Comparison Vegas VMO-1920SL white vs Elenberg MS-2009M white
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|---|---|---|
| Vegas VMO-1920SL white | Elenberg MS-2009M white | |
| Outdated Product | from $51.96 up to $56.76 | |
| TOP sellers | ||
| Capacity | 20 L | 20 L |
Technical specs | ||
| Microwave power | 700 W | 700 W |
| Controls | rotary knobs | rotary knobs |
| Turntable |  | |
| Turntable diameter | 245 mm | |
| Power levels | 6 | 6 |
| Features | defrosting | defrosting |
More specs | ||
| Door opening | side (left) | side (left) |
| Door opens with | door handle | |
| Inner coating | enamel | enamel |
| Dimensions (HxWxD) | 26x44.2x35.5 cm | 26x45x34 cm |
| Color | ||
| Added to E-Catalog | january 2019 | december 2014 |
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Glossary
Turntable diameter
The larger the diameter of the table, the larger dishes can be used in the oven. This spec directly depends on the volume of the microwave oven.
Door opens with
- Handle. The door of the built-in microwave oven opens and closes with a handle while fixing in the closed position is provided by a spring latch. To open such a door, you need to pull it by the handle, overcoming the resistance of the spring latch. The handle on the door is common in capacious microwaves, as well as models with a downward opening door.
- Button. The door opening mechanism automatically ejects the door at the push of a button. To close the door back, the user needs to press the edge of the door against the lock. As a rule, the open button is used in built-in microwaves with a capacity not higher than average. The push-button opening mechanism is relevant only for models with a sideward door opening. The button allows you to get rid of the handle, which in some cases can spoil the overall interior of the kitchen, but the weak point of such a mechanism is the lock device itself, which is subject to mechanical wear.
- Button. The door opening mechanism automatically ejects the door at the push of a button. To close the door back, the user needs to press the edge of the door against the lock. As a rule, the open button is used in built-in microwaves with a capacity not higher than average. The push-button opening mechanism is relevant only for models with a sideward door opening. The button allows you to get rid of the handle, which in some cases can spoil the overall interior of the kitchen, but the weak point of such a mechanism is the lock device itself, which is subject to mechanical wear.