Product comparison · 2 microwaves

AEG NMS5G20EB Black Grill microwave Built-in vs AEG PSM6000T38 Black Grill microwave Built-in

Key differences

Interior capacity
- NMS5G20EB Black Grill microwave Built-in:20 L
- PSM6000T38 Black Grill microwave Built-in:26 L
Microwave power
- NMS5G20EB Black Grill microwave Built-in:800 W
- PSM6000T38 Black Grill microwave Built-in:900 W
Grill power
- NMS5G20EB Black Grill microwave Built-in:1000 W
- PSM6000T38 Black Grill microwave Built-in:800 W
Steam cooking
- NMS5G20EB Black Grill microwave Built-in:No
- PSM6000T38 Black Grill microwave Built-in:Yes
Width
- NMS5G20EB Black Grill microwave Built-in:594 mm
- PSM6000T38 Black Grill microwave Built-in:596 mm
Depth
- NMS5G20EB Black Grill microwave Built-in:318 mm
- PSM6000T38 Black Grill microwave Built-in:404 mm
Height
- NMS5G20EB Black Grill microwave Built-in:382 mm
- PSM6000T38 Black Grill microwave Built-in:388 mm
Interior dimensions (W x D x H)
- NMS5G20EB Black Grill microwave Built-in:308 x 298 x 208 mm
- PSM6000T38 Black Grill microwave Built-in:348 x 370 x 192 mm

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Comparison of NMS5G20EB, PSM6000T38
38 specifications	A AEG NMS5G20EB Black Grill microwave Built-in Model NMS5G20EB View product	B AEG PSM6000T38 Black Grill microwave Built-in Model PSM6000T38 View product
Features3 differ
Interior capacityDiffers	20 L	26 L
Microwave powerDiffers	800 W	900 W
Grill powerDiffers	1000 W	800 W
Cooking functions & programs1 differ
Steam cookingDiffers	No	Yes
Defrost programs quantityKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	4
Poweridentical
Connected loadKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1250 W
Weight & dimensions6 differ
WidthDiffers	594 mm	596 mm
DepthDiffers	318 mm	404 mm
HeightDiffers	382 mm	388 mm
Interior dimensions (W x D x H)Differs	308 x 298 x 208 mm	348 x 370 x 192 mm
Installation compartment widthDiffers	56 cm	56.2 cm
Installation compartment depthDiffers	46 cm	50 cm
Packaging contentidentical
Steam bowlKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes

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