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Your cart is empty. Tip: This electric cooktop 30 inch is required to be connected to 220~240V without a plug. If you find that its burners won't turn red or heat up too slowly, an electrician may have connected it to 110v.
30 inch warm white glass electric cooktop features:
Child safety lock
99-minute timer
9 power levels
Pause function
Residual heat indicator
Expandable burners
Overheat protection
No electromagnetic radiation
Suitable for all kinds of cookware
Drop-in Installation:
Electricity supply:220-240V~, 50-60Hz,32Amps
Power: 6600W
Stovetop size:30.31"x20.47"
Cut-out size:29.13"x19.3"x2.76"
Compguy
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2025
We have recently completed the creation of a cozy little house for my daughter, and to enhance her small kitchen, we decided to invest in two remarkable 12-inch 2-burner electric cooktops. These cooktops represent an exceptional choice for compact kitchen spaces like hers, where every inch counts. Their sleek design allows them to seamlessly integrate into her countertop, brilliantly maximizing space while simultaneously adding a touch of modern elegance that beautifully elevates the overall charm and aesthetic of her petite kitchen.The cooktops feature a sophisticated ceramic surface that not only looks stylish but is also easy to clean, making maintenance a breeze. The intuitive touch controls provide a user-friendly experience, allowing her to operate the cooktops with ease. The contemporary design of these controls enhances the overall modern feel while offering functionality that is second to none.One of the standout features of these electric cooktops is their versatility. With multiple power levels available, they allow for precise temperature control, making it easy to adapt to a wide variety of cooking styles and techniques. Whether she’s simmering a delicate sauce, sautéing vegetables, or boiling pasta, the cooktops make the cooking process efficient and enjoyable. This adaptability has transformed cooking into a delightful experience for both her and our family.For installation, it’s important to note that these cooktops require a hardwired 220V-240V outlet. Alternatively, they can be connected directly to the power supply, depending on what best suits the kitchen’s design. The installation process is straightforward and can be easily managed by a qualified electrician, especially given the clear and comprehensive instructions provided with the cooktops.With the right wiring, circuit breakers, and solid connections to the appropriate power source, the setup can be executed efficiently. This ensures a safe and reliable operation in her charming kitchen, allowing her to focus on what she loves most—cooking delicious meals in her lovely home.
Barbara Deason
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2025
Note this 12 inch stove also needs to be connected to 240v without a plug . It is more powerful than those 110v ones and heats up faster!
Joshua barnes
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2025
This 24 inch electric cooktop is required 240V. Heats up quickly.
Smart Shopper
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2025
I installed this 12-inch Noxton electric cooktop in my rental property kitchen, and it’s been working fine since. The two radiant ceramic burners heat up quickly with 3000W of power, handling basic cooking tasks without any issues. The sensor touch controls are easy to use, and the timer’s a handy feature for keeping things on track. It’s a 220V hardwired unit, so setup took some effort, but once in place, it’s performed as expected. The child safety lock adds a nice touch of security. A solid option for a compact space.
All da' reviewz
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024
My ultimate goal for this cooktop is to go in a cooking trailer. So just to test it out, I wired it up to some leads coming off a power center that was wired to my generator, since that's how it's going to be hooked up on the trailer. Then I did the water boil test--1 liter of water on the small burner. And it heated up really quickly, about 5:12 to a full boil. That's only 3 seconds slower than a KitchenAid cooktop that my brother put in a house he renovated recently. And it's worth noting that the KitchenAid cooktop cost over $1300. So 3 seconds is all the performance you get for that extra $1000+. Naturally, I'm quite impressed by that. I'm probably never going to use that performance, since this is mostly going to be used to keep sauces warm and so on, but it's nice to know that I have it if I need it. Overall, this is a very well-priced and high-performing cooktop, especially if you take a look at similar appliances from the big brands at the big hardware stores. So if you're looking for a budget-friendly cooktop for an RV, cook shack, or other building project, this is definitely a good one to consider.
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