Summit TNM63027BFKWY Gas Range
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Product Description
SUMMIT PROFESSIONAL brings pure luxury to apartment sized ranges with durable stainless steel in refined style. The TNM630277BFKWY gas range has a slim width of just 24" to fit into space conscious kitchens. Stainless steel doors dress the deep oven and lower broiler, with sleek towel bar handles adding a modern touch to the exterior. A stainless steel toe plate and black porcelain surface simplify clean-up while maximizing beauty. Full features include sealed burners, a porcelain burner box, and digital clock with timer. The oven window has a light for the most precise baking. Black manifold, stainless steel knobs, and deluxe backguard make this model the ideal in function and elegance.
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Technical Information
Size : 24"
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Oven
Number of Ovens : Single Oven
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Cooktop
Number of Cooking Elements : 4
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Power Description
Input Voltage : 110 V AC
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Physical Characteristics
Form Factor : Freestanding
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Warranty
Standard Warranty : 1 Year
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Product Details
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Technical Information
Size : 24"
Number of Drawers : 1
Drawer Type : Broiling
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Oven
Number of Ovens : Single Oven
Oven Capacity : 2.92 ft³ - Primary
Number of Racks : 2
Functions : Broiling
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Cooktop
Number of Cooking Elements : 4
Minimum Cooking Element Power : 2.64 kW
Maximum Cooking Element Power : 2.64 kW
Cooktop Surface : Porcelain
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Power Description
Input Voltage : 110 V AC
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Physical Characteristics
Form Factor : Freestanding
Color : Stainless Steel
Material : Stainless Steel Knob
Material : Stainless Steel Handle
Material : Stainless Steel Door
Height : 44.0"
Width : 24.0"
Depth : 24.0"
Weight (Approximate) : 135.00 lb
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Warranty
Standard Warranty : 1 Year
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