Additional Features

• Slider touch controls setting
• Simmering function
• Melting/low-temperature cooking function
• Indication of the minimum pan diameter
• Protection against accidental start-up, automatic safety cut-out, and child safety lock
• Besides checking the product measurements, you should also:
• Walk the Delivery Path: Measure doorways, hallways, stairways, and areas where there may be a tight fit to ensure your appliance will fit.
• Check the Fuel Type: Check if your cooktop requires gas or electricity. Depending on the model, electric cooktops require a 30, 40, or 50-amp circuit.
• Measure the Cutout Space: Remove your existing cooktop and measure the cutout opening. Measure the cutout width from side to side, depth from front to back, and distance between the cutout and both the back wall and the front of the countertop.
• Additional Considerations: Keep in mind that your new cooktop will have a lip that will overlap the cutout by ½-1 inch. You should also subtract any space needed for gas lines, ventilation, or other manufacturer requirements beneath the cooktop. Your cooktop should also be 24 to 36 inches from any hood or cabinets above it.