c/kWh
per week
$/kLusage charge on your water bill
Wash capacity
10 kg
Front loader
Energy rating
4.5
Annual electricity use
152 kWh
Label: 266 kWh · 0.73 kWh per wash
Estimated running cost
$50 / year
$500 over 10 years
Water per wash
– · Cotton, Temp:40°C, Speed:MAX, Rinse:3, Detergent:Off,Softener:Off programme

8% less electricity than the median of 29 comparable 10 kg front loader washer dryer registrations (288 kWh a year on the label basis). It uses less than 52% of them. At your rates that is about $4 a year less than the median, $41 over 10 years.

How efficient is it for its size?

kWh per year. Bar: the middle 80% of 29 comparable 10 kg front loader washer dryer registrations. Dot: this model (below the median). Hover or tab to a mark for its value.

Cohort: every currently registered 10 kg front loader washer dryer sold in New Zealand, counted once per registration, on the label usage basis.

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Haier HTDWD1060TB1 specifications

Loading
Front loader
Rated capacity
10.0 kg
Combined washer-dryer
Yes
Wash action
–
Water per wash
–
Water efficiency index
0.642
Programme tested
Cotton, Temp:40°C, Speed:MAX, Rinse:3, Detergent:Off,Softener:Off
Programme time
370 min
Internal heater
Yes
Dimensions (W×H×D)
–
Annual energy (label)
266 kWh
Star rating index
4.60
Country of manufacture
China

New Zealand E3 registration details

Registration number
ACW1804
GEMS registration id
179694
Status
approved, available (self-reported)
Registration expires
9 June 2031
Registered for sale in
Australia, New Zealand
Family
–
Regulatory standard
Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards (Clothes Washing Machines) Determination 2024
Test standard
AS/NZS 2040.1:2021 +A1

Source: E3 programme registration data (EECA, New Zealand) (trans-Tasman E3 registration data published by DCCEEW on data.gov.au, CC BY 3.0 AU). Dataset published 22 September 2026; last checked 23 September 2026. How the derived figures are calculated.