H90FCVX 90cm Built-in Gas Cooktop

November 21st, 2008

A new addition to the cooktop market, the H90FCVX sets a new standard in cooking technology, with four gas burners including a quad-ring wok burner, brass burners, cast iron trivets and its main feature, a Tepanyaki hot plate. Being 90cm, the H90FCVX delivers a large cooking surface with spacious burner layout plus precision thermostat control. In addition, AS304 stainless steel hand construction and deep recessed spill trays to make cleaning easy. ILVE utilise brass burners in their cooktops as they ensure a consistent flame as the brass mechanism won’t wear out over time.

Dimensions: 900mm Wide

Delivery time: Available

Application: Kitchen Appliances

Variations: this model is also available in smaller sizes (see www.ilve.com.au for details)

Finish: Stainless steel

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