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36" Build-In Units

"It is time to choose."
—Wallace Stevens


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(If you are already well familiar with how the listings work, you can "cut the cackle and get to the hosses".)
jigsaw puzzle and piece

Only a few years ago, the availability of induction-cooking equipment in the United States was extremely limited (though worldwide it was expansive). Today, the choices in the U.S. are become many, and even so are growing almost weekly as more and more makers jump into this expanding market. We used to have a single page listing all available units, but we had to leave off a lot of data to make the unit entries all fit in a reasonable space. We have now elected to separate out the listings by approximate unit width; that seems reasonable, as most people looking for a unit know how much countertop space they have available, so it is easier to just look at units of that width (and you can certainly look at every listing page if you're not sure yet what size you need).


This page presents all the units available (in the U.S.) of a 36-inch-width (give or take a bit). To see listings of units of other widths, click on the appropriate size in the list below:

This page presents information only on so-called "residential" units, which are called that to distinguish them from "commercial" units—which latter are made for use in restaurants, catering, and suchlike high-stress environments. While residential equipment is an impossible choice for a commercial environment, the reverse is not necessarily true: indeed, the only barrier to commercial induction equipment in the home kitchen is price, and the differential is often not so large as you might think. (Gas commercial equipment is usually almost impossible in a home kitchen, owing to the tremendous amounts of waste heat given off, plus the grotesque weight of such commercial units; but this is induction—we're out of the stone age now.) If you like, you can also review our listings of commercial equipment (you might want to look at—for one example—the Cooktek line).

Note also that the tabulations on those pages are further limited to build-in units—that is, those set into a cutout in a countertop as permanent installations. There are, of course, also numerous freestanding countertop-type units, and we have a separate page tabulating all those freestanding countertop induction units—again, limited to those for residential use, with the same hint that you might also look at corresponding commercial equipment.

The listing pages present only some basic data on each unit—they are summaries, not full presentations. For the full data on a given unit, click on its model number.

To help you make sense of the many listings on each page, we strenuously recommend that you review our page here on the principles of selecting a unit.

All data presented (except cost-related ones) are taken from either the maker's web site or, if we have it, the maker's manual for the item. Regrettably, that is no guarantee of accuracy, because many makers publish incomplete or, worse, incorrect data on their web sites (and often even in their manuals); we just do the best we can. From this page, clicking on any particular model number listed here will cause a full data page for that unit to open in a new browser window. That page will have a colored box (the colors, incidentally, both for those boxes and for the background of the table here, are keyed to the countertop width of the units) giving a full, standard set of data for the unit, plus a large image or two of it. On the same page will be buying information—usually from several competing sellers—for that unit, meaning its price and shipping costs (if any—many of the units we sell ship free). If you want the unit, you can click on one or another of the sellers' listings and be taken to that seller's page for the unit where, if you then so choose, you can actually buy the unit.

We try to list for sale every unit available in the U.S. But we will not and do not list any unit for sale unless we believe the sellers' offers include either the very lowest price around, or are at worst very closely competitive. There are a lot of sellers out there, but we have put time and effort into assuring that the ones whose listings we display are—by consumer feedback—highly reputable and respected; in that connection, it is probably apt to recall John Ruskin's famous remark on prices:
There is absolutely nothing in the world that some man cannot make a little worse and sell a little cheaper; and the people who consider price only are this man's lawful prey.
If you find this web site useful and helpful, please support it when it buying time comes by buying your unit through us. For more on why, and how it works, please read our page entitled Why Buy Here? Thank you.

The actual cost and the derived dollars-per-kilowatt figures in the various tables are, in most cases, live, real-time data (that is, never more than 24 hours old) from the retailers we work with; in a few cases, though—those we do not list for sale here for which real-time price data are thus not readily available to us—we use static data hand-entered periodically. Those few cases are all clearly marked out in the table with an asterisk * after the dollars-per-kilowatt figure. Generally, the dollars in the $/kW figure are lowest base prices (that is, shipping, if any, is not reckoned); that's not critical, as it is only when the figures are very different that it matters—small differences from model to model are not that important (and in fact they are each rounded off to the nearest $5).

We go to some lengths to try to assure that the data we present are accurate and complete, but—as common sense should suggest—we cannot warrant these data, which are presented for solely your convenience and guidance; the makers of the subject equipment are the sole and final source of definite data, and the selected vendors of actual prices. So nyah, nyah, all you lawyers.

Finally, remember that we continue to develop all our pages. We're always triple-checking things like dimensions and available on-line documents, and looking for new units (or any obscure ones we might have overlooked), so do check back in periodically.

Nowadays, more and more appliance makers are trying to limit your opportunities to buy their products over the internet; that, presumably, is to protect their networks of regional retail stores, so that to buy such a brand, you have to go into a local store, ask the price, and let the sales staff try to close the deal. Right now, the makers who will not let an online store deliver their products to customers more than a hundred or so miles away (it varies with maker) include: GE's "Monogram" line (but not their "Profile" line); Kitchenaid; Thermador; Viking; and Wolf. Gaggenau claims to forbid internet sales, period; Wolf, while not actually forbidding it, campaigns heavily against it. (Note that Gaggenau and Thermador are both part of the BSH conglomerate.) Other makers, such as Jenn-Air—besides the ones already mentioned concerning territoriality—dislike or forbid the publication (online or off) of prices (sellers can display the notorious "MSRP"—Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price—a phony "sticker price" like that on new cars), but not the actual street price they're willing to sell at. We think that is a ghastly, and, to be frank, vile way to do business. It artificially shelters a few dealers at the expense of, yes, you ("Ask not for whom the cash register tolls."). But it's the way the industry works right now, and we have accomodated to it as best we can.

The listings below are sorted by cost per total unit power (with separate sorts within each sub-category, if any). For some units, the price is unavailable for posting here, usually owing to the maker's restrictions on internet sales as described just above; such units will fall at the end of their sub-category.

The Units

36"-Wide induction Cooktops: The Listings

(Subcategories: five-element units are listed first, then 6-element, then "zoneless".)



The JIC4536XS induction unit. Jenn-Air JIC4536XS
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.0 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

Jenn-air forbids publication

c. $210 * approximate cost per kW
(reckoned only on base price)

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Use & Care Guide
·  Installation Instructions
·  Dimension Guide
·  Warranty

Notes: stainless-steel trim.
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The 43920 induction unit. Kenmore 43920
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

7.2 kW total unit power
(requires 40 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  User Manual
·  Installation Manual

Notes: left element pair "bridges" for long pans;
"Elite" line, stainless steel front & back.

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The CHP9536SJSS induction unit. GE CHP9536SJSS
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

7.4 kW total unit power
(requires 40 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Quick Specifications
·  Owner's Manual
·  Installation Instructions

Notes: grey finish, bevelled edges, bridged element pair.
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The PHP9036DJBB induction unit. GE PHP9036DJBB
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

7.4 kW total unit power
(requires 40 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Quick Specifications
·  Owner's Manual
·  Installation Instructions

Notes: stainless-steel trim, bridged element pair.
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The PHP9036SJSS induction unit. GE PHP9036SJSS
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

7.4 kW total unit power
(requires 40 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Quick Specifications
·  Owner's Manual
·  Installation Instructions

Notes: stainless-steel trim, bridged element pair.
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The CI365DTB2 induction unit. Fisher & Paykel CI365DTB2
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

9.1 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  User Guide
·  Installation
·  Quick Reference
·  Data Sheet
·  CAD drawings
·  Warranty

Notes: none.
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The MVIC6365BBG induction unit. Viking MVIC6365BBG
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

9.5 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Use and Care Manual
·  Installation Instructions
·  Warranty

Notes: none.
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The F7IT36S1 induction unit. Fulgor Milano F7IT36S1
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

9.55 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Data Sheet
·  Use &Care Manual
·  Installation
·  Cutout & Dimensions

Notes: none.
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The IFA-90AL induction unit. Fagor IFA-90AL
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

9.6 kW total unit power
(requires 40 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  User Manual
·  Warranty

Notes: stainless-steel trim.
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The IFA-90BF induction unit. Fagor IFA-90BF
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

9.6 kW total unit power
(requires 40 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  User Manual
·  Warranty

Notes: bevelled edges.
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The NIT5668UC induction unit. Bosch NIT5668UC
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

9.6 kW total unit power
(requires 40 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Spec Sheet
·  User Manual
·  Installation
·  Warranty

Notes: none.
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The NIT8668UC induction unit. Bosch NIT8668UC
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

9.6 kW total unit power
(requires 40 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Spec Sheet
·  User Manual
·  Installation
·  Warranty

Notes: AutoChef® fry-temp feature.
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The NIT8668SUC induction unit. Bosch NIT8668SUC
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

9.6 kW total unit power
(requires 40 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Spec Sheet
·  User Manual
·  Installation
·  Warranty

Notes: AutoChef® fry-temp feature.
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The VI491-610 induction unit. Gaggenau VI491-610
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

9.7 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Specifications
·  Use & Care
·  Installation Instructions
·  CAD Files
·  Warranty

Notes: a part of Gaggenau's "Vario" modular line.
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The DYTT365NB induction unit. Dacor DYTT365NB
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

9.7 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Care and Use Manual
·  Installation Instructions
·  Planning Guide

Notes: none.
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The VECTI365 induction unit. Verona VECTI365
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

9.8 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Installation/Operation Manual
·  Spec Sheet

Notes: none.
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The FPIC3677RF induction unit. Frigidaire FPIC3677RF
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

9.95 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Owner's Manual
·  Specifications
·  Installation Instructions
·  Wiring Diagram

Notes: has bridged element pair.
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The SIMU536B induction unit. Smeg SIMU536B
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.0 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Manual
·  Specifications
·  Warranty
·  Tech Drawing
·  Spec Sheet

Notes: none.
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The KICU569XBL induction unit. KitchenAid KICU569XBL
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.0 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Use & Care Manual
·  Installation Instructions
·  Warranty

Notes: none.
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The KICU569XSS induction unit. KitchenAid KICU569XSS
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.0 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Use & Care Manual
·  Installation Instructions
·  Warranty

Notes: none.
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The JIC4536XB induction unit. Jenn-Air JIC4536XB
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.0 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Use & Care Guide
·  Installation Instructions
·  Dimension Guide
·  Warranty

Notes: bevelled edges.
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The KM6370 induction unit. Miele KM6370
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.3 kW total unit power
(requires 40 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Specifications
·  Product Manual
·  2D CAD Drawings
·  2D Elevation CAD Drawings
·  3D CAD Drawings
·  Warranty

Notes: has bridged element pair.
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The KM6375 induction unit. Miele KM6375
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.3 kW total unit power
(requires 40 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Specifications
·  Product Manual
·  2D CAD Drawings
·  2D Elevation CAD Drawings
·  3D CAD Drawings
·  Warranty

Notes: has bridged element pair; trimless, for flush mounting.
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The FGIC3667MB induction unit. Frigidaire FGIC3667MB
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.35 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Owner's Manual
·  Specifications
·  Installation Instructions
·  Wiring Diagram

Notes: none.
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The CIT365KB induction unit. Thermador CIT365KB
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.5 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Design Guide
·  User manual
·  Installation Instructions

Notes: mirrored-black top.
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The CIT365KM induction unit. Thermador CIT365KM
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.5 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Design Guide
·  User manual
·  Installation Instructions

Notes: mirrored-silver top.
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The CIT365KBB induction unit. Thermador CIT365KBB
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.5 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Design Guide
·  User manual
·  Installation Instructions

Notes: mirrored-black top, frameless.
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The 43900 induction unit. Kenmore 43900
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.6 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  User Manual
·  Installation Manual

Notes: black, stainless-steel front-edge trim.
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The DTI36M977BB induction unit. Dacor DTI36M977BB
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.8 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Care and Use Manual
·  Installation Instructions
·  Planning Guide

Notes: bridgeable FlexZone™ plus "Virtual Flame"™.
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The NZ36K7880UG induction unit. Samsung NZ36K7880UG
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.8 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Owner's Manual
·  Warranty

Notes: trim is dark-tone stainless steel.
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The NZ36K7880US induction unit. Samsung NZ36K7880US
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.8 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Owner's Manual
·  Warranty

Notes: trim is standard bright stainless steel.
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The CI292-600 induction unit. Gaggenau CI292-600
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.8 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Planning Notes
·  Specifications
·  Use & Care
·  Installation Instructions
·  Warranty
·  CAD Files

Notes: trimless for flush mounting.
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The CI292-610 induction unit. Gaggenau CI292-610
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.8 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Planning Notes
·  Specifications
·  Use & Care
·  Installation Instructions
·  Warranty
·  CAD Files

Notes: stainless-steel trim.
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The BSP36INDCKT induction unit. BlueStar BSP36INDCKT
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.9 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  User Manual
·  Warranty

Notes: none.
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The CTI365D induction unit. WindCrest CTI365D
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

10.8 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Care and Use Manuals
·  Installation Instructions
·  Install Quick Specs
·  FAQs

Notes: none.
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The CI365TS induction unit. Wolf CI365TS
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

11.0 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Quick Reference Guide
·  Use & Care Guide (w/warranty info)
·  Installation Guide
·  Design Guide

Notes: stainless-steel trim.
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The CI365TFS induction unit. Wolf CI365TFS
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

11.0 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Quick Reference Guide
·  Use & Care Guide (w/warranty info)
·  Installation Guide
·  Design Guide

Notes: stainless-steel trim, framed.
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The CI365CB induction unit. Wolf CI365CB
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

11.0 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Quick Reference Guide: Flush Installation
·  Quick Reference Guide: Standard Installation
·  Use & Care Guide (w/warranty info)
·  Installation Guide
·  Design Guide

Notes: frameless.
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The P365IAE induction unit. Bertazzoni P365IAE
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

11.1 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Installation, Use, & Care Manual
·  Specification Sheet
·  Installation Drawings

Notes: none.
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The NITP668UC induction unit. Bosch NITP668UC
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

11.1 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  User Manual
·  Installation Instructions
·  Product Information
·  CAD Drawings

Notes: element pairs can each be run as double-elements.
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The NITP668SUC induction unit. Bosch NITP668SUC
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

11.1 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Spec Sheet
·  User Manual
·  Installation
·  Warranty

Notes: element pairs can each be run as double-elements.
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The ZHU36RSJSS induction unit. GE Monogram ZHU36RSJSS
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

11.1 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Quick Specifications
·  Manual
·  Installation Instructions

Notes: mirrored-metal finish, bridged element pair.
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The ZHU36RDJBB induction unit. GE Monogram ZHU36RDJBB
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

11.1 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Quick Specifications
·  Manual
·  Installation Instructions

Notes: black finish, bridged element pair.
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The EW36IC60LS induction unit. Electrolux EW36IC60LS
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

11.1 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Owner's Guide
·  Installation Instructions
·  Warranty

Notes: stainless-steel trim.
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The E36IC80QSS induction unit. Electrolux ICON E36IC80QSS
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

11.55 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Specifications
·  Owner's Guide
·  Installation Instructions
·  Wiring Diagram

Notes: none.
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The EW36IC60LB induction unit. Electrolux EW36IC60LB
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

11.65 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Owner's Guide
·  Installation Instructions
·  Warranty

Notes: bevelled edges.
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The PM360IGX induction unit. Bertazzoni PM360IGX
36-inch-wide 5-element induction cooktop

12.9 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Installation, Use, & Care Manual
·  Installation Drawings
·  Specifications

Notes: none.
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The VIC5366BST induction unit. Viking VIC5366BST
36-inch-wide 6-element induction cooktop

11.6 kW total unit power
(requires 50 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Use and Care Manual
·  Installation Instructions
·  Specifications
·  Warranty

Notes: none.
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The CIT36XKB induction unit. Thermador CIT36XKB
36-inch-wide "zoneless" induction cooktop

7.2 kW total unit power
(requires 40 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Design Guide
·  User manual
·  Installation Instructions

Notes: "zoneless", up to 4 cooking utensils
power stated above is a guesstimate.

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The CIT36XKBB induction unit. Thermador CIT36XKBB
36-inch-wide "zoneless" induction cooktop

7.2 kW total unit power
(requires 40 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  Design Guide
·  User Manual
·  Installation Instructions

Notes: "zoneless", up to 4 cooking utensils
power stated above is a guesstimate.

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The CX491-610 induction unit. Gaggenau CX491-610
36-inch-wide "zoneless" induction cooktop

7.2 kW total unit power
(requires 40 Ampere circuit)

no price found:

n/a approximate cost per kW

Product literature (click on an item to see it):

·  User manual
·  Installation Instructions

Notes: "zoneless", up to 4 cooking utensils.
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