Vatti Dishwasher DWBB7

Dimensions and installation

The figures off the DWBB7 drawing, in full. Whether it fits is the question that ends a shortlist, so it is answered here rather than four megabytes into a PDF.

Dimensions (PDF)

Detail

17 place settings

A full 60cm machine: seventeen sets, which is a family dinner and the pots it came out of, in one load rather than two.

Three spray levels, counter-rotating

Arms on three levels turning against each other, so the water reaches the back of a stockpot on the bottom rack and the inside of a glass on the top one in the same cycle.

BLDC inverter motor

V-wash technology: variable speed rather than one fixed pump rate, so pressure is turned up for a dirty load and down for a light one instead of running flat out every time.

Triple disinfection

A 75°C high-temperature wash, a UV light steriliser and the drying heat, which VATTI measures together at better than 99.99% of bacteria removed.

It keeps working after the cycle

An automatic ventilation system refreshes the air inside and runs the UV steriliser, so tableware can be left in the machine for up to seven days and still come out fresh. 99.99% bacteria removal.

Hybrid condensation drying

The labels on the cutaway are the parts: a condensing fan, a mixed condensation duct, a dehumidifier and a filtered air inlet. Together they take the steam out rather than leaving it to settle on the dishes.

110°C independent drying

A 108mm PTC infrared ceramic heater with a high-speed fan behind it, which VATTI rates above a separate steriliser box. Hot air at 110°C, and UVC with it.

Two pumps, no standing water

A main pump, a net discharge pump and a large-flow centrifugal pump between them clear both the water and the food waste, which is what actually makes a load dry rather than damp.

Zero residual detergent

Nothing left of the wash water or the detergent at the end of the cycle, which matters on a machine that is also asked to store clean dishes for a week.

It looks at the load first

An infrared detector reads how dirty the dishes are and picks the wash mode to match, so a light load is not given a heavy cycle. Utility model patent ZL2018212529 65.X.

Seven core programmes, and twelve more

Seven core programmes, five additional ones and eight auto menus, which covers everything from a rinse to a pot cycle without reading the manual each time.

Three stages of filtration

A PP plastic net, a 304 stainless steel flow net and a 304 stainless flat filter, each of which lifts out to be rinsed under a tap.

Level 1 water efficiency

Ranked first for energy efficiency on its market, and it will run a half load, top or bottom, rather than making you wait to fill it.

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  Black crystal glass

  Oil marks wipe straight off the front.

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  All-steel liner

  Quick-drying, easy to clean, and antibacterial above 91%.

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  Self-cleaning

  The machine washes its own cavity, so nobody has to reach into it.

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  108mm PTC heater

  The element behind the drying stage, with a high-speed fan on it.

Questions about the DWBB7

What size cabinet opening does the DWBB7 need?

The machine is 598 mm wide, 775 mm tall and 570 mm deep, and VATTI specifies an embedded opening of 600 x 780 x 580 mm. It is a standard 60cm built-in slot, so it drops into the space a full-size dishwasher already occupies.

How many dishes does 17 place settings actually hold?

A full family dinner and the pots it was cooked in, in one load. It is the largest capacity class sold in a 60cm cabinet, and it is what makes the half-load option useful: a smaller wash on the top or bottom rack alone, rather than waiting a day to fill it.

Does the DWBB7 dry properly, or come out damp?

It dries with heat rather than with what is left in the cavity: a 108 mm PTC infrared ceramic heater and a high-speed fan take the air to 110°C, and a hybrid condensation system pulls the steam out. Two drain pumps clear the water and the food waste so nothing is left standing under the baskets.

Can dishes be left in it?

Up to seven days. An automatic ventilation system refreshes the air inside and runs the UV steriliser while the door is shut, which VATTI measures at 99.99% bacteria removal. That is the "store" in wash, dry, sterilise, store.

How is the DWBB7 itself cleaned?

It runs a self-cleaning cycle on its own cavity, and the filter stack lifts out in three parts for a rinse: a PP plastic net, a 304 stainless flow net and a 304 stainless flat filter. The liner is all steel, quick-drying, and rated antibacterial above 91%.

How much water and power does it use?

1,900 W, on 220 to 240 V, at water efficiency Level 1, which is the top band. The inlet is rated for mains pressure between 0.04 and 1.0 MPa, so it will run on the pressure a Malaysian apartment riser gives.

What warranty does the DWBB7 carry?

The VATTI warranty agreement does not name dishwashers in its two-year appliance clause, so the term is the one your dealer states at purchase. Register the machine at VATTI eWarranty when you buy it, and keep the invoice: a claim needs both.

How much is the DWBB7 and where can I buy it?

VATTI Malaysia does not sell online. Find your nearest authorised dealer in the dealer directory, or send us your kitchen layout and we will point you at the one that stocks it.