Product comparison · 2 cookers

Hotpoint CP97SG1 /HA S vs Hotpoint CX65SP1 (X) I /HA S

Key differences

Number of cooking zones
- CP97SG1 /HA S:5 zone(s)
- CX65SP1 (X) I /HA S:4 zone(s)
Number of gas cooking zones
- CP97SG1 /HA S:5 zone(s)
- CX65SP1 (X) I /HA S:4 zone(s)
Total oven(s) interior capacity
- CP97SG1 /HA S:78 L
- CX65SP1 (X) I /HA S:57 L
Oven net capacity
- CP97SG1 /HA S:78 L
- CX65SP1 (X) I /HA S:57 L
Oven gross capacity
- CP97SG1 /HA S:78 L
- CX65SP1 (X) I /HA S:57 L
Oven thermostat range
- CP97SG1 /HA S:0 - 275 °C
- CX65SP1 (X) I /HA S:0 - 250 °C
Number of oven grids
- CP97SG1 /HA S:1
- CX65SP1 (X) I /HA S:2
Width
- CP97SG1 /HA S:900 mm
- CX65SP1 (X) I /HA S:600 mm

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Comparison of CP97SG1 /HA S, CX65SP1 (X) I /HA S
36 specifications	A Hotpoint CP97SG1 /HA S View product	B Hotpoint CX65SP1 (X) I /HA S View product
Hob2 differ
Number of cooking zonesDiffers	5 zone(s)	4 zone(s)
Number of gas cooking zonesDiffers	5 zone(s)	4 zone(s)
Oven5 differ
Oven power sourceKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Electric
Total oven(s) interior capacityDiffers	78 L	57 L
Oven net capacityDiffers	78 L	57 L
Oven gross capacityDiffers	78 L	57 L
Oven thermostat rangeDiffers	0 - 275 °C	0 - 250 °C
Number of oven gridsDiffers	1	2
Number of auto cooking programsKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	7
Convection cookingKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
RotisserieKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Poweridentical
Energy consumption (conventional)Known for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	0.91 kWh
Energy consumption (forced convection)Known for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	0.79 kWh
Energy efficiency class (legacy scale)Known for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	A
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WidthDiffers	900 mm	600 mm
Bread machineidentical
Bread & dough making programsKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Pizza dough
Other features1 differ
Effective tray surface areaDiffers	1450 cm²	1150 cm²

A dash means the value is not stated by the source. Unknown values are never counted for or against a product, and there is no overall score.