification
Compare the exact model, operating window and installation needs alongside the electrical specification.
Review the heat-pump specificationAsk for the load, programme and test basis behind each consumption claim.
Find source documentsExtraction
Extraction performance affects residual moisture and the work required during drying. G-factor describes extraction force; it is not a direct percentage measure of water or energy savings.
Compare the relevant machine’s technical data alongside your textile mix and wash programme.
Drying
Heat-pump, gas, electric and other heating configurations have different site requirements and operating characteristics. Heat-pump drying can trade cycle speed for reduced installed power, so compare throughput as well as energy.
Compare cycle time, consumption and loading conditions for the same model and programme.
Water recovery
Weighing, level control and water-recovery options may help reduce resource use in suitable applications. The result depends on the programme, textiles, load and selected equipment.
Discuss model compatibility, space, plumbing and the maintenance requirements of any recovery system.
Review checklist
Tell us about your workload, your space and what needs to work better. We will come back with a clear, written quotation.
