Product comparison · 2 hobs

Electrolux PP640UV hob Beige, Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s) vs Electrolux PVN750UOV hob Black Built-in Gas 5 zone(s)

Key differences

Product colour
- PP640UV hob Beige, Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s):Beige, Black
- PVN750UOV hob Black Built-in Gas 5 zone(s):Black
Top surface type
- PP640UV hob Beige, Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s):Enamelled
- PVN750UOV hob Black Built-in Gas 5 zone(s):Glass
Number of cooking zones
- PP640UV hob Beige, Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s):4 zone(s)
- PVN750UOV hob Black Built-in Gas 5 zone(s):5 zone(s)
Number of gas cooking zones
- PP640UV hob Beige, Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s):4 zone(s)
- PVN750UOV hob Black Built-in Gas 5 zone(s):5 zone(s)
Width
- PP640UV hob Beige, Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s):594 mm
- PVN750UOV hob Black Built-in Gas 5 zone(s):740 mm
Height
- PP640UV hob Beige, Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s):30 mm
- PVN750UOV hob Black Built-in Gas 5 zone(s):45 mm
Installation compartment dimensions (WxDxH)
- PP640UV hob Beige, Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s):560 x 490 x 30 mm
- PVN750UOV hob Black Built-in Gas 5 zone(s):560 x 480 x 45 mm

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Comparison of PP640UV, PVN750UOV
15 specifications	A Electrolux PP640UV hob Beige, Black Built-in Gas 4 zone(s) Model PP640UV View product	B Electrolux PVN750UOV hob Black Built-in Gas 5 zone(s) Model PVN750UOV View product
Design4 differ
Product colourDiffers	Beige, Black	Black
Appliance placement	Built-in	Built-in
Hob type	Gas	Gas
Top surface typeDiffers	Enamelled	Glass
Number of cooking zonesDiffers	4 zone(s)	5 zone(s)
Number of gas cooking zonesDiffers	4 zone(s)	5 zone(s)
Ergonomicsidentical
Control type	Rotary	Rotary
Control position	Top front	Top front
Electronic ignitionKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Flame failure device	Yes	Yes
Weight & dimensions3 differ
WidthDiffers	594 mm	740 mm
Depth	510 mm	510 mm
HeightDiffers	30 mm	45 mm
Installation compartment dimensions (WxDxH)Differs	560 x 490 x 30 mm	560 x 480 x 45 mm
Other featuresidentical
Display	No	No

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