Rangetops Comparison

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General features

Depending on the type of the burners and exterior design, rangetops are divided into several styles, like grill, wok, open burner and sealed burner.

Rangetops with sealed burners, like Dacor ESG486SCHH and Dacor ESG486SCHNGH, are widely-used for residential and commercial purposes. They are easier to clean than their open burner counterparts and besides they provide you with accurate temperature control and even distribution of heat, while cooking.

Technical Details

Gas rangetops can run on different gas types, like liquid propane or natural gas. The type of gas depends on the primary source of power that is used in your living area.

Despite the fact that propane is hotter (1 cu. ft. of propane is equal to 2500 BTU, while natural gas produces only 1030 BTU of power), natural gas is still considered to be an effective and cost-efficient source of energy. Rangetop with this gas type, like Dacor ESG486SCHNGH, will provide you with flexible and affordable operation. From low simmering to robust flame, this type of items offers precise and convenient temperature control.

General features

The number of burners in rangetops varies from model to model. According to this criterion the items are divided into: compact (1 – 3), standard (4 – 6) and large (7 – 10).

Standard rangetops Dacor ESG486SCHH and Dacor ESG486SCHNGH with 6 burners are worthy options for traditional families of 3 or 4. This type of appliances offers accurate and flexible operation, attractive design and high-end options.

Dimensions

Width of rangetops is measured in inches and it is one of the main criteria during the selection. According to this parameter, rangetops are divided into: compact (15 – 24 inches), medium (25 – 36 inches) and large (37 – 60 inches).

Large rangetops are widely used for commercial purposes. This type of appliances offers extra-large cooking surface, high-end features and convenient operation. Dacor ESG486SCHH and Dacor ESG486SCHNGH with 48 inches in width are good choices for large families, professional chefs and those, who cook at home often and a lot.

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