10kg Heat Pump Tumble Dryer – White, Energy Efficient

£499.99

Haier HD100-C367U1-UK 10 kg heat-pump tumble dryer in white — energy-efficient, low-temperature drying that’s gentle on fabrics. Large capacity and smart programs make quick work of family laundry with reliable, economical performance.

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Description

The Haier HD100-C367U1-UK is a 10 kg heat-pump tumble dryer in white. It’s aimed at households that need a larger-capacity dryer — for example growing families or anyone who regularly dries bulky or frequent loads — and for buyers who prefer the lower running temperatures and improved efficiency of heat‑pump models over vented or standard condenser dryers.

Key confirmed specifications

  • Model: Haier HD100-C367U1-UK
  • Capacity: 10 kg (drum capacity rating supplied with the product data)
  • Technology: Heat‑pump tumble dryer
  • Colour: White

Who a 10 kg heat‑pump dryer suits

  • 10 kg capacity is a practical step up from the 7–8 kg machines common in many homes. It will handle larger weekly loads, heavy towel and bedding washes, and bulkier items more comfortably than smaller dryers — so it’s well suited to families or anyone who prefers to dry several items at once.
  • If you habitually dry single large items (king-size duvets or many large rugs), check the drum dimensions and any manufacturer guidance before buying; capacity in kg gives a useful guideline but drum shape and depth affect what will fit in practice.
  • Heat‑pump models are generally preferable where lower energy use and gentler drying are priorities — useful for delicate fabrics and mixed loads.

Heat‑pump drying — what to expect in everyday use

  • Heat‑pump dryers recycle warm air and run at lower temperatures than conventional vented machines. The practical consequences are usually:
    • Lower energy consumption for equivalent drying compared with vented or older condenser dryers (check the official energy label for the precise rating of this model).
    • Gentler treatment of fabrics, which tends to reduce shrinkage and wear.
    • Longer cycle times are common with heat‑pump technology, so expect drying to take a bit longer than on a high‑temperature vented cycle.
  • Many heat‑pump dryers feature sensor drying that stops the cycle when clothes reach dryness; whether this model includes sensors or timed programmes should be confirmed on the retail spec sheet.

Installation, footprint and placement considerations

  • Product data here doesn’t include dimensions or weight — these are essential to check before purchase. Measure the intended installation space and allow extra room for:
    • Door opening and access to the drum.
    • Ventilation clearance as specified by the manufacturer.
    • If you plan to stack the dryer on a washing machine, confirm compatibility and whether a stacking kit is required.
  • Heat‑pump dryers do not require an exterior vent; they are suitable for internal locations such as utility rooms or apartments. Confirm whether this model offers an internal water reservoir (tank) or a continuous drain option (plumbing) if you prefer direct drainage.

Maintenance and daily practicalities

  • Typical maintenance tasks for heat‑pump dryers are:
    • Emptying and rinsing the condensate tank regularly if the dryer is not plumbed to a drain.
    • Cleaning the lint filter after each load.
    • Periodically cleaning the heat‑exchanger or condenser area; many models have accessible panels for this, but check the manual or retailer details for this model.
  • Noise levels and programme variety (e.g. quick dry, eco or anti‑crease options) are not specified here — ask the retailer for the decibel rating and a programme list if these factors are important.

Things to know before buying

  • Confirm dimensions, weight and door swing to ensure it fits your available space and any stacking plan.
  • Check whether the model has a condensate tank or a drain hose option, and whether a drain pump is included if you want direct disposal to waste plumbing.
  • Look up the official energy rating and typical cycle durations for the programmes you will use; heat‑pump dryers are efficient but can have longer cycles.
  • If noise is a concern (open-plan homes, living-room installations), request the dB rating for spinning and drying cycles.
  • Verify the exact programme set, sensor features and any smart/connectivity options with the retailer or manufacturer documentation before purchase.

If the details above matter to your decision, ask the retailer for the full technical specification sheet and user manual for the Haier HD100-C367U1-UK to confirm dimensions, programme list, energy rating and drainage options.

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