Design
Touch Control for Easier Operation of the Oven
Performance
9 Specialized Cooking Modes - Gourmet Cooking Made Easy
Convenience
5 Burners Add Flexibility to your Cooking
Capacity
Large Capacity at 4.8 Cu Ft.
- The New Bosch Slide-in Range Fits in Any Freestanding Range Cutout.
- Powerful 18,000 BTU Center Burner Speeds Cooking Time.
- At 4.8 cu. ft., a Large Oven Capacity Accommodates Most Pots and Pans.
- Heavy-duty Metal Knobs for a Premium Look and Feel.
- The Warming Drawer Keeps Everything You Cook Warm and Ready to Serve.
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| Brand |
Bosch |
| SKU |
HGI8046UC |
| UPC code |
825225959809 |
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| Construction type |
Freestanding |
| Energy source |
Gas |
| Installation Type |
Freestanding appliance |
| Type of energy - primary cavity |
Gas heating for cooker and hob |
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| Overall appliance dimensions (HxWxD) (in) |
36 1/2" x 31 1/2'' x 29 3/16" |
| Required cutout size (HxWxD) (in) |
30'' width slide-in |
| Net weight (lbs) |
243.000 lbs |
| Cavity capacity (cu ft) |
5 Cu Ft |
| Cavity dimensions (in) |
17 13/16'' x 24 1/8'' x 18'' |
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| Cooking mode |
Convection Roast, Dough proving, Gas bottom heating, Half width variable broil, pizza setting, Selfcleaning pyrolitic, Small hot air broil, Warming, Warming drawer |
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| Included accessories |
1 x oven racks /upper, 1 x nozzle set for liquid gas, 1 x cast iron pan support |
| Optional accessories - primary cavity |
HEZ298102, HEZGR301, HEZTR301, HGZBS301, HGZIT301 |
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| Power Cord Length |
78" |
| Current (A) |
15 A |
| Plug type |
120V-3 prong |
| Volts (V) |
120 V |
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Type:
Range
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Style:
Slide In
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Fuel:
Gas
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Nominal Width:
30"
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Energy Star Rated:
No
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Downdraft Ventilation:
No
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Hood Recommended:
Yes
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First Oven:
4.8 cu. ft.
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WiFi Connected:
No
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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