Vended washers: how the three lines differ
The letter in the name tells you how dry the load comes out. L is Light Dry, E is Extra Dry, U is Ultra Dry, and that tracks the spin speed. A faster spin pulls more water out of the load, so the dryer works less, gas bills fall, and customers turn over faster.
ELD 130G
Light Dry Extraction
- Extraction
- 130 G
- Mount
- Hard mount
- Capacities
- 20, 25, 30, 45, 65 and 85 lb
The entry-level vended washer. Hard-mount, so it suits a standard slab without special foundation work.
- Super Balance
- Immediate door lock
- HACCP certified
EED 200G
Extra Dry Extraction
- Extraction
- 200 G
- Mount
- Hard mount
- Capacities
- 20, 25, 30, 45, 65 and 85 lb
More water out per cycle than the 130G, which shortens dry times and cuts gas use across the store.
- Automatic Savings
- Super Balance or Power Balance
- HACCP certified
EUD 450G
Ultra Dry Extraction
- Extraction
- 450 G
- Mount
- Soft mount
- Capacities
- 18, 25, 30, 45, 60 and 80 lb
The fastest turnaround in the range. Soft-mount absorbs the spin, so it can go on upper floors and in retrofits where a hard mount will not.
- Automatic Savings
- Power Balance
- Energy Star certified (18, 25 and 30 lb)
Every line runs the Compass Pro control: dual-language display, 11 standard and 15 custom wash programs, three languages, sanitizing rinse, heavy soil and extra rinse. Stainless front panels, efficient dosing, voice guidance, LaundryPay and LaundryPulse are available as options. Spec sheets for all three lines.