Looking to replace the "600mm Gas Cooktop with Battery Ignition" at my investment property.
Any good recommendations under $400 and any estimate to arrange a plumber for the additional installation as it is gas?
Thanks in advance.
600mm Gas Cooktop with Battery Ignition
bluespider on 04/05/2022 - 11:39
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https://www.appliancesonline.com.au/product/artusi-cagh600x-…
https://www.appliancesonline.com.au/product/altus-60cm-4-bur…Can't recommend them- I just looked for anything under $400.
Ring a local plumber for installation quote
$229
If its investment cheap and generic is the way to go. Makes better sense to replace cheap ones for each tenant than maintaining a branded cooktopThat may be the case if the labour to replace it was free of charge.
Having said that, even gas cooktops are overall very reliable as there's no moving parts.
note - I'm not sure of the current standards, but ensure any cooktop you get has a flame failure device built in so they don't have a chance to blow up the house if the flame goes out and still switched on.
The ones linked by Youfah & Hoey all have those features ;)
Make sure you get a cooktop with high gas output.
I wouldn't put too much emphasis on the ignition, they eventually all stuff up. You can always give the tenants a $5 gas lighter.
Here's a reliable brand with battery ignition. Not sure what the gas output is
https://www.appliancesonline.com.au/product/chef-60cm-natura…
Miele