Whirlpoolwasher

Whirlpool washer — the WFW family

What does the certification corpus say about the WFW family?

This page rolls up what certified-product listings state about the WFW family — the 12 Whirlpool washer listings this warehouse holds for that platform. Every figure below carries the number of models that state it. A certified-product census is not a census of units in service.

Annual water use (gal/yr)
Integrated Modified Energy Factor (IMEF)
Integrated Water Factor (IWF)
Volume (cu ft)

Certified specs across the WFW family

Annual water use (gal/yr)

Annual water use (gal/yr) across the 12 certified Whirlpool washer models in the WFW family that state it: 2503 to 4720. A certified-product census is not a census of units in service.

EasyBear analysis of certified-product listings (energy-star), Whirlpool washers (WFW family), keyer m2-declared-family-rules, n=12 of 12 models in the family state this spec (a certified-product census is not a census of units in service)

Confidence tier D — our inference across a corpus, not a figure any single source published.

Integrated Modified Energy Factor (IMEF)

Integrated Modified Energy Factor (IMEF) across the 12 certified Whirlpool washer models in the WFW family that state it: 2.07 to 2.92. A certified-product census is not a census of units in service.

Confidence tier D — our inference across a corpus, not a figure any single source published.

Integrated Water Factor (IWF)

Integrated Water Factor (IWF) across the 12 certified Whirlpool washer models in the WFW family that state it: 3.2 to 4.2. A certified-product census is not a census of units in service.

Confidence tier D — our inference across a corpus, not a figure any single source published.

Volume (cu ft)

Volume (cu ft) across the 12 certified Whirlpool washer models in the WFW family that state it: 2 to 5. A certified-product census is not a census of units in service.

Confidence tier D — our inference across a corpus, not a figure any single source published.

Model pages we hold for this family

Not every Whirlpool washer in this family has its own page — these are the ones that do.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the annual water use (gal/yr) across the WFW family washers?

Annual water use (gal/yr) across the 12 certified Whirlpool washer models in the WFW family that state it: 2503 to 4720. A certified-product census is not a census of units in service.

What is the integrated modified energy factor (imef) across the WFW family washers?

Integrated Modified Energy Factor (IMEF) across the 12 certified Whirlpool washer models in the WFW family that state it: 2.07 to 2.92. A certified-product census is not a census of units in service.

What is the integrated water factor (iwf) across the WFW family washers?

Integrated Water Factor (IWF) across the 12 certified Whirlpool washer models in the WFW family that state it: 3.2 to 4.2. A certified-product census is not a census of units in service.

What is the volume (cu ft) across the WFW family washers?

Volume (cu ft) across the 12 certified Whirlpool washer models in the WFW family that state it: 2 to 5. A certified-product census is not a census of units in service.

What does the certification corpus say about the WFW family?

Annual water use (gal/yr)

Integrated Modified Energy Factor (IMEF)

Integrated Water Factor (IWF)

Volume (cu ft)

Certified specs across the WFW family

Annual water use (gal/yr)

Annual water use (gal/yr) across the 12 certified Whirlpool washer models in the WFW family that state it: 2503 to 4720. A certified-product census is not a census of units in service.

Confidence tier D — our inference across a corpus, not a figure any single source published.

Integrated Modified Energy Factor (IMEF)

Integrated Modified Energy Factor (IMEF) across the 12 certified Whirlpool washer models in the WFW family that state it: 2.07 to 2.92. A certified-product census is not a census of units in service.

Confidence tier D — our inference across a corpus, not a figure any single source published.

Integrated Water Factor (IWF)

Integrated Water Factor (IWF) across the 12 certified Whirlpool washer models in the WFW family that state it: 3.2 to 4.2. A certified-product census is not a census of units in service.

Confidence tier D — our inference across a corpus, not a figure any single source published.

Volume (cu ft)

Volume (cu ft) across the 12 certified Whirlpool washer models in the WFW family that state it: 2 to 5. A certified-product census is not a census of units in service.

Confidence tier D — our inference across a corpus, not a figure any single source published.

Frequently asked questions

What is the annual water use (gal/yr) across the WFW family washers?

Annual water use (gal/yr) across the 12 certified Whirlpool washer models in the WFW family that state it: 2503 to 4720. A certified-product census is not a census of units in service.

What is the integrated modified energy factor (imef) across the WFW family washers?

Integrated Modified Energy Factor (IMEF) across the 12 certified Whirlpool washer models in the WFW family that state it: 2.07 to 2.92. A certified-product census is not a census of units in service.

What is the integrated water factor (iwf) across the WFW family washers?

Integrated Water Factor (IWF) across the 12 certified Whirlpool washer models in the WFW family that state it: 3.2 to 4.2. A certified-product census is not a census of units in service.

What is the volume (cu ft) across the WFW family washers?

Volume (cu ft) across the 12 certified Whirlpool washer models in the WFW family that state it: 2 to 5. A certified-product census is not a census of units in service.