Philips HD4938/01 2100 W Induction Cooktop vs Philips HD4928 Induction Cooktop

Philips HD4938/01 2100 W Induction Cooktop₹3,899

Philips HD4928 Induction Cooktop₹3,0579%

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Philips HD4938/01 2100 W Induction Cooktop₹3,899

Philips HD4928 Induction Cooktop₹3,0579%

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General

Brand	Philips	Philips
Model	HD4938/01	HD4928/01
Type	Induction Cooktop	Induction Cooktop
Control Type	Touch Panel	Push Button
Compatible Utensils	Stainless Steel Pots, Stainless Steel Rice Cookers, Cast Iron Frying Pots, Oil boiling Pots, Stainless Steel Water Jugs, Cast Iron Pots, Color Pots, Grilling Iron Plate	Stainless Steel Pots, Stainless Steel Rice Cookers, Cast Iron Frying Pots, Oil boiling Pots, Stainless Steel Water Jugs, Cast Iron Pots, Color Pots, Grilling Iron Plate

Design and Body

Dimensions	348 x 370 x 105 mm	348 x 370 x 105 mm
Weight		2.8 kg
Material	Mirco Crystal Plate	Mirco Crystal Plate
Cord Length	1.2 m	1.2 m

Features

Automatic shut off	Yes	Yes
Fast Heating	Yes	Yes
Cool Touch	Yes	Yes
Preset Cooking Modes	10	6
Additional Features	Temperature Range: 100° C - 240° C, Plug Type: 3-round Pin, 10 A, CB and ROHS Compliance, Child Lock Function, More Comfortable Cooking without Flame, Eco Passport, 24 hours Preset Timer, Electromagnetic Induction Technology, Mircro crystal plate	Temperature Range: 100° C - 240° C, Plug Type: 3-round Pin, 10 A, CB and ROHS Compliance

Extra

Sales Package	Warranty Card, 1 Unit, User Manual	User Manual, 1 Unit, Warranty Card
Timer	Yes	Yes
Timer Settings	3 hours	3 hours

Power Features

Power Required	220 - 240 V	220 - 240 V
Power Consumption	2100 W	2100 W

Warranty

Warranty	1 year, The Philips cook top offers warranty	1 year, The Philips cook top offers warranty
Covered in Warranty	Parts and Labor	Parts and Labor
Not Covered in Warranty	Warranty shall not cover any damage resulting from adaptations or adjustments which may be made to the product. Warranty does not extend to cabinets, knobs, labels, or any accessories. Warranty does not cover the risk to the product caused by accident, lightening, water, fire, other acts of God, improper ventilation, dropping or excessive shock or any external cause beyond philips control.	Warranty shall not cover any damage resulting from adaptations or adjustments which may be made to the product. Warranty does not extend to cabinets, knobs, labels, or any accessories. Warranty does not cover the risk to the product caused by accident, lightening, water, fire, other acts of God, improper ventilation, dropping or excessive shock or any external cause beyond philips control.
Warranty Service Type	Customer needs to carry the product to the nearby Authorized Service Center to get the product repaired or inspected.	Customer needs to carry the product to the nearby Authorized Service Center to get the product repaired or inspected.

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