Product comparison · 2 cookers

Electrolux EKC60351 cooker Freestanding cooker Electric White vs Electrolux EKC60752X cooker Freestanding cooker Electric Stainless steel

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  • 17specifications compared
  • 6differ
  • 11identical
  • 1known for one product only

Key differences

  • Product colour
    • EKC60351 cooker Freestanding cooker Electric White:White
    • EKC60752X cooker Freestanding cooker Electric Stainless steel:Stainless steel
  • Control type
    • EKC60351 cooker Freestanding cooker Electric White:Rotary
    • EKC60752X cooker Freestanding cooker Electric Stainless steel:Buttons
  • Grill power
    • EKC60351 cooker Freestanding cooker Electric White:1650 W
    • EKC60752X cooker Freestanding cooker Electric Stainless steel:2900 W
  • AC input voltage
    • EKC60351 cooker Freestanding cooker Electric White:230 - 240 V
    • EKC60752X cooker Freestanding cooker Electric Stainless steel:230 V
  • Width
    • EKC60351 cooker Freestanding cooker Electric White:600 mm
    • EKC60752X cooker Freestanding cooker Electric Stainless steel:596 mm
  • Height
    • EKC60351 cooker Freestanding cooker Electric White:850 mm
    • EKC60752X cooker Freestanding cooker Electric Stainless steel:900 mm

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Comparison of EKC60351, EKC60752X
18 specifications
Design2 differ
Product typeFreestanding cookerFreestanding cooker
Product colourDiffersWhiteStainless steel
Control typeDiffersRotaryButtons
Hobidentical
Top surface typeCeramicCeramic
Electronic ignitionYesYes
Residual heat indicatorYesYes
Oven1 differ
Number of ovens11
Oven power sourceElectricElectric
Grill powerDiffers1650 W2900 W
Interior lightYesYes
Power1 differ
AC input voltageDiffers230 - 240 V230 V
Energy efficiency class (legacy scale)AA
Weight & dimensions2 differ
WidthDiffers600 mm596 mm
Depth600 mm600 mm
HeightDiffers850 mm900 mm
Other featuresidentical
Energy consumption0.79 kWh0.79 kWh
Bulb powerKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source65 W
Oven includedYesYes

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