Siemens EH 651FEB1 black
 | Outdated Product $333.67 up to $456.25 Product type: hob; Burner type: electric; Hob material: glass ceramics (Schott Ceran); Controls: touch controls; auto switch-off; timer; child lock; residual heat indicator; Input power (kW): 7.4; Power limit; Dimensions (cm): 59x52; Cut-out dimensions (mm): 560x490; |
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Series Siemens iQ100 (economy)
fully integrated, class A++, place settings 13, cutlery tray, programs 5, consumption 10 L, 46 dB, inverter, beam, door closer, width: 60 cm
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Good to know:
The Stop & Clean function allows you to turn off the heating for a short period of time to clean the work surface, after the end of the time (up to 20 seconds), all settings return to the mode selected in advance.
The Stop & Clean function allows you to turn off the heating for a short period of time to clean the work surface, after the end of the time (up to 20 seconds), all settings return to the mode selected in advance.
