Electric Ranges

Question 1

What different ways can Electric Ranges be installed?

Accepted Answer

Our assortment of Electric Ranges can be installed as Freestanding, Slide-In and Drop-in.

Question 2

What is an electric range?

Accepted Answer

An electric range has two parts: a cooktop or stove on top and an oven below. This type of stove uses electricity to cook your food and plugs into a 220-volt outlet. This is a larger, more robust outlet than the 120-volt standard, usually seen in U.S. households only in kitchens and laundry rooms. When you turn on an electric stove, the cooker coils glow orange. That electricity is what heats up the metal coils and cooks your food in a pot or pan. Similarly, an electric range oven heats up wires that radiate heat, roasting or baking your meal. Within Electric Ranges, we carry products with various types of surfaces including Glass Top, Coil and Griddle.

Question 3

What are the advantages and disadvantages of an electric range?

Accepted Answer

An electric range is simple to use. Just turn it on, and when the coils glow, it's ready to cook. It holds onto heat well too, so you can warm or slowly cook food after you've turned off the burner coil. This saves you energy. A disadvantage is you might not be able to tell that a coil is still hot, which raises the chances of an accidental burn. Electric stoves also take a longer time to heat up compared to gas or induction ranges. If you have a smooth top electric cooktop, avoid using cast iron pans, as they'll scratch the surface. Our assortment of Electric Ranges can be installed as Freestanding, Slide-In and Drop-in.

Question 4

What is the difference between electric and induction ranges?

Accepted Answer

Electric and induction ranges both use electricity to heat up, but in unique ways. They may look different, too. Induction ranges use a process called electromagnetic radiation, which creates an electromagnetic current within the pan to cook your food. Induction cooktops stay cool, unlike the electric stoves that have heated metal coils for cooking. However, some electric ranges have a smooth cooktop, like induction ranges do. In terms of usage, induction cooktops heat up much faster than electric ranges.

Question 5

What are the shipping options for Electric Ranges?

Accepted Answer

All Electric Ranges can be shipped to you at home.

Question 6

Are there any special values on Electric Ranges?

Accepted Answer

There are over 231 special value prices on Electric Ranges.

Question 7

What's the top-selling product within Electric Ranges?

Accepted Answer

The top-selling product within Electric Ranges is the Samsung 6.3 cu. ft. Smart Wi-Fi Enabled Convection Electric Range with No Preheat AirFry in Stainless Steel.

Question 8

What are a few brands that you carry in Electric Ranges?

Accepted Answer

We carry Whirlpool, GE, Samsung and more.

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Brand

GE

Samsung

LG

Whirlpool

Frigidaire

KitchenAid

Maytag

Amana

ILVE

Forno

Summit Appliance

Cafe

Unique Appliances

Premium LEVELLA

Koolmore

Bosch

Hotpoint

Magic Chef

Cosmo

LANBO

Equator

Avanti

Bravo KITCHEN

FOTILE

KENMORE

Premier

Bevoi

Haier

Sharp

Appliance Series

Samsung BESPOKE

GE Profile

Bosch 800 Series

Frigidaire Gallery

LG Studio

Frigidaire Professional

Bosch Benchmark

Not Applicable

Price

$400 - $500

$500 - $600

$600 - $700

$700 - $800

$800 - $900

$900 - $1000

$1000 - $2000

$2000 - $3000

$3000 - $4000

$4000 - $5000

Over $5000

Special Values

Range Size (Width)

20 in.

24 in.

27 in.

30 in.

36 in.

40 in.

48 in.

60 in.

Range Installation Type

Freestanding

Slide-In

Drop-in

Number of Elements

4 element

5 element

6 element

10 element

Cooktop Features

Indicator Light- Hot Surface Indicator Light

Indicator Light- Heating Element On

Radiant