Pigeon Rapido Slim Induction Cooktop vs Pigeon Favourite IC 1800W Induction Cooktop

General

BrandPigeonPigeon
ModelRapido SlimFavourite IC 1800 W
TypeInduction CooktopInduction Cooktop
Control TypeTouch PanelPush Button

Design and Body

Dimensions332 x 72 x 405 mm85 x 363 x 305 mm
MaterialCrystal
Cord Length1.3 m

Features

Automatic shut offYes
Additional FeaturesSleek and Wide, Light Weight, Electromagnetic Induction Technology Provides High Heating EfficiencyControl Panel, Preset Menus, Bigger Heating Element for High Efficiency, 5 A Plug, Dimension: 88 (B) x 310 (L) mm

Extra

Sales Package1 Induction Cooktop1 Induction Cooktop
IndicatorsLEDLED Display
TimerYes, Digital Timer Control
Timer SettingsYes hr

Power Features

Power Required220 - 240 V230 V
Power Consumption2100 W1800 W

Warranty

Warranty1 year, Pigeon Warranty1 year, Pigeon India Warranty
Covered in WarrantyManufacturing DefectManufacturing Defects
Not Covered in WarrantyPhysical DamagePhysical Damage
Warranty Service TypeAuthorized Service CenterCarry in

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