27" Multi-function Convection Oven

Smeg SC712U

Features

Bake
Broiler
Lower heating element only
Turbo:

Quick Specs

Type: Single Wall Oven
Style: Built In
Fuel: Electric
Built In: Yes
Width: 27 1/2"
Height: 23 7/16"
Depth: 22 1/4"
Nominal Width: 27"
Energy Star Rated: No
Self Clean: No
Convection: Yes
First Oven: 3.0 cu. ft.
Hidden Bake Element: No
Sabbath Mode: No
WiFi Connected: No

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Linea design

Multifunction oven with 12 cooking modes

Stainless steel Supersilver glass finish

Ergonomic backlit transparent controls

Digital electronic program feature with multi-display

Automated oven switch-off when door is open

Electronic temperature control

Stay clean liners

Air cooled door

Triple glazed removable door

Quickly removable, easy to clean inner door glass

Oven capacity: 3.2 cu. ft.

Interior dimensions: W 22 5/16" x H 12 3/16" x D 16"

Adjustable temperature: 86° - 536°F

Voltage rating: 240/208V - 60Hz

Connected load (nominal power): 240/208V-3.7/2.76kW

Amps @ 240/208V: 15.4/13.2Amps

Power supply location: Back-right bottom

Accessories included:

1 Baking tray

1 Broil pan with broiler rack

2 Wire racks

1 Rotisserie kit

Features

Bake
Broiler
Lower heating element only
Turbo:
Defrost
Convection Bake
Convection broil
European convection
True European Convection
Convection
ECO
Bread Proving

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