“Specs state that ignition is electric. Is this line voltage (120), low voltage with transformer, or battery? And if line voltage or transformer, is there a battery backup so that cooktop can be operated in the case of a power outage?”
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Everything you need to know is answered for you, almost. Look at “PDF installation guide”. It uses 120 volt. NO! You don’t use batteries! Come on. This, they do not tell you. If there is a power outage, simply strike a match, hold it near, not too close, to the burner. Turn on the burner. The gas will start to flow. It will come into contact with the lit match causing the burner to flame. Don’t keep holding the match there. You will get burned.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.odie, this KitchenAid® Cooktop can be lit during a power failure. Please visit https://bit.ly/3tUn4nQ and refer to page 8 for more information regarding the electrical requirements.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No but I suppose you can light it with a match.
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