Product comparison · 2 ovens

AEG Series 6000 OU5CP40M vs AEG OU5NU20M 45 L 2975 W Stainless steel

Key differences

Total oven(s) interior capacity
- Series 6000 OU5CP40M:61 L
- OU5NU20M 45 L 2975 W Stainless steel:45 L
Total oven power
- Series 6000 OU5CP40M:2750 W
- OU5NU20M 45 L 2975 W Stainless steel:2975 W
Oven net capacity
- Series 6000 OU5CP40M:61 L
- OU5NU20M 45 L 2975 W Stainless steel:45 L
Oven thermostat range
- Series 6000 OU5CP40M:50 - 300 °C
- OU5NU20M 45 L 2975 W Stainless steel:50 - 275 °C
Connected load
- Series 6000 OU5CP40M:4900 W
- OU5NU20M 45 L 2975 W Stainless steel:5300 W
Energy efficiency index (EEI)
- Series 6000 OU5CP40M:95.1
- OU5NU20M 45 L 2975 W Stainless steel:95.9
Energy consumption (forced convection)
- Series 6000 OU5CP40M:0.77 kWh
- OU5NU20M 45 L 2975 W Stainless steel:0.71 kWh
Height
- Series 6000 OU5CP40M:888 mm
- OU5NU20M 45 L 2975 W Stainless steel:715 mm

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Comparison of OU5CP40M, OU5NU20M
69 specifications	A AEG Series 6000 OU5CP40M Model OU5CP40M View product	B AEG OU5NU20M 45 L 2975 W Stainless steel Model OU5NU20M View product
Oven4 differ
Total oven(s) interior capacityDiffers	61 L	45 L
Total oven powerDiffers	2750 W	2975 W
Oven net capacityDiffers	61 L	45 L
Oven thermostat rangeDiffers	50 - 300 °C	50 - 275 °C
Grill typeKnown for one	Dual circuit grill	Unknown — not stated by the source
Cleaning typeKnown for one	Catalytic	Unknown — not stated by the source
Ergonomicsidentical
Child lockKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Power3 differ
Connected loadDiffers	4900 W	5300 W
Energy efficiency index (EEI)Differs	95.1	95.9
Energy consumption (conventional)Known for one	0.92 kWh	Unknown — not stated by the source
Energy consumption (forced convection)Differs	0.77 kWh	0.71 kWh
Weight & dimensions4 differ
HeightDiffers	888 mm	715 mm
WeightDiffers	49.5 kg	43.1 kg
Installation compartment widthDiffers	56 cm	60 cm
Installation compartment heightDiffers	87.5 cm	72 cm
Packaging data1 differ
Package weightDiffers	51.3 kg	47 kg

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