Pigeon Eva 16284 2000W Infrared Cooktop vs Pigeon Acer Plus 1800W Induction Cooktop

General

Country of OriginIndia
BrandPigeonPigeon
Model16284Acer Plus
TypeRadiant CooktopInduction Cooktop
Control TypeTouch PanelTouch Panel
Compatible UtensilsAll

Design and Body

Dimensions280 x 360 x 65 mm
Weight3 kg1.2 kg
MaterialStainless Steel, Galvanized Iron, Crystal Glass
Cord Length1.25 m

Features

Automatic shut offYesYes
Fast HeatingYesYes
Cool TouchYesYes

Extra

Sales PackageInfrared Cooktop, Tandoor Grill, User Manual, Warranty Card1 Pigeon Inductiong
IndicatorsDigital LED Display
TimerYes
Timer Settings3 hours

Power Features

Power Required220 - 240 V
Power Consumption2000 W1800 W

Warranty

Warranty2 years, Warranty1 year
Covered in WarrantyManufacturer Defects
Not Covered in WarrantyPhysical Damages
Warranty Service TypeCarry-in

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