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An induction hob above an oven.

Many induction cookers combine an induction hob with conventional oven cavities. Keep those two parts separate in the specification.

Induction Ovens
  1. 01 / Range width
  2. 02 / Oven cavities
  3. 03 / Electrical requirements

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Induction Ovens: the details to check

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Range width

Compare the number of cavities, their usable dimensions and the stated functions. Keep the exact model code beside those details; a range name may cover several configurations.

Oven cavities

Measure the delivery route and installation space as well as the cooker width. Use the manual to check shelf arrangements, supply and fitting requirements.

Electrical requirements

Keep the electrical requirements attached to the exact range-cooker model when discussing installation.

Induction Ovens buying notes

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Space and clearance checker

Check one dimension at a time using measurements you have verified. Enter the clearance from the exact product instructions; this calculator does not decide a safe installation allowance.

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