Radiant burners
30-inch Electric Cooktop
Glass ceramic cooktop with multiple cooking zones
30-inch Electric Cooktop
Enjoy a new kind of control and convenience with radiant burners fast enough to meet a professional chef s demands. So you ll be ready whether you re heating up mac-n-cheese for the kids, or preparing to thrill your dinner guests with a tableside flambé.
Glass, ceramic and heat come together in perfect harmony. For the multitasking cook, it comes with easily adjustable temperature controls and a multiple cooking zones feature. For the meticulous chef, it offers superior even heating with an expandable smooth cooktop bridge to create one cooking surface. And WiFi capability puts you in control from virtually anywhere.
5 hot surface indicators. The indicator light below the HOT will illuminate when the cooking area is hot. It will remain on, even after the control is turned off, until the area has cooled.
- 30-inch Electric Cooktop
- Glass ceramic cooktop
- Hot surface indicators
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| WiFi enabled with SmartThinQ® app for iPhone/Android |
Yes |
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| External Width |
30 7/8 |
| External Depth |
21 3/4 |
| External Height |
4 |
| Cutout Width |
29 3/8 |
| Cutout Depth |
20 1/4 |
| Cutout Height |
5 3/4 |
| Net Weight |
34.1 lbs |
| Shipping Weight |
53.57 lbs |
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| Limited Warranty, Parts & Labor |
2 Year |
| Additional 1 Year with online product registration and owner opt-in for WiFi |
1 Year |
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Type:
Cooktop
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Fuel:
Electric
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Width:
30.68"
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Height:
4"
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Depth:
22.5"
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Nominal Width:
30"
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Energy Star Rated:
No
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Downdraft Ventilation:
No
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Hood Recommended:
Yes
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Induction:
No
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Type:
Smoothtop
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WiFi Connected:
No
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