Electric stoves
Electric stoves
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There are 2 types of electric cookers: induction cookers and ceramic cookers. The advantage of induction cookers is that they are more energy-efficient than ceramic cookers and that they heat your pans faster. This makes a ceramic stove cheaper to purchase. Each electric cooker works with powerful 3-phase current. Not every home supplies so much electricity. Before buying a stove, check whether there is a power group in your meter cupboard.
Second Chance with signs of wear
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Induction
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Width 60 cm
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Height 90 cm
More Second Chance varieties available
Second Chance with signs of wear
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Induction
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Width 60 cm
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Height 89,9 cm
Second chance like new
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Induction
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Width 60 cm
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Height 90 cm
Second Chance with signs of wear
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Induction
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Width 60 cm
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Height 85 cm
More Second Chance varieties available
Second chance like new
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Induction
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Width 50 cm
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Height 85 cm
Second Chance with visible damage
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Ceramic
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Width 60 cm
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Height 85 cm
More Second Chance varieties available
Second chance like new
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Induction
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Width 60 cm
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Height 89 cm
Second chance like new
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Induction
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Height 90 cm
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None flexible cooking zone
Second Chance with signs of wear
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Induction
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Width 60 cm
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Height 85 cm
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