Should I choose a 120V or 240V 12 in. electric cooktop?

The 12 in. Radiant Electric 120V cooktops are designed to work with a standard household outlet, which makes them handy for small kitchens, RVs or add-on cooking space. The 240V versions require a 240-volt circuit; the 240V model with timer is rated at 3000 watts. Check the product page for the exact electrical requirements before you buy.

What size cooktop do I need: 12 in. or 24 in.?

The 12 in. models (gas or electric) have two cooking zones and suit tiny kitchens, secondary cooking stations or a bar area. The 24 in. Radiant Electric and 24 in. Gas Cooktops have four burners/elements for everyday family cooking in compact kitchens. Cutout dimensions for each model are in the installation guide on the product page.

What features do the 12 in. electric cooktops with timer have?

The 12 in. Radiant Electric Glass Cooktops with Timer (120V and 240V) have a dual-zone element, nine power levels, a 99-minute timer, touch controls, residual heat indicators, thermal overload protection and a 2-hour automatic shutoff. The non-timer versions offer radiant elements on a SCHOTT Ceran ceramic glass surface with simple heat control.

What features do the gas cooktops include?

Both the 12 in. 2-Burner Gas Cooktop and the 24 in. 4-Burner Gas Cooktop have sealed burners, a triple-ring burner for high-heat cooking, heavy cast iron grates, metal knobs and electronic ignition. A licensed installer should handle the gas connection; see each product page for gas type and installation requirements.

Can the 36 in. commercial griddles run on propane?

Yes. The 36 in. Commercial Thermostatic and Manual Countertop Gas Griddles are natural gas models that include an LP conversion kit for propane. Each offers about 698 square inches of cooking surface, stainless back and side splashes, a grease trap and adjustable 4-inch legs. The thermostatic model has an embedded temperature probe for more precise heat control.