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This unit carries on Viking's tradition of equal-sized square-looking (of course, the elements underneath are actually round) cooking zones and knob controls in a bank down the right side (eating some of the available surface area). There is a corresponding 36-inch-width unit available. Note that Viking kitchen appliances have had a strikingly poor reputation concerning reliability; the company is under new ownership, but they'll be metaphorically trying to turn a battleship.
Powers:
This unit uses power sharing (presumably between front and back of each pairs).
· 2.3 kW (boost to 3.7 kW) - front left, 9-inch diameter
· 2.3 kW (boost to 3.7 kW) - back left, 9-inch diameter
· 2.3 kW (boost to 3.7 kW) - front right, 9-inch diameter
· 2.3 kW (boost to 3.7 kW) - back right, 9-inch diameter (Elements are outlined by squares, but are actually round.)
Max Power: 7.7 kW, 84% (sum of elements is 9.2 kW)
Levels: continuously variable
Controls: push-to-turn knobs
Timer/s: 0
Induction Elements Made By: MagneQuick? (or that may just be a Viking trademark)
Features:
· push-to-turn childproof control knobs
· residual-heat warning
· pan recognition
· spill detection
· overheating detection
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