CPF9IPAN - 90cm Portofino Freestanding Cooker, 5 Zone Induction, Pyrolytic Cleaning - Anthracite

Product Description

CPF9IPAN - 90cm Portofino Freestanding Cooker, 5 Zone Induction, Pyrolytic Cleaning - Anthracite

Model and Design

-           Stainless steel, Eclipse high visibility black glass

MAIN OVEN

-           126 litre capacity

-           16 cooking functions

-           5 shelf heights

-           5 cooking levels

-           Thermoseal technology

-           Pyrolytic cleaning

-           Temperature range 50-260°C

-           Fully programmable

-           Pyrolytic cleaning

-           4 x 40W halogen lighting

-           Safety - thermal protection & cool door Storage compartment

Oven Features

-           Convection

-           Grill

-           Base heat

-           Fan Assisted

-           Fan grill

-           Bakers Function

-           Fan Forced

-           Supercook

-           Eco

-           Rotisserie (Full)

-           Pyrolytic

-           Eco Pyrolytic

-           Defrost by Time

-           Defrost by Weight

-           Sabbath Mode

-           Proving

Standard Inclusions

-           2 x chrome wire shelf

-           2 x 40mm deep enamelled baking tray

-           1 x chrome grill insert

-           1 x GTIP-1 - Partial telescopic guides

-           1 x rotisserie kit

-           1 x front kick plate

-           2 x side kick plates

Optional Accessories

-           Pizza Stone (PPR9)

-           Pizza Shovel (PALPZ)

-           Telescopic Guides (GT1T-2)

Induction Hob

-           5 cooking zones

-           front left: 14.5cm 1400W/2200W

-           rear left: 18.0cm 1850W/3000W

-           central: 27.0cm 2600W/3700W

-           rear right: 21.0cm 2300W/3700W

-           front right: 14.5cm 1400W/2200W

-           Safety Thermal protection and residual heat indicators

-           Power 220-240V, 50/60Hz 11.4kW, 46A

Standard Inclusions

-           1 x scraper

-           Residual heat indicators

Warranty

-           Five years parts and labour