Viking Electric Cooktop

The QuickCook ribbon technology is designed to reach full power in just three seconds. This significantly reduces wait times for boiling water or searing, offering the responsiveness of gas with the convenience of an electric surface.

Yes, the cooktop is engineered to handle all six zones simultaneously. However, keep in mind that total power draw is limited by your home's electrical circuit, so you may notice slower performance if you are running multiple high-wattage elements at their maximum setting.

Because this is a radiant electric cooktop, you do not need induction-compatible magnetic cookware. You can use standard stainless steel, aluminum, ceramic, or glass cookware, provided the bottoms are flat to ensure proper heat transfer.

The surface is durable, but it should be cleaned with a non-abrasive cream cleaner specifically formulated for glass-ceramic cooktops. Avoid using steel wool or harsh scouring pads, and always wipe up spills immediately after the surface has cooled to prevent baked-on residue.

The knobs feature a push-to-turn mechanism, which requires a deliberate downward force before they can be rotated to an 'on' position. While this is an effective safety measure against accidental activation, it is still recommended to supervise children in the kitchen.

This is a drop-in unit measuring 45 inches wide and 21 inches deep. You will need a 240-volt electrical connection, and it is essential to verify that your countertop cutout dimensions match the manufacturer's specifications before installation.