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Samsung NZ30K6330RS
Samsung NZ30K6330RS Cooktop, 30" Exterior Width, Electric Cooktop, 5 Burners, 3300W, Stainless Steel color Illuminated Knobs
If you want a cooktop that can handle all your cooking needs with precision and ease, the NZ30K6330RS 30" Smart Electric Cooktop is the perfect choice. With its powerful heating elements and flexible controls, this cooktop is perfect for any home chef.
One of the standout features of the NZ30K6330RS is its powerful heat. Whether you're boiling water, frying eggs, or searing steak, this cooktop has the power to handle it all. And with its precise power control, you can easily adjust the heat to suit your cooking needs.
But the NZ30K6330RS isn't just about its powerful heating capabilities. It also has a smooth and easy-to-clean surface, thanks to its ceramic glass design. And with the SmartThings app, you can remotely monitor and control the cooktop from your smartphone, so you'll always know when your food is ready.
Don't settle for a cooktop that can't keep up with your cooking needs. Upgrade to the NZ30K6330RS 30" Smart Electric Cooktop and enjoy all the convenience, power, and style it has to offer.
NZ30K6330RS Electric Cooktop with 6/9" 3.3 kW Rapid Boil Burner, 9.5 kW
Distinctive blue LED lights illuminate when the cooktop is in use.
Rapid BoilA powerful, controlled heat source that quickly boils water or maintains a simmer.
Flexible CooktopBoil, melt, or simmer with the quick flexibility of five burners: one triple, two double, one single, and a warming burner.
Hot surface indicator lightA light that stays on until the surface is cool enough to touch, makes cooking safer.
Wi-Fi connectivityMonitor your cooktop or control your hood from anywhere.*
A powerful 3300 W burner with a choice of two ring sizes, 6” or 9”, provides ultimate flexibility. You can efficiently cook various dishes using different-sized pots and pans and quickly prepare large meals.
Wi-Fi Connectivity maximizes safety and offers peace of mind by letting you remotely monitor the cooktop at any time using a smartphone App * while setting the cooking timer and receiving alerts when it finishes.
* Available on iOS and Android devices. A Wi-Fi connection is required.
With an integrated Kitchen Timer you never have to worry about accidentally spoiling your food while doing your daily chores. Simply set the required cooking time and it will notify you when each dish is ready.
The Simmer/Melt function ensures that the cooking temperature stays low. With more precise control it provides the optimum conditions for gently simmering or melting food, like chocolate or butter, without burning.
| Key Features | |
| Illuminated Knobs | Yes |
| ADA Compliant | Yes |
| Wi-Fi Connectivity | Yes |
| Glass Ceramic Surface | Yes |
| Design | |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Type | Electric Radiant |
| Controls for Cooktop | Metal Knob |
| Knob Lighting | Indicator Light |
| Flexible Cooktop | Yes |
| Cooktop | |
| Cooktop Type | Radiant |
| Total Power | 9.5 kW |
| Total Number of Elements | 5 |
| Hot Surface Indicator | Yes |
| Cooktop Power | |
| Left Front | 7" - 1500W |
| Left Rear | 7" - 1500W |
| Right Front | 8"/5" - 2000W |
| Right Rear | 6" - 1200W (Melt) |
| Center | 9"/6" - 3300W (Simmer to Rapid Boil) |
| Weights & Dimensions | |
| Product Weight | 35.6 lbs. |
| Cut-Out Dimensions | 28 1/2" W x 5 1/10" H x 19 4/7" D |
| Product Dimensions | 30" W x 5 1/10" H x 21 1/4" D |
| Product Width | 30" |
| Awards and Certificates | |
| J.D. Power Awards | Yes |
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