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CDA HCC662F hob Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s) vs CDA HVC75SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s)

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  • 16specifications compared
  • 5differ
  • 11identical
  • 2known for one product only

Key differences

The CDA HCC662F hob Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s) has 1,050 W more large cooking zone than the CDA HVC75SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s) (1800 W vs 750 W). The CDA HVC75SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s) has 100 W more extra large high-speed cooking zone than the CDA HCC662F hob Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s) (800 W vs 700 W). The CDA HVC75SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s) has 500 W more power than the CDA HCC662F hob Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s) (6800 W vs 6300 W).

  • Large cooking zone
    • HCC662F hob Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):1800 W
    • HVC75SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):750 W
  • Extra large high-speed cooking zone
    • HCC662F hob Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):700 W
    • HVC75SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):800 W
  • Power
    • HCC662F hob Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):6300 W
    • HVC75SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):6800 W
  • Width
    • HCC662F hob Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):580 mm
    • HVC75SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):770 mm
  • Height
    • HCC662F hob Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):60 mm
    • HVC75SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):50 mm

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Comparison of HCC662F, HVC75SS
18 specifications
Designidentical
Product colourKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceStainless steel
Performance2 differ
Large cooking zoneDiffers1800 W750 W
Extra large high-speed cooking zoneDiffers700 W800 W
Ergonomicsidentical
Residual heat indicatorKnown for oneYesUnknown — not stated by the source
Power1 differ
PowerDiffers6300 W6800 W
Weight & dimensions2 differ
WidthDiffers580 mm770 mm
HeightDiffers60 mm50 mm

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