Viking - 30 in. Wide 6 Element 3-Series Induction Cooktop - Black ceramic glass
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30-inch wide 3-Series Induction Cooktop-6 Elements-Black Glass
- Color FinishBlackProduct Height2 1/4 inchesProduct Width30 inchesProduct Depth21 inchesCooktop Surface TypeSmoothtopNumber of Elements6App CompatibleNo
Power Boost
Boosts the element to 2500 or 3000 watts
Bridge function
Bridge function between front and rear elements allows use of the two cooking zones simultaneously
Capacitive Touch Control
Slider control with twelve cooking levels
Sensor turns element off
If no cookware is detected, sensor turns element off.
Keep warm function
Maintains a steady 158 degree temperature to keep foods warm without overflowing or burning the pan.
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