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electriQ- Noise
- 38 dB
- Capacity
- 14,000 BTU/h
- Rated input
- 1,570 W
- Room
- Up to 38 m²
Maximum-input illustration: about 39p/hour at 25p/kWh.
Why it appears here: Published indoor sound is 38 dB. This numerical position starts with the recorded maximum figure, then the minimum; it does not assume different measurement types or modes are directly comparable, or claim that tone and cycling were independently tested.
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De'Longhi- Noise
- 42–46 dB
- Capacity
- 8,900 BTU/h
- Rated input
- 810 W
- Room
- Up to 85 m³
Maximum-input illustration: about 20p/hour at 25p/kWh.
Why it appears here: Published indoor sound is 42–46 dB. This numerical position starts with the recorded maximum figure, then the minimum; it does not assume different measurement types or modes are directly comparable, or claim that tone and cycling were independently tested.
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Dreo- Noise
- 46 dB
- Capacity
- 10,000 BTU/h
- Rated input
- 1,125 W
- Room
- Up to 20 m²
Maximum-input illustration: about 28p/hour at 25p/kWh.
Why it appears here: Published indoor sound is 46 dB. This numerical position starts with the recorded maximum figure, then the minimum; it does not assume different measurement types or modes are directly comparable, or claim that tone and cycling were independently tested.
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De'Longhi- Noise
- 41–47 dB
- Capacity
- 11,500 BTU/h
- Rated input
- 875 W
- Room
- Up to 100 m³
Maximum-input illustration: about 22p/hour at 25p/kWh.
Why it appears here: Published indoor sound is 41–47 dB. This numerical position starts with the recorded maximum figure, then the minimum; it does not assume different measurement types or modes are directly comparable, or claim that tone and cycling were independently tested.
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De'Longhi- Noise
- 43–50 dB
- Capacity
- 13,000 BTU/h
- Rated input
- 1,035 W
- Room
- Up to 130 m³
Maximum-input illustration: about 26p/hour at 25p/kWh.
Why it appears here: Published indoor sound is 43–50 dB. This numerical position starts with the recorded maximum figure, then the minimum; it does not assume different measurement types or modes are directly comparable, or claim that tone and cycling were independently tested.
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De'Longhi- Noise
- 47–50 dB
- Capacity
- 9,800 BTU/h
- Rated input
- 1,000 W
- Room
- Up to 90 m³
Maximum-input illustration: about 25p/hour at 25p/kWh.
Why it appears here: Published indoor sound is 47–50 dB. This numerical position starts with the recorded maximum figure, then the minimum; it does not assume different measurement types or modes are directly comparable, or claim that tone and cycling were independently tested.
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De'Longhi- Noise
- 47–50 dB
- Capacity
- 10,500 BTU/h
- Rated input
- 1,000 W
- Room
- Up to 90 m³
Maximum-input illustration: about 25p/hour at 25p/kWh.
Why it appears here: Published indoor sound is 47–50 dB. This numerical position starts with the recorded maximum figure, then the minimum; it does not assume different measurement types or modes are directly comparable, or claim that tone and cycling were independently tested.
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De'Longhi- Noise
- 47–50 dB
- Capacity
- 9,400 BTU/h
- Rated input
- 1,000 W
- Room
- Up to 80 m³
Maximum-input illustration: about 25p/hour at 25p/kWh.
Why it appears here: Published indoor sound is 47–50 dB. This numerical position starts with the recorded maximum figure, then the minimum; it does not assume different measurement types or modes are directly comparable, or claim that tone and cycling were independently tested.
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