Product comparison · 2 hobs

Electrolux GK58TSO Black Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s) vs Electrolux GK69TSHO Black Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s)

Key differences

Connected load (electric)
- GK58TSO Black Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):6500 W
- GK69TSHO Black Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):6800 W
AC input voltage
- GK58TSO Black Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):400 V
- GK69TSHO Black Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):220-240 V
Width
- GK58TSO Black Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):586 mm
- GK69TSHO Black Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):704 mm
Depth
- GK58TSO Black Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):516 mm
- GK69TSHO Black Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):514 mm
Weight
- GK58TSO Black Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):7.7 kg
- GK69TSHO Black Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):9.36 kg
Cord length
- GK58TSO Black Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):1.6 m
- GK69TSHO Black Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s):1.5 m

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Comparison of GK58TSO, GK69TSHO
24 specifications	A Electrolux GK58TSO Black Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s) Model GK58TSO View product	B Electrolux GK69TSHO Black Built-in Ceramic hob 4 zone(s) Model GK69TSHO View product
Designidentical
Product colour	Black	Black
Appliance placement	Built-in	Built-in
Hob type	Ceramic hob	Ceramic hob
Top surface type	Glass-ceramic	Glass-ceramic
Number of cooking zones	4 zone(s)	4 zone(s)
Number of gas cooking zones	0 zone(s)	0 zone(s)
Number of electric cooking zones	4 zone(s)	4 zone(s)
Frame type	Frameless	Frameless
Performanceidentical
Number of power levels	14	14
Ergonomicsidentical
Control type	Touch	Touch
Built-in display	Yes	Yes
Timer	Yes	Yes
Residual heat indicator	Yes	Yes
Auto power off	Yes	Yes
Child lock	Yes	Yes
Power2 differ
Connected load (electric)Differs	6500 W	6800 W
Connected load (gas)	0 W	0 W
AC input voltageDiffers	400 V	220-240 V
CurrentKnown for one	16 A	Unknown — not stated by the source
Weight & dimensions4 differ
WidthDiffers	586 mm	704 mm
DepthDiffers	516 mm	514 mm
Height	42 mm	42 mm
WeightDiffers	7.7 kg	9.36 kg
Cord lengthDiffers	1.6 m	1.5 m

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