Freestanding induction by Amica

Freestanding induction by Amica

2010-01-10 Amica is pleased to expand its portfolio of highly desirable cooking appliances in the UK with the 601IE3Ta, a 60cm oven which combines the versatility of freestanding with the efficiency of induction.

The 601IE3Ta freestanding cooker is attractive in stainless steel and black and easy to control with knobs and an electronic programmer for easy selection.

The multifunction oven provides eight heating functions including fan with ring heater for quicker, even baking and roasting along with a powerful grill, super and turbo grill for large cuts of meat, traditional convection heating, top heat, bottom heat and fan with ring heater and bottom heater – ideal for pizzas.

Rated A for energy efficiency, the 601IE3Ta also features an easy-clean ceramic induction hob with four zones – two 21cm and two 16cm – for quick and efficient hob-top cooking using a minimal amount of energy.

The oven has an easy-clean enamel interior, and catalytic liners to facilitate cleaning by burning off fatty deposits along with a light, two full-width wire shelves and a deep roasting tray/ shelf. A drawer underneath the oven provides storage space for dishes, etc.

Features and benefits of Amica’s 601IE3Ta freestanding multifunction induction cooker:

• 4 induction zones: 2 x 21cm, 2 x 16cm
• Multifunction oven with 8 heating functions
• Electronic programmer
• Electric grill (2000w)
• Energy class A
• Catalytic liners
• Oven side racks
• Easy clean enamel interior
• Storage drawer
• Oven light
• 2 full width wire shelves
• 1 deep roasting tray/ shelf
• Stainless steel

As with all Amica products, the 601IE3Ta comes with a quality after sales care service and a full two year parts and labour guarantee as standard.

For further information, visit www.amica-international.co.uk or email sales@amica-international.co.uk.

News

• 2012-02-02

  Big heads can boast: We’ve lots of friends

  YOUR popularity at work and play may by depend on the size of your forebrain.The number of friends you have is related to the size of the orbital frontal cortex – the part of the brain just above the eyes that deals with social...
  more
• 2012-01-19

  GENDER DIFFERENCES USING TECHNOLOGY HIGHLIGHTED BY SURVEY

  Men are baffled by washing machines while women can't get their heads around smart phone, research revealed this month. A study of 2,000 adults found while most blokes can comfortably 'drive' a string of household electrical...
  more