KitchenAid 30 in. Electric Downdraft Cooktop in Black with 4 Elements
Downdraft ventilation captures smoke and odors at the surface. 10″ EVEN-HEAT Ultra Element w/ EVEN-HEAT Simmer adds versatility.
This 30 in. electric cooktop features Downdraft, an integrated ventilation system that doesn’t require a separate hood. A 10 in. EVEN-HEAT Ultra element provides versatility for both high and low-temperature cooking and has multiple simmer settings. And with a 3-speed fan with 300 CFM exhaust rating, the venting can keep up with your culinary feats.
- Two 2350-Watt elements and two 1500-Watt elements offer cooktop flexibility
- 3-Speed Fan Control can be precisely matched to cooking needs, effectively removing steam, grease, and odors from the air
- 10 in. EVEN-HEAT Ultra element with simmer setting provides more versatility for high and low temperature cooking techniques. EVEN-HEAT Technology maintains a constant supply of power and delivers a range of simmer settings
- 6 in. Round Element can reach a power output of up to 1200-Watt to handle your daily cooking needs
- CookShield finish for glass surface protects the cooktop surface from scratches, helping keep it looking pristine even with frequent use
- Pure color ceramic-glass surface comes in saturated colors with stainless steel control knobs for a sophisticated, easy-to-clean appearance
- Downdraft Ventilation integrates the ventilation system into the cooking surface so that a separate hood is not needed. Smoke and odors can be removed and taken outside or filtered and recirculated inside. A duct-free kit is available for purchase separately
- Stainless Steel Knobs Enhance the look of the cooktop surface with sturdy construction that adds to their premium feel
- Hot-Surface Indicator provides a clear indication that lets you know if any cooking surface is on or still hot
- Power-On indicator light lets you know at a glance when an element is on
- Convertible to Duct-Free ventilation allows a downdraft cooktop to be placed nearly anywhere in the kitchen using a duct-free conversion kit (not included). This filters and recirculates the air without running ductwork, ideal for kitchens with installation restrictions or ducting limitations
- 300 CFM Exhaust Rating handles the venting requirements of high temperature cooking techniques like pan searing and stir-frying
- 10 in./6 in. ULTRA POWER Double-Ring round element provides the ability to use it for large stock pots or 6 in. saute pans and handle tasks ranging from rapid boiling and searing to wok cooking
Additional information
| Cooktop Size (in.) | 30 |
|---|---|
| Cut-Out Front to Back Depth (in.) | 21.13 |
| Cut-Out Height (in.) | 3.75 |
| Cut-Out Left to Right Width (in.) | 28.75 |
| Element #1 Size (in.) | 10 |
| Element #2 Size (in.) | 6 |
| Element #3 Size (in.) | 6 |
| Element #4 Size (in.) | 9 |
| Product Depth x Height x Width (in.) | 22.06 x 3.62 x 30.88 |
| Certifications and Listings | UL Listed |
| Manufacturer Warranty | 1 Year Limited |
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by Mike
Looks sleek and is very contemporary looking. Works great too!
by Steve
Great stove. It is constructed differently so even though its a 30” stove I still had to make existing counter opening a little wider even though my old stove was 30”
by Leo
Cooktop looks great and performs like it should. Quick heat and many options!
by Brian
This cooktop is a replacement for an ancient JennAire cooktop with coiled electric burners. I expected this glass cooktop to be be difficult to keep clean but it’s a breeze with a few drops of cleaner. Heat level adjustments for the burners can be fine-tuned and the simmer feature helps avoid boil-overs. A well-designed product that looks good in a kitchen.
by Edwin
It is great! Beautiful!
by Willye
It’s working good so far, but just got installed a week ago.