Touch Control, Built-in 24" Induction Cooktop with 4 Elements, in Black EPV-IDC24

Features

• The flawless smooth vitro-ceramic glass surface allows for effortless cleanup, is manufactured without the release of hazardous metals into the ground, and withstands intense heat without cracking or chipping
• Approved for installation over any 24" under-counter single wall ovens. Most stainless steel and cast-iron cookware are induction compatible. A Red LED display with a black glass surface helps achieve a modern look that complements the entire kitchen.
• Hot Surface indicator - An "H" will appear in the surface cooking area display lets you know when elements are hot to the touch with just a glance
• Pan size sensor heats the element to the size of your cookware and turns off when no pan is present for safety and more efficient cooking
• Enjoy minimal cleanup with stain and heat discoloration-resistant spills can’t burn onto the surface, easy-to-clean Vitro ceramic smooth surface glass will provide you with a reliable cooktop for years to come
• 9 heat level settings allow range from melt to a rapid boil, accurate and easy temperature changes at the touch of a button, boil, stew, fry, stir fry, switch from one mode to another as needed, and get amazingly fast heat with induction that boils water 50% faster than an old school radiant cooktop
• Features two 8 in. heating elements up to 2700-Watt and two 6 in. heating elements up to 2000-Watt in Power Boost Mode up to 5 minutes. Sensitive Digital Control and 99 minutes timer will help you to cook perfectly and accurately. The cooktop can control the cooking time precisely for you. You can set it to turn the cooking zone off automatically after your setting time is up, rest, and enjoy the rare leisure time!
• Besides checking the product measurements, you should also.
• Walk the Delivery Path: Measure doorways, hallways, stairways, and areas where there may be a tight fit to ensure your appliance will fit.
• Check the Fuel Type: Check if your cooktop requires gas or electricity. Depending on the model, electric cooktops require a 30, 40, or 50-amp circuit.
• Measure the Cutout Space: Remove your existing cooktop and measure the cutout opening. Measure the cutout width from side to side, depth from front to back, and distance between the cutout and both the back wall and the front of the countertop.
• Additional Considerations: Keep in mind that your new cooktop will have a lip that will overlap the cutout by ½-1 inch. You should also subtract any space needed for gas lines, ventilation, or other manufacturer requirements beneath the cooktop. Your cooktop should also be 24 to 36 inches from any hood or cabinets above it.