How much clearance is needed around the oven. Does it put off lots of heat?
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I have it built into a wood caninet, but the back gets air & it sits on legs which allows for air circulation too. It gets warm but not hot externally when baking . Puts out a lot less heat than a conventional oven.
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This unit is used as a countertop microwave. The rear of the unit is 4-6 inches from the rear wall. and fits under hung cabinets with a clearance of about 3 inches. This allows for adequate airflow and does not generate heat on either the rear wall or the cabinet.Hope this helps.Take care.
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In the convection mode, it put out lots of heat, a great deal more than the GE we replaced it with. (The Panasonic died after a few months and could not be repaired. It was junk.)
1475100
I can put a wide baking dish inside. Yes heat is very adjustable. So far I love the oven. Popcorn = perfect
1475101
I have an inch on each side, 4 inches on top and 4 inches in the back. It has been working fine.
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I placed it directly under heating element.It's about 3/4 inch clearance and no melting or burning to date.I bake items at 450 degrees at least twice a week.Works perfectly.
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The sides and top does get warm. But not as warm as the previous oven I had. I would still leave an inch or a little more clearance around the unit and certainly not allow a small one to be near during operation. My unit is still working flawless and I use it daily.
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Recommended clearances to combustible surfaces (from the manual): 34" top, 30" side, 30" back, 68" below.Keep in mind that while the main heat transfer is by radiation from the front ceramic grill, this is a fired heater, so there will be a good deal of heat rise off the top of the heater. Some method of air circulation above the heater will help, both to avoid 'hot spots' along the ceiling and to get good distribution of all of the heat from the unit.
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i do not recall if I have ever used it with the oven set at 500. Probably not because I prefer low to very low temps for roasting. I suspect it would do quite well at 500 or higher. It seems to be well constructed and has proven to be very durable. It is the best rack I have used.
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I believe the required clearance is only about 3 inches. There are no "vents" in the exterior. Because this is radiant heat, the exterior really does not get very hot. Google this spa and you can find a pdf of the manual with the exact instructions, including assembly instructions as well. I found this very helpful as the booklet included with the spa, though the exact same content as the pdf, was very small and hard to read. The pdf is full-size and much easier.
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It depends how big your oven is, but normally if you hang it from the upper rack (given you have room) so it will be more or less in the middle of it. Hope this helps you, good day!
1583893
Very little. It gets hot to the touch. Ours began malfunctioning after about 8 months of use. I would not recommend this oven.
1396648
Using a metal tape on space between rack support. 28.5 " wide 16" deep and 14" opening. I am still happy with range. good burners and the oven holds temps evenly
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The effective dimensions of the oven rack are 11" wide by 12" deep, and it includes a 12" circular pan. the absolute maximum width of the oven is 12.5", but because it is a convection oven, it would not be wise to block the air flow.
600188
About 3 feet/1 meter. More than enough to reach outside my grill or oven. I have used on both!
646332
I'd use it over a Dutch Oven. I think it would certainly help to keep most of the heat in and around the Dutch Oven. It's worth the money
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The oven is very well insulated so the short answer is no. In fact, the oven stays warm inside for a very long time after it is shut-off. NOTE: Any appliance that generates heat will warm up the area around it but this oven is small and well-insulated so the impact is negligible.
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I would guess you would have to know the size of the opening in which you want to place it. I have 6 inches above the unit and it is placed in the corner so there is an open clearance behind it. I does get hot and needs to vent when you use the grill/convection features. I love the unit!!
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This must clearance all around as it gets very hot in front. I would not have it close to anything. See if you can Google the manual for it. I think all the dimensions are in it.
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Does your convection oven have feet on it, or something to raise it off the surface it's resting on? Since the rack has open shelves I would think you'd need something flat to rest the oven on -- maybe a cutting board. The shelves I have are painted -- it would be hard to say whether heat from the bottom of the oven (if there is any heat coming out) would affect the paint. Weight-wise you should have no problem if you stay within the manufacturer's parameters.
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We have our toaster oven on the counter under the wall cabinet. I think the key is having enough clearance around the oven to dissipate the heat. Not sure how much clearance the manufacturer recommends.