Upgrade your kitchen with the 48-inch Induction Range and Convection Oven from Induction Hardware, designed for homeowners who demand both luxury and performance. This compact yet powerful range combines chef-quality induction cooking with a feature-rich convection oven, delivering faster, safer, and cleaner cooking than traditional gas or electric appliances.
The induction cooktop uses advanced magnetic technology to heat cookware directly, boiling water in under 90 seconds while maintaining unmatched low-heat precision for simmering delicate sauces. Its European ceramic glass surface, made in France, is tough, scratch-resistant, and cool to the touch when cookware is removed — offering industry-leading safety and effortless cleaning. With professional cast-metal knobs, subtle LED accents, and haptic feedback, you’ll enjoy both form and function in your everyday cooking.
Inside, the true convection oven is engineered for versatility. With built-in Air Fryer, Dehydrator, and Pro Pizza Modes, you can cook everything from crispy fries to authentic New York–style pizza at home. The oven reaches up to 660°F sustained heat, while precision is ensured with the included digital meat probe.
We got our 30” range a week ago. It shipped out the same day I bought it, and arrived well-protected in lots of packaging. We were anxious about buying it sight unseen, but it is everything the website claims. I have always cooked on gas, and of course anticipated induction would be slow, etc. Instead, the learning curve for me is how incredibly fast and responsive the cooktop is. It’s kind of amazing. I’m very happy to have an electric oven that doesn’t vent like gas, as well - I can bake sourdough loaves free-form since the oven holds steam. And we love no longer having the inevitable “small leakages” of propane in the house. Overall, the range is gorgeous and high quality. I’m still puzzled, though, about the timer for baking/cooking. If I’m correct, there is a single timer available? I haven’t had time to explore that further yet - but I can’t imagine why on an electronic appliance there wouldn’t be at least a few timers available, and easily accessible (for all sorts of things - not just cooking with the range). Still, so long as the range performs for years, we’ll be very happy.. Knhvt. Vermont. Tue Apr 14 2026
