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AEG TR959V6PBC noise level

The AEG TR959V6PBC has a declared sound level of 60 dBA during drying — quieter than 94% of the 504 dryers with published sound ratings that we track. In practical terms it is as loud as a typical conversation or background music — noticeable from the next room.
60 dBAEU energy-label declared
Class AEU noise class
Class AEU energy class
9 kgcapacity

The AEG TR959V6PBC is quieter than the category median of 64 dBA. It carries EU energy class A.

Full specifications

BrandAEG
Model numberTR959V6PBC
CategoryDryers
Sound level60 dBA during drying (EU energy-label declared)
EU noise classA (scale A–D)
EU energy classA
Capacity9 kg
Width60 cm

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Frequently asked questions

How many decibels is the AEG TR959V6PBC?

The AEG TR959V6PBC has a declared sound level of 60 dBA during drying (EU noise class A). That is as loud as a typical conversation or background music — noticeable from the next room.

Is the AEG TR959V6PBC quiet?

At 60 dBA, the AEG TR959V6PBC is quieter than 94% of the 504 dryers with published sound ratings that we track, and quieter than the category median of 64 dBA.

Data provenance: Sound levels (dBA) are taken from the EU EPREL energy-label registry, where airborne noise emission is a legally required, regulator-verified field on every dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer sold in the EU. We surface globally-sold brands and link each model to its official EU energy label. Model identifiers follow EU registrations; US model numbers for the same product can differ. Last fetched 2026-10-05. View the official EU energy label for this model. See our methodology for how this differs from our certified fan data.