Product comparison · 2 ovens

Electrolux EOD5460AAW oven vs Electrolux EOD5720AAX oven

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  • 31specifications compared
  • 7differ
  • 24identical
  • 1known for one product only

Key differences

The Electrolux EOD5460AAW oven has 3 L more total oven(s) interior capacity than the Electrolux EOD5720AAX oven (104 L vs 101 L). The Electrolux EOD5460AAW oven has 3 L more oven 2 net capacity than the Electrolux EOD5720AAX oven (42 L vs 39 L). The Electrolux EOD5720AAX oven has 1 more glass door panels than the Electrolux EOD5460AAW oven (3 vs 2). Product colour: Black, White on the Electrolux EOD5460AAW oven, Black, Stainless steel on the Electrolux EOD5720AAX oven. Control type: Rotary on the Electrolux EOD5460AAW oven, Touch on the Electrolux EOD5720AAX oven.

  • Total oven(s) interior capacity
    • EOD5460AAW oven:104 L
    • EOD5720AAX oven:101 L
  • Oven 2 net capacity
    • EOD5460AAW oven:42 L
    • EOD5720AAX oven:39 L
  • Product colour
    • EOD5460AAW oven:Black, White
    • EOD5720AAX oven:Black, Stainless steel
  • Control type
    • EOD5460AAW oven:Rotary
    • EOD5720AAX oven:Touch
  • Display type
    • EOD5460AAW oven:LED
    • EOD5720AAX oven:LCD
  • Number of glass door panels
    • EOD5460AAW oven:2
    • EOD5720AAX oven:3
  • Energy consumption (conventional)
    • EOD5460AAW oven:0.78 kWh
    • EOD5720AAX oven:0.94 kWh

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Comparison of EOD5460AAW, EOD5720AAX
32 specifications
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Electrolux

EOD5460AAW oven

Model EOD5460AAW

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Electrolux

EOD5720AAX oven

Model EOD5720AAX

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Oven1 differ
Total oven(s) interior capacityDiffers104 L101 L
Oven 21 differ
Oven 2 net capacityDiffers42 L39 L
Design4 differ
Product colourDiffersBlack, WhiteBlack, Stainless steel
Control typeDiffersRotaryTouch
Display typeDiffersLEDLCD
Number of glass door panelsDiffers23
Ergonomicsidentical
Child lockKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceYes
Power1 differ
Energy consumption (conventional)Differs0.78 kWh0.94 kWh

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