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Electrolux PS750RUV Sand Built-in vs Electrolux PX750UOV Stainless steel Built-in

Key differences

Product colour
- PS750RUV Sand Built-in:Sand
- PX750UOV Stainless steel Built-in:Stainless steel
Colour name
- PS750RUV Sand Built-in:Sabbia
- PX750UOV Stainless steel Built-in:Acciaio INOX
Top surface type
- PS750RUV Sand Built-in:Enamelled
- PX750UOV Stainless steel Built-in:Stainless steel
Weight
- PS750RUV Sand Built-in:11 kg
- PX750UOV Stainless steel Built-in:13 kg
Package volume
- PS750RUV Sand Built-in:95750 cm³
- PX750UOV Stainless steel Built-in:101380 cm³
Package height
- PS750RUV Sand Built-in:170 mm
- PX750UOV Stainless steel Built-in:180 mm
Package weight
- PS750RUV Sand Built-in:11.7 kg
- PX750UOV Stainless steel Built-in:14.5 kg

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Comparison of PS750RUV, PX750UOV
43 specifications	A Electrolux PS750RUV Sand Built-in Model PS750RUV View product	B Electrolux PX750UOV Stainless steel Built-in Model PX750UOV View product
Design3 differ
Product colourDiffers	Sand	Stainless steel
Colour nameDiffers	Sabbia	Acciaio INOX
Top surface typeDiffers	Enamelled	Stainless steel
Pan support materialKnown for one	Enamelled	Unknown — not stated by the source
Knobs colourKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Stainless steel
Performanceidentical
Simmer cooking zoneKnown for one	1000 W	Unknown — not stated by the source
Regular cooking zoneKnown for one	2000 W	Unknown — not stated by the source
Large cooking zoneKnown for one	3000 W	Unknown — not stated by the source
Extra large high-speed cooking zoneKnown for one	4000 W	Unknown — not stated by the source
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WeightDiffers	11 kg	13 kg
Installation compartment dimensions (WxDxH)Known for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	560 x 490 x 30 mm
Packaging data3 differ
Package volumeDiffers	95750 cm³	101380 cm³
Package heightDiffers	170 mm	180 mm
Package weightDiffers	11.7 kg	14.5 kg
Other featuresidentical
DisplayKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	No

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