Premier Induction Range

Yes, this unit is designed specifically for smaller footprints with a width of 24 inches. Be sure to measure your existing space carefully, including clearance for the door swing and the 26-inch depth.

Yes, induction cooking relies on magnetism. You will need cookware with a magnetic base, such as cast iron or magnetic stainless steel; if a magnet sticks to the bottom of your pot, it will work on this range.

The Booster function temporarily increases the power output to a specific cooking zone, allowing you to bring water to a boil significantly faster than standard settings. It is ideal for tasks like boiling pasta water or blanching vegetables.

The smooth, flat glass surface is very easy to wipe down with a damp cloth or a specialized ceramic cooktop cleaner. Because the surface itself doesn't get as hot as traditional electric coils, spills are less likely to bake on, making cleanup straightforward.

Yes, this model is ADA compliant, meaning it is designed with accessibility in mind. The touch controls and overall layout are positioned to be reachable and operable for users with varying physical abilities.

The oven offers 2.97 cubic feet of capacity. While compact, it is spacious enough for standard baking sheets and roasting pans, making it well-suited for daily meals or smaller gatherings.