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Hotpoint PC 640 T (WH)/HA vs Indesit IP 640 S AV R

Key differences

Product colour
- PC 640 T (WH)/HA:White
- IP 640 S AV R:Silver
Cooking zone 1 type
- PC 640 T (WH)/HA:Simmer
- IP 640 S AV R:Regular
Cooking zone 1 diameter
- PC 640 T (WH)/HA:55 mm
- IP 640 S AV R:75 mm
Cooking zone 1 position
- PC 640 T (WH)/HA:Middle rear
- IP 640 S AV R:Left front
Cooking zone 1 power
- PC 640 T (WH)/HA:1000 W
- IP 640 S AV R:1650 W
Cooking zone 2 position
- PC 640 T (WH)/HA:Middle front
- IP 640 S AV R:Left rear
Cooking zone 3 position
- PC 640 T (WH)/HA:Left
- IP 640 S AV R:Right rear
Cooking zone 3 power
- PC 640 T (WH)/HA:2600 W
- IP 640 S AV R:3000 W

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Comparison of PC 640 T (WH)/HA, IP 640 S AV R
47 specifications	A Hotpoint PC 640 T (WH)/HA View product	B Indesit IP 640 S AV R View product
Design12 differ
Product colourDiffers	White	Silver
Top surface typeKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Enamelled
Cooking zone 1 typeDiffers	Simmer	Regular
Cooking zone 1 diameterDiffers	55 mm	75 mm
Cooking zone 1 positionDiffers	Middle rear	Left front
Cooking zone 1 powerDiffers	1000 W	1650 W
Cooking zone 2 positionDiffers	Middle front	Left rear
Cooking zone 3 positionDiffers	Left	Right rear
Cooking zone 3 powerDiffers	2600 W	3000 W
Cooking zone 4 typeDiffers	Extra large	Simmer
Cooking zone 4 diameterDiffers	130 mm	55 mm
Cooking zone 4 positionDiffers	Right	Right front
Cooking zone 4 powerDiffers	3300 W	1000 W
Performanceidentical
Simmer cooking zoneKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1000 W
Regular cooking zoneKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1650 W
Large cooking zoneKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1650 W
Extra large high-speed cooking zoneKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	3000 W
Ergonomicsidentical
Flame failure deviceKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Weight & dimensions1 differ
Installation compartment heightDiffers	5.5 cm	3.3 cm
Poweridentical
Connected load (gas)Known for one	8850 W	Unknown — not stated by the source

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