Electric Ranges · Page 2

An electric range heats with elements under a smooth glass-ceramic top or with exposed coil burners, and it needs a 240-volt outlet rather than a gas line. A smooth-top electric stove wipes clean easily, and electric ovens are known for the even, dry heat that suits baking and roasting. Coil models are the simplest to service and replace; induction ranges are a separate type with their own page. When you compare electric ranges, look at the element sizes and power (an expandable or bridge element helps with large pans), oven capacity, convection, and the self-clean or steam-clean cycle.

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