Condenser tumble dryers with drain hose?

In my (admittedly fairly limited) experience all condensing dryers route the condensate out through the back panel and then back into the reservoir, with a removable link. All you have to do is to remove the link and attach a suitable hose.

Our Miele came with a suitable hose.

John Lewis JLTDC01 has a kit available. Not cheap, but one of the few with an A energy rating (it uses a heat pump).

And since it looks identical to some of the AEG ones, probably they do to...

Andy

I think AEG were the first use a heat pump in a dryer.

I think AEG were the first use a heat pump in a domestic dryer, but they have been in commercial dryers for a time now. Heat pump dryers save 50 to

Normal electric resistance heating condensing dryers use more energy to run. But as they dump heat into the room there is claw back in that they heat the room too, so reducing heating bills.

room. Few homes have these, and increasingly in the UK only the wealthy would have such space in a house.

I have to admit mild interest in this. We have a walk in room with a tumble dryer, washing machine, combi boiler, radiator and currently have a wall mounted airer. In winter in particular this room is quite warm and clothes dry quickly, but in spring / summer / autumn when the boiler is not on we do sometimes have to resort to tumble drying.

I'm not sure we classify as "wealthy"; its just a bog standard utility room that many houses have.

Matt