Comparison Electrolux SteamCrisp OPEB 6641X vs Electrolux SteamCrisp EOB 96631 AX

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	Electrolux SteamCrisp OPEB 6641X	Electrolux SteamCrisp EOB 96631 AX
	from $767.50 up to $881.80 Outdated Product	from $599.00 Outdated Product
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Main specs
Type	electric	electric
Controls	pop out knobs + buttons	pop out knobs + buttons
Capacity	74 L	74 L
Cooking temperature	up to 250 °C	up to 250 °C
Features
Cooking modes	built-in steamer grill convection temperature probe	built-in steamer grill convection temperature probe
Number of modes		10
Features	thermostat timer auto switch-off child lock	thermostat timer auto switch-off child lock
More features
Number of door glasses	3	4
Guides	frame	frame
Oven cleaning	steam	steam
More specs
Energy class	A+	A
Connected load	3.48 kW	3.48 kW
Dimensions (HxWxD)	59x59x57 cm	59x59x57 cm
Cut-out dimensions (HxWxD)	590x560x550 mm	590x560x550 mm
Color
Added to E-Catalog	june 2016	june 2014

Number of modes

The number of cooking modes provided in the design of the oven. In this case, the cooking mode means the general opertaion mode — for example, “heating”, “heating + convection”, etc. Accordingly, this indicator strongly depends on additional equipment (see "Features"). However, even in similar models, the number of modes may be different. In general, the more cooking modes, the more cooking options, the easier it will be to choose the optimal mode for a specific situation.

Number of door glasses

The number of layers of glass in the viewing window of the oven door.

Modern models, usually, have from 2 to 4 glasses. The more glasses, the less heat loss and the more economical the oven, but this parameter also affects the cost.

Energy class

This indicator characterizes how economically the oven consumes electricity. Initially, classes were marked in Latin letters from A(highest) and further down as they went down. Later improved classes A +, A ++, etc. appeared (the more pluses, the better). More energy-efficient models are more expensive but can pay for themselves in the process of use, especially if you have to cook often and in large quantities.