ZLINE Induction Range

Yes, this is a 24-inch freestanding range designed specifically for smaller kitchen footprints or apartments where space is at a premium. It fits standard cabinetry dimensions while offering the power of a larger appliance.

Yes, induction cooktops require magnetic cookware. If a magnet sticks to the bottom of your pot or pan, it will work on this range; otherwise, you will need to upgrade your cookware.

With a 2.8 cubic foot capacity, the oven is smaller than a standard 30-inch model but is engineered to be surprisingly spacious. It is perfectly capable of handling family-sized meals, though it may not accommodate oversized roasting pans.

No, this model does not feature convection cooking or a self-cleaning cycle. It focuses on providing precise, rapid induction heating and essential cooking functionality in a compact design.

The cooktop includes residual heat indicators that alert you if the surface is still hot after cooking. Because induction technology only heats the cookware rather than the surface itself, it is generally safer and cooler to the touch than traditional electric cooktops.

As a freestanding unit, installation is straightforward, but it does require a dedicated electrical connection. We recommend consulting a professional electrician to ensure your kitchen's power supply meets the specific requirements for this induction range.