Neff Overview Built Under the Furnace

Single ovens are Neff’s ‘star appliance’ and are available on their own or combined with an integrated microwave. Double ovens have two oven cavities and each of the oven compartments features at least three different cooking options. Kitchen cookers are not available as a Neff built-in oven, they are available as freestanding appliances only.

All Neff built-in ovens incorporate Neff’s own CircoTherm® cooking system, which involves a powerful fan that draws air from inside the oven to heat it and forces it back into the oven cavity through ductwork molded into the rear wall. This system means that the oven heats up very quickly and needs little or no preheating before you start cooking. CircoTherm® technology can also be used in some of Neff’s built-in ovens to defrost food, even fresh and delicate foods such as meat and fish. This is definitely a useful feature if you forget to take your meat out of the freezer before you go to work.

If you’re looking for a Neff built in under oven, one of the things you might want to consider is the height of the appliance. It is much more convenient to have a free-standing kitchen appliance to avoid bending or straining on your part. Neff and many other manufacturers generally recommend freestanding appliances in a tall cabinet over built-in under-counter appliances because installing the oven in a tall cabinet provides a convenient eye-level position for the cook. But if this doesn’t bother you, there’s plenty for you to choose from.

If it’s simply space you’re trying to save, Neff has also developed some ovens in smaller sizes for cozier kitchens where full-size appliances aren’t really an option. There are only a couple of options available. One of them is the unique compact oven CircoTherm® B1724, which is only 45 cm high. Neff’s H5430 microwave fits perfectly in a 50cm wide wall cupboard and smaller appliances can be combined with other small appliances such as domino mix and match hobs and their slim line dishwasher to save space in your kitchen. kitchen.

Since 2003, all manufacturers of electric ovens, including Neff, have been required by law to provide energy labels for their appliances. Like all other kitchen appliances, such as dishwashers, refrigerators, freezers, washers, and dryers, ovens are rated A through G. An appliance rated A for energy efficiency is at the top of the range in terms of respect for the environment and energy efficiency. efficient, while G-rated appliances are the least energy efficient, and while they will likely be cheaper up front, most of the time they will cost you more in electric bills than a more energy efficient product. All current Neff built-in ovens have an energy efficiency rating of A or B.