Product comparison · 2 hobs

AEG 69802G-M hob Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s) vs Candy PVD 642/1 X

Key differences

Hob type
- 69802G-M hob Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s):Gas
- PVD 642/1 X:Ceramic hob
Top surface type
- 69802G-M hob Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s):Glass
- PVD 642/1 X:Ceramic
Simmer cooking zone
- 69802G-M hob Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s):1000 W
- PVD 642/1 X:1200 W
Regular cooking zone
- 69802G-M hob Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s):2000 W
- PVD 642/1 X:1450 W
Large cooking zone
- 69802G-M hob Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s):3000 W
- PVD 642/1 X:1800 W
Control type
- 69802G-M hob Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s):Rotary
- PVD 642/1 X:Touch
AC input voltage
- 69802G-M hob Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s):230 - 240 V
- PVD 642/1 X:220 - 240 V
Width
- 69802G-M hob Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s):580 mm
- PVD 642/1 X:597 mm

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Comparison of 69802G-M, PVD 642/1 X
20 specifications	A AEG 69802G-M hob Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s) Model 69802G-M View product	B Candy PVD 642/1 X View product
Design2 differ
Product colour	Black	Black
Appliance placement	Built-in	Built-in
Hob typeDiffers	Gas	Ceramic hob
Top surface typeDiffers	Glass	Ceramic
Number of cooking zones	4 zone(s)	4 zone(s)
Performance3 differ
Simmer cooking zoneDiffers	1000 W	1200 W
Regular cooking zoneDiffers	2000 W	1450 W
Large cooking zoneDiffers	3000 W	1800 W
Ergonomics1 differ
Control typeDiffers	Rotary	Touch
Residual heat indicatorKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Easy to cleanKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Electronic ignitionKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Flame failure deviceKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Power1 differ
PowerKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	7000 W
AC input frequencyKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	50 Hz
AC input voltageDiffers	230 - 240 V	220 - 240 V
Weight & dimensions3 differ
WidthDiffers	580 mm	597 mm
DepthDiffers	510 mm	490 mm
HeightDiffers	40 mm	50 mm
WeightKnown for one	11.7 kg	Unknown — not stated by the source

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