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Hotpoint KIO 744 DD Z vs Hotpoint KRC 741 D Z

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  • 37specifications compared
  • 11differ
  • 26identical
  • 8known for one product only

Key differences

  • Hob type
    • KIO 744 DD Z:Zone induction hob
    • KRC 741 D Z:Ceramic hob
  • Cooking zone 1 type
    • KIO 744 DD Z:Regular
    • KRC 741 D Z:Large
  • Cooking zone 1 power
    • KIO 744 DD Z:1400 W
    • KRC 741 D Z:2200 W
  • Cooking zone 2 type
    • KIO 744 DD Z:Large
    • KRC 741 D Z:Regular
  • Cooking zone 2 position
    • KIO 744 DD Z:Left front
    • KRC 741 D Z:Right rear
  • Cooking zone 2 power
    • KIO 744 DD Z:2200 W
    • KRC 741 D Z:1400 W
  • Cooking zone 3 type
    • KIO 744 DD Z:Large
    • KRC 741 D Z:Regular
  • Cooking zone 3 position
    • KIO 744 DD Z:Right front
    • KRC 741 D Z:Left front

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Comparison of KIO 744 DD Z, KRC 741 D Z
45 specifications
Design11 differ
Hob typeDiffersZone induction hobCeramic hob
Cooking zone 1 typeDiffersRegularLarge
Cooking zone 1 boostKnown for one2000 WUnknown — not stated by the source
Cooking zone 1 powerDiffers1400 W2200 W
Cooking zone 2 typeDiffersLargeRegular
Cooking zone 2 positionDiffersLeft frontRight rear
Cooking zone 2 boostKnown for one3000 WUnknown — not stated by the source
Cooking zone 2 powerDiffers2200 W1400 W
Cooking zone 3 typeDiffersLargeRegular
Cooking zone 3 positionDiffersRight frontLeft front
Cooking zone 3 boostKnown for one3000 WUnknown — not stated by the source
Cooking zone 3 powerDiffers2200 W1200 W
Cooking zone 4 typeDiffersRegularLarge
Cooking zone 4 boostKnown for one2000 WUnknown — not stated by the source
Cooking zone 4 powerDiffers1400 W1800 W
Cooking zone 1 diameterKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source140/210 mm
Cooking zone 2 diameterKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source160 mm
Cooking zone 3 diameterKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source145 mm
Cooking zone 4 diameterKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source180 mm

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