24 inch dishwasher: every certified model by depth and capacity
The ENERGY STAR list holds 499 certified 24 inch dishwashers from 69 brands. Enter your cabinet depth: the tool keeps the ones that fit.
Example for 24 inch models and a cabinet 24 in deep — change any figure to see your own result
Certified 24 inch dishwashers that fit
330
of 499 certified 24 inch dishwashers
| Typical place settings (sets of dishes) | 15 |
| Typical energy use | 239 kWh a year |
| Typical running cost at the U.S. average price | $43 a year |
| Typical water per cycle | 3.2 gallons |
| Left out: deeper or wider than your space | 169 |
kWh (kilowatt-hour) is the unit on your power bill. The list gives no height: standard built-in units are made for the opening under a 36 inch counter. Check the model’s sheet.
| Model | Width × depth | Settings | kWh a year | Cost a year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asko DBI786* | 24.00 × 21.80 in | 18 | 230 | $42 |
| Asko DFI786* | 24.00 × 21.80 in | 18 | 230 | $42 |
| Asko DBI776* | 24.00 × 21.80 in | 17 | 220 | $40 |
| Asko DFI776* | 24.00 × 21.80 in | 17 | 220 | $40 |
| Beko BDDDT48340**** | 23.50 × 22.40 in | 17 | 225 | $41 |
Compiled by Radif Partners · How the figures are built
The 24 inch dishwasher is the most common size, and it dominates the ENERGY STAR list of November 12, 2026: 499 certified models from 69 brands are wider than 22.5 and up to 24.5 inches. Their real width is a median 23.80 in, a little under the nominal size so they slide into a 24 inch opening. Depth decides the fit with the cabinets: the median model is 23.70 in deep, from 21.60 in to 27.80 in, and 244 models are 23 inches deep or less. Capacity is a median 15 place settings; 143 models hold 16 or more. Water use is low: a median 3.2 gallons per cycle. Energy is a median 240 kWh a year, from 114 to 240, which costs $44 at the U.S. average home price of August 2026 and $71 in California. The list gives no height: built-in models adjust to the space under a counter with their feet, within a range printed on each model sheet.
24 inch dishwasher depth, counted
With so many models in one width, depth is the useful filter. The table counts the certified 24 inch models at each depth limit, so you can see how many remain if your cabinets are shallow or your counter is deep.
| Depth limit | Models that fit | Typical place settings | Typical kWh a year |
|---|---|---|---|
| 22 in | 95 | 16 | 230 |
| 23 in | 244 | 15 | 234 |
| 23.50 in | 245 | 15 | 234 |
| 24 in | 330 | 15 | 239 |
| 24.50 in | 393 | 15 | 240 |
| 25 in | 482 | 15 | 240 |
Brands on the list
The brands with the most certified 24 inch models are Miele (48), LG (37), GE (26), Samsung (21), KOSTCH (20), Frigidaire (18). A count of certified models says how much choice a brand offers in this size, not which one is better; many entries are variants of the same machine in different colors or panels. The tool lists the models with the most place settings among those that fit.
If the space is only 18 inches wide: 18 inch models for your depth
Example for 18 inch models and a cabinet 24 in deep — change any figure to see your own result
Certified 18 inch dishwashers that fit
73
of 77 certified 18 inch dishwashers
| Typical place settings (sets of dishes) | 8 |
| Typical energy use | 234 kWh a year |
| Typical running cost at the U.S. average price | $42 a year |
| Typical water per cycle | 3.1 gallons |
Height and the counter
The list has no height for dishwashers. A standard built-in model fits under a standard counter with its feet adjusted; the model sheet gives the minimum and maximum. In a kitchen with a thick stone counter, a raised floor or a counter lower than usual, measure the opening and check that range.
Water, energy and cost
Certified 24 inch models use a median 3.2 gallons of water a cycle. Energy covers the heating of the water inside the machine and the drying. At the prices of August 2026, the median model's 240 kWh a year cost $59 in New Jersey and $32 in Idaho. For a narrow kitchen, see the 18 inch dishwasher; for all sizes, the dishwasher dimensions page.
Compare models that fit your depth by place settings first, then by the kWh column: the gaps in energy between certified 24 inch models are small.