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Sharp 1.2 cu. ft. Built In Microwave, Stainless Steel (SMD2470ASY) is Out of stock
Item: 24566611
Model: SMD2470ASY
Price is $2,012.99
Microwaves are convenient appliances that serve to cook and reheat food, whether at home or in the workplace. A built-in microwave is mounted in a designated area, usually a cabinet or above a range. You can find models in different colors and with a wide array of features that incorporate convenience and functionality.
Several Sizes and Colors Available
The sizes of the appliances vary depending on the model, though they usually range between 1.2 and 2.2 cubic feet for one that can fit larger plates and bowls. Turntables make it easy to distribute heat evenly throughout the dish, or you can opt for one that includes convection cooking capability.
Shoppers can find built-in microwaves in several color schemes such as black, white or stainless steel to match their current appliances for a cohesive look. It's also possible to change out the look with a trim kit, which frames the device.
Advanced Features and Technologies
Advanced features help improve the versatility of the appliance. LED lights at the bottom help illuminate cooking or countertop surfaces below, and a clear display makes it easy to tell the time or how much cooking is left. Select models incorporate grilling features like PowerGrill, integrating a heating element that sits at the top of the built-in microwave to toast and crisp food. Pre-set cooking functions help users prepare meals at the touch of a button, and advanced sensors skillfully adjust the cooking times to avoid burning and overheating dishes.
What Is the Benefit of a Built-in Microwave?
The most significant benefit of a built-in microwave is the space-saving capability. This especially comes in handy in homes or commercial kitchens with little countertop space, as it elevates the appliance and frees up the space for cooking preparation or other kitchen appliances such as a toaster, crockpot or blender. They come with the same features as an Over the Range microwave and many also have a built-in ventilation system that works in conjunction with a stove to help clear out smoke and steam.
Where Can You Install a Built-In Microwave?
While most countertop microwaves are installed above a range, this isn't always feasible, particularly if you have a range hood ventilation system, such as in a commercial kitchen. In cases like this, you can install them in an empty cabinet area with a proper support system. If you're installing the microwave yourself, be sure that the area can fully support the weight of the model you choose. If you're unsure, consider hiring a contractor to install the unit to avoid any issues.
What Features Should You Consider when Purchasing a Built-in Microwave?
There are many built-in microwave oven features to choose from and the important ones depend on your lifestyle and preferences. If you're looking for an easy-clean option, consider one with a ceramic interior. If you plan to use it to cook instead of just reheating, find one that has several pre-set cook functions for baked potatoes, vegetables and meat dishes. Other features to consider include safety options such as locking doors if you have small children and those that can double as a countertop model in the event of renovations.
Several Sizes and Colors Available
The sizes of the appliances vary depending on the model, though they usually range between 1.2 and 2.2 cubic feet for one that can fit larger plates and bowls. Turntables make it easy to distribute heat evenly throughout the dish, or you can opt for one that includes convection cooking capability.
Shoppers can find built-in microwaves in several color schemes such as black, white or stainless steel to match their current appliances for a cohesive look. It's also possible to change out the look with a trim kit, which frames the device.
Advanced Features and Technologies
Advanced features help improve the versatility of the appliance. LED lights at the bottom help illuminate cooking or countertop surfaces below, and a clear display makes it easy to tell the time or how much cooking is left. Select models incorporate grilling features like PowerGrill, integrating a heating element that sits at the top of the built-in microwave to toast and crisp food. Pre-set cooking functions help users prepare meals at the touch of a button, and advanced sensors skillfully adjust the cooking times to avoid burning and overheating dishes.
What Is the Benefit of a Built-in Microwave?
The most significant benefit of a built-in microwave is the space-saving capability. This especially comes in handy in homes or commercial kitchens with little countertop space, as it elevates the appliance and frees up the space for cooking preparation or other kitchen appliances such as a toaster, crockpot or blender. They come with the same features as an Over the Range microwave and many also have a built-in ventilation system that works in conjunction with a stove to help clear out smoke and steam.
Where Can You Install a Built-In Microwave?
While most countertop microwaves are installed above a range, this isn't always feasible, particularly if you have a range hood ventilation system, such as in a commercial kitchen. In cases like this, you can install them in an empty cabinet area with a proper support system. If you're installing the microwave yourself, be sure that the area can fully support the weight of the model you choose. If you're unsure, consider hiring a contractor to install the unit to avoid any issues.
What Features Should You Consider when Purchasing a Built-in Microwave?
There are many built-in microwave oven features to choose from and the important ones depend on your lifestyle and preferences. If you're looking for an easy-clean option, consider one with a ceramic interior. If you plan to use it to cook instead of just reheating, find one that has several pre-set cook functions for baked potatoes, vegetables and meat dishes. Other features to consider include safety options such as locking doors if you have small children and those that can double as a countertop model in the event of renovations.