JennAir Induction Downdraft Cooktop

The cooktop features an integrated ventilation system built directly into the surface. It pulls steam, smoke, and odors downward and away from your cooking area before they can spread, making it an ideal solution for kitchen islands or peninsulas where an overhead hood isn't feasible.

Yes, the Flex-Choice XL zones allow you to bridge two cooking areas together. This creates a larger, unified surface, which is perfect for accommodating long griddles or oversized roasting pans.

The system is designed for quiet operation, running at approximately 42 dBA. While you will hear the airflow, it is engineered to be unobtrusive, allowing you to carry on a conversation while cooking.

Induction technology requires magnetic cookware. If a magnet sticks firmly to the bottom of your pot or pan, it will work on this cooktop; otherwise, you will need to upgrade your cookware set.

Yes, this unit requires a 240-volt electrical connection. Ensure your kitchen is wired to support this voltage before installation, as it is standard for high-performance induction cooktops.

Yes, it is designed with true flush installation capability. This creates a seamless, minimalist look where the glass surface sits perfectly level with your countertop material.