Glem Gas 60cm Stainless Steel Fan Assisted Built-in Gas Oven GF64GEI
GF64GEI
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Key Features
- Large 69 litre capacity for generous cooking space
- Triple glass door keeps surface cool for safety
- Titanium enamel interior makes cleaning easy
- Low electricity use, ideal for solar or off-grid living
- Safety shut-off valve prevents gas leaks if flame extinguishes
- LPG conversion kit included for versatile fuel options
Glem Gas 60cm Stainless Steel Fan Assisted Built-in Gas Oven, GF64GEI
Large 69 liter capacity with the Glem 4D gas heat distribution system.
Triple glass low temp door with stainless steel door handle and removable inner glass for easy cleaning.
Electronic ignition for reliable lighting and safety shut off valve in the event of loss of flame.
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TITANIUM ENAMEL - EASY TO CLEAN
Low porosity titanium enamel reduces dirt build up. The titanium enamel is resistant to the attack of acids and maintains its colour over time even after intensive use.
TRIPLE GLASS DOOR
Triple Glass ventilated door keeps surface temperatures down. Much more comfortable and safer.
OFF GRID READY
Electricity consumption is one percent of equivalent electric ovens making it ideal for homes on solar power. The oven is able to operate during a black out and a full LPG conversion kit is included.
SAFETY VALVE
If for any reason the burner flame extinguishes the gas stops flowing. The gas will not flow until the burner has been ignited.
Specifications
Global
- EAN:
- 0799439590519
General
- Colour:
- Stainless Steel
- Control Type:
- Rotary Knob
- Grill:
- Integrated electric grill
- Number Of Ovens:
- 1
- Oven Fuel Type:
- Natural Gas
Features
- Clock Display:
- Yes
- Timer:
- Yes
Size
- Oven Capacity (L):
- 69L
- Oven Size (cm):
- 60
Safety Features
- Interior Light:
- Yes
Energy Specification/Power
- Power (W):
- 2300watts
- Voltage (V):
- 240
Electrical Requirements
- Cord Length:
- 1.2m
Dimensions
- Depth:
- 543mm
- Height:
- 590mm
- Width:
- 597mm
Weight
- Box Weight (Kg):
- 45
- Weight (Kg):
- 39
In The Box & Warranty
- Included:
- 2 Side Racks, 2 Wire Shelves, 1 Grill Tray, 1 Insert Rack for Grill Tray, LPG Conversion Kit, Instruction Manual
- Warranty (Years):
- 3
Other
- Box Depth (mm):
- 650
- Box Height (mm):
- 690
- Box Width (mm):
- 640
Manuals
Why Buy?
A reliable 60cm built-in gas oven for everyday family cooking
If you are after a 60cm built in gas oven that heats up fast and keeps running costs low, this Glem Gas model gives you a generous 69 litre capacity for roasts, bakes and everything in between. It uses a fraction of the power of an equivalent electric oven, so it suits homes on solar or anyone keen to trim their energy bill.
The Glem 4D gas heat distribution system spreads heat evenly around the cavity, so trays on different shelves cook at a similar rate instead of one burning while the other lags behind. Electronic ignition means the oven lights reliably every time, and a safety shut-off valve stops gas flow if the flame ever goes out, giving you peace of mind while you cook. The titanium enamel interior has low porosity, so spills and splatters wipe away easily rather than baking on.
A triple glass door keeps the outside of the door cooler to touch, which matters if you have kids around the kitchen, and the inner glass panel lifts out for a proper clean without wrestling with awkward gaps. Finished in stainless steel with a matching door handle, it sits neatly into a 60cm built-in gas oven cutout and comes ready to run on natural gas or LPG, with a conversion kit included.
Buy this if…
- You want a 60cm gas oven built-in to your existing kitchen layout
- Your household bakes and roasts often and needs a decent 69 litre capacity
- You are looking for a cheap built in gas oven that still keeps running costs down
- You want an oven that stays cool to touch on the outside when kids are nearby
- You prefer gas cooking for reliability during power outages or on solar power