Warning: Some posts on this platform may contain adult material intended for mature audiences only. Viewer discretion is advised. By clicking ‘Continue’, you confirm that you are 18 years or older and consent to viewing explicit content.
There are a few options for a heat pump dryer in the US, either as a dedicated dryer or as an all-in-one unit that does both the wash and dry in a single drum. Most of the dedicated dryers sold here are 240 volt units as I suspect the manufacturers are expecting you to use them as a direct replacement for a traditional resistive heater electric dryer. The combo machines tend to be 120 volt, though.
The ones I can think of off the top of my head are:
LG DLHC5502B/V/W - Dedicated dryer, full size, same size as LG’s normal front loaders and can be stacked with the WM5500* if you so desire. 240 volt.
Whirlpool WHD862CHC - Dedicated dryer, full size, can be stacked with the WFW862CHC. 240 volt.
Whirlpool WHD560CHW - Dedicated dryer, full size, can be stacked with the WFW560CHW and is also the least expensive full size heat pump dryer on the US market as far as I know. 240 volt.
GE (Profile) PFQ97HSPVDS - All in one, physically larger than a typical US sized machine, seems to get decent customer feedback. 120 volt.
LG WM6998HVA - All in one, same size as LG’s normal front load machines (27x39x33.25"-ish), probably what I’d go for if it were me and I wanted an all-in-one. 120 volt.
Whirlpool WFC682CLW - All in one, similar in size to a normal 27" front load machine also. Consumers seem to hate the “intuitive” Whirlpool control panel that does not feature a cycle knob. 120 volt.
Samsung WD53DBA900HZ - All in one, taller than a typical machine but still 27" wide, looks extremely doofy, and Samsung’s quality is crap. I would not buy this. 120 volt.
There are also compact variants at a “Euro” sized 24" Wide.
LG DLHC1455W - Dedicated dryer, 240 volt
Summit LD2444 - Dedicated dryer, 240 volt
Samsung DV25B6900HW - Dedicated dryer, 120 volt
GE GFQ14ESSNWW - All in One, 120 volt
LG WM3555HVA/HWA - All In One, 120 volt
LG Signature LUWM101HWA - All In One, 120 volt
Summit SPWD2203P/W - All In One, 120 volt, I have received poor feedback about this model re: reliability
And of course the European brands pretty much exclusively make 24" compact heat pump dryers, most of which are also ventless: Bosch, Miele, Asko, etc. The Miele machines are 120 volts, the Bosch and Asko are 240.
There are a few options for a heat pump dryer in the US, either as a dedicated dryer or as an all-in-one unit that does both the wash and dry in a single drum. Most of the dedicated dryers sold here are 240 volt units as I suspect the manufacturers are expecting you to use them as a direct replacement for a traditional resistive heater electric dryer. The combo machines tend to be 120 volt, though.
The ones I can think of off the top of my head are:
There are also compact variants at a “Euro” sized 24" Wide.
And of course the European brands pretty much exclusively make 24" compact heat pump dryers, most of which are also ventless: Bosch, Miele, Asko, etc. The Miele machines are 120 volts, the Bosch and Asko are 240.
Thank you so much! Saving this for later :)