Match the full model code, GTIN and market. Near-matches remain separate.
IDENTITY GATEAPPLIANCEBENCH / UK DATA DESK
Find the facts.Then the price.
Ask practical questions across verified dimensions, energy, capacity and noise—then compare current prices for the exact model.
Body size and clearance are kept separate.
Change the electricity rate for your home.
Suffixes and regional variants stay visible.
Certification and safety sources are dated.
Question the data.
See the working.
Ask in plain English. ApplianceBench turns your question into visible filters and calculations across the current evidence-ready records.
Transparent query, not a guessing chatbot. Missing evidence stays missing.
Start with a suggested question or describe the physical, running-cost or noise constraint you need to solve.
From a messy listing
to a useful decision.
ApplianceBench separates identity, evidence, calculation and price so you can see exactly what supports each answer.
Keep dimensions, certification, safety and source dates with the record they describe.
SOURCE LAYERTurn certified energy into a cost using the tariff and assumptions you can inspect.
CALCULATIONOrder exact-product retailer offers cheapest first, independent of commission.
PRICE SIGNALSpecialist decisions. One evidence standard.
Focused UK sites start with the constraints that matter for their category, while ApplianceBench keeps identity, safety, cost and affiliate rules consistent.
What do you need to get right?
ApplianceBench keeps physical fit, household capacity and ownership cost visible before price.
A better shortlist starts with facts.
LORD C16 3.GN
Siemens GS36NVICGG
AEG NSC9M181CS
These are real certification records in the Atlas evidence layer. Running-cost estimates use the editable £0.27/kWh example rate for United Kingdom.
Energy labels measure. We translate.
A label’s annual kWh only becomes useful when it reflects the price you pay for electricity. Change the inputs—your calculation stays transparent.
See the calculation method£230.85 over 5 years at the rate you entered.
One model name can mean different things in different markets.
ApplianceBench keeps certification regimes, currencies, retailer availability and regional model variants attached to the country they describe. The current interface supports the UK, US, Canada, Australia, Germany, France and the Netherlands.
The questions smart buyers keep asking.
01What can I ask the ApplianceBench data?Using the data+
You can ask practical questions about fit, capacity, noise, certified energy use, estimated running cost, installation type and current retailer coverage. The tool answers from the comparison records on the page and shows the records behind its answer.
02Is Ask the data an AI chatbot?Using the data+
No. It is a transparent evidence query tool. It recognises common buying questions, applies visible filters and calculations to the available records, and returns the matching products. It does not invent specifications or fill gaps with guesses.
03Why does the answer sometimes say there is not enough data?Using the data+
A useful comparison needs the same field for every product being compared. When a dimension, price or certification value is missing, ApplianceBench keeps the gap visible rather than assuming a value.
04Can I ask which product is best?Using the data+
Ask a more specific version of best, such as quietest, lowest certified energy use, largest capacity or narrowest body. ApplianceBench avoids a single universal score because the right choice depends on your space, household and priorities.
05How do I compare two exact models?Using the data+
Use the Compare page or include both model numbers in a search. Compare body dimensions, capacity, annual energy, noise and current prices side by side. Always keep the full suffix because regional variants can differ.
06Why is the complete model number so important?Products+
A shared product name can cover several capacities, colours, markets or revisions. The complete model code and, where available, the GTIN barcode help attach prices and evidence to the exact item.
07What is a GTIN?Products+
A GTIN is the number normally represented by a retail barcode. It is one of the strongest signals for joining a retailer listing to the correct product record, although model codes and market information are still checked.
08Why is a product missing?Products+
It may not yet have enough identity or category evidence to pass the quality gate. Missing products remain missing until they can be matched safely; a visually similar or near-name product is not substituted.
09What does verified identity mean?Products+
It means the displayed model has a traceable identity in a named source, such as a certification database. It does not mean ApplianceBench has physically tested the appliance or guarantees every retailer listing.
10Are body dimensions the same as installation dimensions?Products+
No. Body width, height and depth do not include every ventilation gap, hinge movement, handle projection, hose or door-clearance requirement. Use ApplianceBench to shortlist, then confirm the manufacturer installation drawing.
11How should I compare an integrated appliance?Products+
Check the niche dimensions, hinge system, ventilation path, door furniture and installer instructions as well as the appliance body size. Two integrated models with similar bodies may require different cabinets.
12How meaningful is a one-decibel difference?Products+
A very small certified difference may not be noticeable in a real room. Treat noise class, absolute decibels, room position and programme behaviour together rather than ranking solely on a one-decibel gap.