Candy60cm Vitroceramic Hob with Touch Control (Model: CH64CCB)
R2,899
About
The Candy Group is among the European leaders in the field of major domestic appliances. Candy: a successful story, from the first washing machine to the appliances connected via Wi-Fi.
Candy produced the first Italian washing machine in 1945 and in the late 1950s invented the modern front-loading washing machine. This became synonymous of washing in Italy.
Candy is now an international brand and offers a full range of large free-standing and built-in appliances incorporating the most advanced technologies, functional and made in Italy design and excellent performance. Over the years, Candy’s mission has not changed, Always meeting the needs of consumers with innovative but easy to use and affordable products.
A brand-new range with a completely refreshed design, new flexible zones, new user interfaces in which special zones are highlighted by different colours. Finally, they are provided with power management, a function that allows you to automatic limit the power of the hob and avoids overloading.
Product Features
- Sleek black design
- Touch control
- Quality Italian craftsmanship
- Warranty: 3-years
Product Specifications
- Zones with different dimension in order to cook with pan of different sizes with agility
- Basic surface material: Vitroceramic
- Main colour: Black
- Type of control setting devices: Touch control
- Grids type: Without
- Type of cooker top: Induction
- Timer: No
- Gross weight (kg): 8.3
- Net weight (kg): 7.4
- Height of the product (mm): 520
- Width of the product (mm): 590
- Dimensions of the product (mm): 50x590x520
- Required niche size for installation: 560X490
- Power of 1st heating element (W): 1200
- Power of 2nd heating element (W): 2300
- Power of 3rd heating element (W): 1800
- Power of 4th heating element (W): 1200
- Type of 1st heating element: Radiant/High Light
- Type of 2nd heating element: Radiant/High Light
- Type of 3rd heating element: Radiant/High Light
- Type of 4th heating element: Radiant/High Light
- Voltage: 220-240
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