The Gorenje DHNE83 is a powerful heat pump dryer designed for efficient and gentle drying of laundry. With a rated capacity of 8 kg, this appliance is ideal for households with medium to high laundry volumes. The dryer offers a variety of programs, including special options for baby clothes, sportswear, and towels, to meet the diverse needs of users. The energy efficiency class A+++ ensures that the annual energy consumption is only 177 kWh, contributing to sustainable usage. With a maximum noise level of 64 dB, the operation of the device is pleasantly quiet, making it suitable for use in living areas without being disruptive. The practical remaining time display allows users to keep track of the drying process at any time.
Capacity | 8 kg |
Max. noise level | 64 dB |
Energy efficiency class | C |
Width | 59.50 cm |
Depth | 55 cm |
Height | 84.50 cm |
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Item number | 53920581 |
Manufacturer | Gorenje |
Category | Tumble dryers |
Manufacturer No. | 20014508 |
Release date | 8.1.2025 |
May include power adapter | Yes |
Colour | White |
Exact colour description | White |
Material group | Metal |
Material | Galvanised drum |
Drying system | Heat pump dryer |
Capacity | 8 kg |
Tumble dryer features | Child-proof lock, Crease protection, Remaining time display, Start time preselection |
Mounting | Stand-alone |
Max. noise level | 64 dB |
Mains voltage | 220 - 240 V |
Power consumption | 700 W |
Energy consumption per year | 102 kWh |
Energy efficiency class | C |
Smart home | Not compatible |
Country of origin | China, Germany, Slovakia |
CO₂ emissions | 103.88 kg |
Climate contribution | CHF 2.48 |
Width | 59.50 cm |
Depth | 55 cm |
Height | 84.50 cm |
Weight | 47 kg |
Length | 64 cm |
Width | 62 cm |
Height | 87 cm |
Weight | 50 kg |
In September 2026, 14 dryers were added for around 430 to 1,035 euros – including a total of 10 good dryers, both premium models and budget-friendly ones. However, other inexpensive tumble dryers in the test are expensive in the long run: for them, electricity consumption and electricity costs add up over time.
