Costs for 0.283 €/kWh
· Eurostat 2026 H1
Comparison · Fridges & freezers
Whirlpool W3RHS19CW vs Wiggo WL-BUR123E
Wiggo WL-BUR123E uses 26 kWh less a year: €7 a year at your price, €74 over ten years.
| Whirlpool W3RHS19CW | Wiggo WL-BUR123E | |
|---|---|---|
| Yearly consumption | 126 kWh | 100 kWh |
| Cost per year | €36 | €28 |
| Cost over 10 years | €357 | €283 |
| Rank in its group | 26 / 2,359 | 2 / 2,359 |
| Group | Freezers, 100–199 L | Freezers, 100–199 L |
| Energy class | C (scale A–G) | E (scale A–G) |
| Energy consumption | 126 kWh/year | 100 kWh/year |
| Total volume | 198 L | 199 L |
| Fridge / freezer | 0 L / 198 L | 0 L / 199 L |
| Noise | 40 dB(A), class C | 39 dB(A), class C |
| Height × width × depth | 845 × 1,030 × 615 mm | 1,230 × 540 × 540 mm |
| Installation | freestanding | built-in |
| Climate classes | SN, T | SN, N, ST, T |
| Guarantee (supplier) | 2 years | 2 years |
| Spare parts (minimum) | 7 years | 7 years |
If Whirlpool W3RHS19CW is cheaper to buy, the price gap is paid back by lower running costs only when it is smaller than the cost difference over the years you keep it. Work it out with your prices →