Siemens Einbauherd/Backofen HB774G1B1C

Compared to a conventional hob with oven, a built-in oven offers more flexibility when it comes to appliance combinations and overall kitchen planning. If water connections are available, it can be integrated into any cabinet. A higher oven is not only more user-friendly - and can even be adapted to your height - but also looks more modern and aesthetically pleasing. It offers additional storage space underneath the hob for less frequently used kitchen utensils. The combination with a second appliance, such as a steam oven or an integrated microwave, can also be a reason for a built-in oven.

An oven with an integrated microwave function saves space in your kitchen as it combines two appliances in one. Thanks to its intelligent functions, you can quickly prepare healthy and varied meals, as the combined function reduces cooking time by up to 50% compared to a conventional oven. A combination appliance is particularly suitable if you not only want to bake and grill, but also defrost and reheat.

Thanks to self-cleaning pyrolysis, food residues in the oven are burnt to ash at high temperatures, which can then be easily wiped off. Not only fat, but also residues containing protein or starch are effectively removed. Although this self-cleaning process can take up to three hours and consume more electricity, depending on the model and programme, it minimises your cleaning effort. As the interior is heated up to 500 °C, the oven door must be firmly closed during pyrolysis. It is therefore important to remove all non-pyrolytic accessories before use.

Plug type: Without plug