The World's Least Electricity Consuming Oven from ARÇELİK…
Arçelik shook the built-in market with a very ambitious slogan such as the World's Least Electricity Consuming and Quietest Built-in Oven. This product, released under the name 9657 ETI, is the World's Least Electricity Consuming and at the same time the Quietest Built-in Oven with (43 dBA) according to Arçelik data with (A-%30) electricity consumption. We have examined the other features and price of the product for you.
PRICE OF 9657 ETI Oven with Touch Control, Nanocelanzone Complete Glass Inner Cover, Fingerprint-Free Inox Built-in Oven with 65 lt Internal Volume: 4.739 TL
The oven that uses the least electricity in 2025
In many homes, cooking is something that is rarely done due to concerns about electricity bills. This makes us wonder, which is better, a gas or electric oven? Can I save on energy costs with natural gas? Do they have the same features and capabilities?
Find out which option is best for your kitchen techniques, home space, and needs.
heating time
In electric ovens, the temperature is distributed inside the oven until it reaches the selected degree, which means that you have to wait a few minutes for the device to warm up, as it goes from completely cooling to gradually warming up.
You don't have to wait too long with electric or natural gas stove ovens. When the flame is lit, the heat starts to spread immediately and the level can be adjusted to reach the desired temperature. They also reach higher temperatures much faster.
Electric or gas oven: which is better?
When it comes to furnishing a home, many people are skeptical about which oven to buy. Although gas ovens have traditionally been used, electric ovens have become an economically viable option for almost everyone. However, the question remains as to which one to choose. In this note, we will tell you the pros and cons of each to help you decide.
Economy: In general, the initial cost of buying an electric oven or a gas oven does not change much as long as it stays in the same range. When it comes to considering what is economically feasible, it depends on the cost of each service where you live. In Argentina today, gas is still a bit cheaper. However, you should consider what your access to service is: many country houses use electric ovens because they do not have natural gas, so as not to waste their bottles.
“Energy efficiency”: Here we mean the time it takes for an oven to heat up and the time it can maintain that heat. A gas oven doesn’t need time to heat up: when it’s turned on, that heat comes right away. An electric oven, on the other hand, takes a while to heat up the conductive element. The same goes for the other way around: electric ovens take much longer to cool down than gas ovens.
Cleaning: The flat surface of an electric oven definitely makes it easy to clean, unlike gas ovens, where deep cleaning requires removal of the pipes and burners.
Heat: The kitchen is no longer a place to cook and that's all: designing a home means thinking of this environment as a broader space, not just a functional one. In this sense, the transmission of heat generated by the oven to the environment is key: an electric oven transmits less heat to the environment than a gas oven.
Cooking: We used to say that electric ovens can provide a more uniform temperature and therefore cook more evenly; this has changed today and gas ovens have come a long way. They are “tied” in this category and it is not the gas or electric that defines the particular model you buy.
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