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VEVOR 24 inch 2 Burner Built-in Electric Cooktop 1800W
A 24 inch built-in ceramic cooktop with two radiant burners totalling 1800 W, nine power levels, touch slider controls, timer, child lock and residual-heat indicator
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width5.12
- 1800 W total power across two zones for quick meals
- 1000 W and 800 W elements give even, rapid heating
- Sensitive slide touch panel adjusts heat with a swipe
- 9 power levels plus timer suit simmer, fry, boil, steam
- Child lock and residual-heat indicator add kitchen safety
Compact 24-Inch Electric Cooktop
This 24-inch built-in electric cooktop delivers 1800W total power across two radiant burners rated at 1000W and 800W. It operates on a standard 120V supply and fits a 580 x 320 mm cutout. Touch controls provide nine heat levels, a timer, pause function, child lock and a residual heat indicator.
Suits small kitchens needing a permanent
Ideal for apartments, studios or secondary prep areas where a 120V connection is the only option. The ceramic glass surface works with copper, cast iron and stainless steel cookware. Not for cooks who require more than two simultaneous cooking zones or higher wattage per burner than 1000W.
120V 1800W power rating determines circuit
The unit draws its full 1800W from a single 120V 60Hz circuit, so the existing breaker and wiring must support that load. If the kitchen only has capacity for a lower-amperage circuit, this cooktop will not be suitable.
Highlights
- 1800 W total power across two zones for quick meals
- 1000 W and 800 W elements give even, rapid heating
- Sensitive slide touch panel adjusts heat with a swipe
- 9 power levels plus timer suit simmer, fry, boil, steam
- Child lock and residual-heat indicator add kitchen safety
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 5.12 |
Questions about this item
What cutout size must my countertop already have for the 24 inch cooktop to fit?
The unit requires a cutout of 580 x 320 mm, which is 22.8 x 12.6 inches, so your countertop opening must match those dimensions exactly.
Can I keep using my existing 120 V circuit for this 1800 W cooktop?
Yes, the cooktop runs on a standard 120 V 60 Hz supply and draws 1800 W total (1000 W + 800 W), so it works on a typical North American kitchen circuit.
How do I confirm both burners are heating correctly after installation?
Turn each burner to any of the 9 heat levels; the touch panel will show the selected level and the residual heat indicator will light when a zone is still hot, proving the element is active.
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