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Browse home appliances for Australian kitchens, laundries and living spaces, including cooking appliances, refrigeration, cleaning equipment, heating, cooling and everyday benchtop essentials. Compare capacity, physical dimensions, power requirements, programs, noise... Read moreShow less
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Browse appliances for cooking, food storage, laundry, cleaning, heating, cooling and air care. Explore kitchen appliances, air fryers, fridges and freezers, washers, dryers and irons, vacuum cleaners, air conditioners, fans, heaters and humidifiers and aroma diffusers.
Compare the details that affect everyday use
Check the product dimensions, usable capacity, controls, power requirements, operating noise, cleaning needs and included accessories before choosing. Where an Energy Rating or Water Rating is supplied, compare it with products of a similar size and type. The individual product page should be used to confirm the exact specifications, features, warranty information and what is included.
Check fit and installation requirements
For large or installed appliances, measure the available space and the full delivery path, including doorways, hallways, stairs and lifts. Allow room for door openings, handles, hoses, plugs and ventilation clearances. Check whether plumbing, drainage, exhaust, fixed electrical work or installation by a suitably licensed tradesperson is required. Delivery availability and cost are calculated from the Australian postcode entered at checkout.
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Frequently asked questions about Appliances
What should I measure before ordering a large appliance?
Measure the product space, the narrowest point on the delivery path, doorways, hallways, lifts and stairs. Also check the appliance door swing, ventilation gap, plumbing position and power point location. Product dimensions and required installation clearances are not always the same, so use the manufacturer’s installation diagram where one is provided.
How should I compare Energy Rating Labels?
Compare models of a similar size and with similar features. The star rating shows relative efficiency, while the annual kilowatt hour figure estimates energy use under standard test conditions. A larger appliance can have the same star rating as a smaller one and still use more electricity overall.
Which household appliances commonly carry an Energy Rating Label in Australia?
Labels are used for regulated products such as clothes washers, clothes dryers, dishwashers, household fridges and freezers, televisions, computer monitors and certain air conditioners. Air conditioners use the Zoned Energy Rating Label, which shows performance for different Australian climate zones.
How can I estimate an appliance’s annual electricity cost?
Multiply the annual energy consumption shown in kilowatt hours by the electricity tariff on your bill. This gives an estimate rather than a guarantee because actual cost depends on usage, settings, household habits, local tariffs and whether the home uses solar.
What does a WELS water rating tell me?
For washing machines and dishwashers, the Water Rating Label shows water efficiency, litres used per wash, tested capacity and the program used for testing. Compare models with similar capacity and check the registered model details when water use is an important part of the decision.
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Does Australian climate affect appliance choice?
It can, particularly for heating, cooling, refrigeration and moisture control. Air conditioner performance varies by climate zone, while humid regions may place more emphasis on dehumidification and ventilation. Hot inland conditions, cool southern winters and coastal exposure can also affect placement and operating demands.
How do I know whether an appliance needs licensed installation?
Check the product listing and installation manual before purchase. Appliances connected to fixed electrical wiring, gas, plumbing, drainage or exhaust systems may require a suitably licensed tradesperson. Installation requirements vary by product and by state or territory.
Can a high power appliance be connected to a power board?
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Many high power heating and cooking appliances are intended to connect directly to a suitable wall outlet rather than an extension lead or overloaded power board. The outlet, circuit and appliance rating must be appropriate for the product.
What is the difference between appliance capacity and usable capacity?
A headline capacity may describe drum volume, gross storage, rated load or another test measure. Usable space can be affected by shelves, drawers, baskets, door storage and operating limits. Compare the measurement method as well as the number printed in the product title.
How important is appliance noise in an apartment or open plan home?
Noise can matter more where bedrooms, living areas and kitchens share walls or where an appliance runs overnight. Compare stated decibel information when available, but also consider vibration, floor level, installation quality and whether the product cycles on and off.
What should apartment buyers check before delivery?
Confirm lift dimensions, loading access, building delivery hours, stair turns, doorway widths and any strata requirements. For heavy appliances, also check whether the final position has a level floor, suitable services and enough room for doors, drawers and maintenance access.
Are smart appliance features worth paying extra for?
They are useful when they solve a real household problem, such as remote alerts, energy monitoring or cycle notifications. They are less valuable when the core appliance size, efficiency, controls or service access do not suit the home. Check app compatibility and whether key functions still work without an internet connection.
How should I compare appliance warranties in Australia?
Read what parts and labour are covered, the warranty period, exclusions and any servicing conditions. A written warranty sits alongside automatic consumer guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law and does not remove those rights.
Where can I check whether an appliance has been recalled?
Search the Australian Product Safety recalls database using the brand and model number. Keep purchase records and model details because they make it easier to identify an affected product and follow the supplier’s recall instructions.
What information should I keep after buying an appliance?
Keep the order confirmation, invoice, model and serial numbers, warranty terms, installation records and the user manual. For products requiring professional installation, retain the installer’s details and any compliance documentation supplied for the work.