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Samsung has expanded its whitegoods range with Built-in Ovens, and Ceramic and Gas Burner Cooktops that offers the capability to cook two separate dishes with its unique Twin Convection technology.
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An installed shelf automates the ovens dual control system and LED display, to ensure full control of both oven compartments. Removal of the shelf transforms the built-in unit into an over-sized oven perfect for larger dishes.
Samsung’s Senior Product Manager for Kitchen Appliances, Mike Lilly said, “Today’s kitchen is a central gathering place for friends and family, and an extension of our personal styles. Samsung’s innovative cookware line keeps both design and consumer lifestyle in mind.”
Samsung’s Induction and Ceramic cooktops compliment the kitchen with simplicity and style. Induction cooktops, while more energy efficient, are also one of the safest options as they are cool to the touch when turned on, until a pot or pan is placed on top of them and its temperature is as adjustable as gas. To accommodate different pots and pans, the new Ceramic cooktops operate from fingertip controls that can adjust the multi-purpose and double purpose zones. The double purpose hot plate can be modified to heat larger crockery and the multi-purpose zone can adapt to longer shaped dishes. This allows limitless cooking options to be prepared with ease. Also featuring child lock and auto shut off, Samsung recognises safety in the kitchen as paramount.
To satisfy the cooking traditionalist, Samsung’s range also offers a 4 burner cook top for those areas where it is the preferred method of cooking and electronic ignition plus auto flame failure for improved safety.
See: www.samsung.com/au
