Product comparison · 2 ovens

Electrolux EOB92200BX 70 L Stainless steel vs Electrolux EOB93450AX oven

Key differences

Total oven(s) interior capacity
- EOB92200BX 70 L Stainless steel:70 L
- EOB93450AX oven:74 L
Oven net capacity
- EOB92200BX 70 L Stainless steel:70 L
- EOB93450AX oven:74 L
Control type
- EOB92200BX 70 L Stainless steel:Rotary
- EOB93450AX oven:Buttons, Rotary
Built-in display
- EOB92200BX 70 L Stainless steel:No
- EOB93450AX oven:Yes
Energy efficiency index (EEI)
- EOB92200BX 70 L Stainless steel:104.8
- EOB93450AX oven:100
Energy consumption (conventional)
- EOB92200BX 70 L Stainless steel:0.89 kWh
- EOB93450AX oven:0.93 kWh
Energy consumption (forced convection)
- EOB92200BX 70 L Stainless steel:0.88 kWh
- EOB93450AX oven:0.85 kWh

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Comparison of EOB92200BX, EOB93450AX
35 specifications	A Electrolux EOB92200BX 70 L Stainless steel Model EOB92200BX View product	B Electrolux EOB93450AX oven Model EOB93450AX View product
Oven2 differ
Total oven(s) interior capacityDiffers	70 L	74 L
Oven net capacityDiffers	70 L	74 L
Convection cookingKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Self-cleaningKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Cleaning typeKnown for one	Pyrolytic	Unknown — not stated by the source
Total oven powerKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	2780 W
Number of shelvesKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1 shelves
Number of shelf positionsKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	3
Design2 differ
Control typeDiffers	Rotary	Buttons, Rotary
Control positionKnown for one	Top front	Unknown — not stated by the source
Built-in displayDiffers	No	Yes
Number of gridsKnown for one	1	Unknown — not stated by the source
Ergonomicsidentical
Auto-off timer cooks food safelyKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Power3 differ
Energy efficiency index (EEI)Differs	104.8	100
Energy consumption (conventional)Differs	0.89 kWh	0.93 kWh
Energy consumption (forced convection)Differs	0.88 kWh	0.85 kWh

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