Product comparison · 2 hobs

Electrolux PQ 645 UX vs Electrolux PVN 955 UOV

19specifications compared
10differ
9identical
2known for one product only

Key differences

The Electrolux PVN 955 UOV has 285 mm more width than the Electrolux PQ 645 UX (880 mm vs 595 mm). The Electrolux PQ 645 UX has 3 mm more height than the Electrolux PVN 955 UOV (48 mm vs 45 mm). The Electrolux PVN 955 UOV has 27 cm more installation compartment width than the Electrolux PQ 645 UX (83 cm vs 56 cm). Product colour: Stainless steel on the Electrolux PQ 645 UX, Black on the Electrolux PVN 955 UOV. Top surface type: Stainless steel on the Electrolux PQ 645 UX, Glass on the Electrolux PVN 955 UOV.

Product colour
- PQ 645 UX:Stainless steel
- PVN 955 UOV:Black
Top surface type
- PQ 645 UX:Stainless steel
- PVN 955 UOV:Glass
Number of cooking zones
- PQ 645 UX:4 zone(s)
- PVN 955 UOV:5 zone(s)
Number of gas cooking zones
- PQ 645 UX:4 zone(s)
- PVN 955 UOV:5 zone(s)
Wok burner position
- PQ 645 UX:Middle
- PVN 955 UOV:Left
Pan support material
- PQ 645 UX:Enamelled steel
- PVN 955 UOV:Cast iron
Control position
- PQ 645 UX:Top front
- PVN 955 UOV:Top left
Width
- PQ 645 UX:595 mm
- PVN 955 UOV:880 mm

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Comparison of PQ 645 UX, PVN 955 UOV
21 specifications	A Electrolux PQ 645 UX View product	B Electrolux PVN 955 UOV View product
Design6 differ
Product colourDiffers	Stainless steel	Black
Top surface typeDiffers	Stainless steel	Glass
Number of cooking zonesDiffers	4 zone(s)	5 zone(s)
Number of gas cooking zonesDiffers	4 zone(s)	5 zone(s)
Wok burner positionDiffers	Middle	Left
Number of simultaneously used cooking zonesKnown for one	4	Unknown — not stated by the source
Pan support materialDiffers	Enamelled steel	Cast iron
Ergonomics1 differ
Control positionDiffers	Top front	Top left
Flame failure deviceKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Weight & dimensions3 differ
WidthDiffers	595 mm	880 mm
HeightDiffers	48 mm	45 mm
Installation compartment widthDiffers	56 cm	83 cm

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