VEVOR
VEVOR LT4-61 30 inch 4 Burner Electric Cooktop 7200W Knob Control 11 Levels 220-240V
A 30-inch built-in ceramic cooktop with four radiant zones, knob control, 11 heat levels and 7200 W total power for multi-pot cooking
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width5.12
- 7200 W total power across four zones speeds up meal prep
- 11 heat levels give precise control from simmer to boil
- Simple knob controls offer tactile, independent adjustment for each burner
- Four separate heating zones let you cook multiple dishes at once
- 3-inch wide ceramic glass surface fits standard 29.1 x 19.3-inch cutouts
30-Inch Four-Burner Cooktop
The VEVOR LT4-61 is a 30-inch built-in electric cooktop with four radiant heating zones. It runs on 220-240V, 60Hz power and delivers a total of 7200W across the surface. Knob controls provide 11 discrete heat levels for each zone. The ceramic glass panel fits a 740x490 mm cutout.
Sustained Multi-Zone Output
The five heating elements are rated at 1200W, 1200W, 2400W, 1200W and 1800W. When all four burners are active the cooktop maintains the full 7200W combined load continuously. The ceramic surface distributes heat evenly across compatible copper, cast iron or stainless steel cookware without cycling down.
Hard-Wire 220-240V Installation
This unit ships without a plug and must be hard-wired to a dedicated 220-240V circuit. The 30.3 x 20.5 x 3.8 inch chassis weighs 10.25 kg and requires the stated cutout dimensions. Buyers without a suitable fixed-wire supply cannot use this cooktop.
Highlights
- 7200 W total power across four zones speeds up meal prep
- 11 heat levels give precise control from simmer to boil
- Simple knob controls offer tactile, independent adjustment for each burner
- Four separate heating zones let you cook multiple dishes at once
- 3-inch wide ceramic glass surface fits standard 29.1 x 19.3-inch cutouts
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 5.12 |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the 7200W cooktop put into the kitchen during long cooking sessions?
The radiant ceramic surface transfers most energy directly to the cookware, so the surrounding air warms less than with open-element stoves, but the 7200W total rating still adds noticeable heat during extended use.
What electrical supply must already be in place for the hard-wired 220-240V unit?
A dedicated 220-240V 60Hz circuit with enough amperage for 7200W and a junction box that fits the 740x490 mm cutout is required before installation.
Will my existing copper and cast-iron pans work on the four radiant zones?
Yes, the ceramic top is compatible with flat-bottomed copper pots, cast-iron skillets and stainless-steel cookware across all four heating zones.
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