Product comparison · 2 hobs

CDA HVC60SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s) vs CDA HVC90SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 5 zone(s)

Key differences

Number of cooking zones
- HVC60SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):4 zone(s)
- HVC90SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 5 zone(s):5 zone(s)
Regular cooking zone
- HVC60SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):1200 W
- HVC90SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 5 zone(s):1800 W
Extra large high-speed cooking zone
- HVC60SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):2300 W
- HVC90SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 5 zone(s):800 W
Power
- HVC60SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):6900 W
- HVC90SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 5 zone(s):8600 W
Width
- HVC60SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):590 mm
- HVC90SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 5 zone(s):900 mm

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Comparison of HVC60SS, HVC90SS
18 specifications	A CDA HVC60SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s) Model HVC60SS View product	B CDA HVC90SS hob Stainless steel Built-in Ceramic hob 5 zone(s) Model HVC90SS View product
Design1 differ
Product colour	Stainless steel	Stainless steel
Appliance placement	Built-in	Built-in
Hob type	Ceramic hob	Ceramic hob
Top surface type	Ceramic	Ceramic
Number of cooking zonesDiffers	4 zone(s)	5 zone(s)
Performance2 differ
Simmer cooking zoneKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1200 W
Regular cooking zoneDiffers	1200 W	1800 W
Large cooking zone	750 W	750 W
Extra large high-speed cooking zoneDiffers	2300 W	800 W
Number of power levels	12	12
Ergonomicsidentical
Flame failure device	Yes	Yes
Residual heat indicatorKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Easy to clean	Yes	Yes
Control typeKnown for one	Rotary	Unknown — not stated by the source
Power1 differ
PowerDiffers	6900 W	8600 W
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WidthDiffers	590 mm	900 mm
Depth	510 mm	510 mm
Height	50 mm	50 mm

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