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40% off Midea 60cm Black Glass Gas Cooktop $325 (Was $549) + Delivery ($0 to SYD/ SYD C&C) @ Ople Appliances

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40% off Midea 60cm Black Glass Gas Cooktop $325 (Was $549) + Delivery ($0 to SYD/ SYD C&C) @ Ople Appliances
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Associated1TING on 24/01/2024 - 21:00 ople.com.au (536 clicks)
Last edited 24/01/2024 - 21:13 by 1 other user

We are offering 40% off on the Midea 60cm Gas Cooktop!

4 Burners included, black glass hob,
Sabaf burners with flame failure device
Automatic electronic ignition
Cast iron pan supports
Natural Gas – including LPG conversion kit

Midea 60cm Gas Glass Cooktop $325 (was$549)

Model
MCG601GBL

Features
4 Cooking Zones
Knob control
Pan Support Material: Cast Iron
Variable Cooking Levels
Sabaf Burner Caps
Adapt for LPG Gas
Suitable for Natural Gas
Cast Iron Wok Adapter
Natural gas regulator
LPG regulator and nipples
Automatic Electronic ignition
Flame failure device
Gas Consumption Natural Gas: 29.16MJ/h

Cooktop Zones
Triple Ring Wok Burner: 3.6kW(13MJ/h) x 1
Semi-Rapid Burner: 1.75kW(6.3MJ/h) x 2
Auxiliary Burner: 1.0kW(3.6MJ/h) x 1

Specification
Product Size: 600x510x110mm
Package Size: 647x553x163mm
Cut Out Size: 553x473mm
Net/Gross Weight: 12.48/14.66kg

Manufacturer Warranty
3 Years

Home & Garden Cooktop Gas Cooktop Midea

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  • stumo on 24/01/2024 - 21:06
    +1

    Natural Gas – including LPG conversion kit

    But it says

    (LPG suitable, conversion kit not included)

    • rickdwp on 24/01/2024 - 23:29

      Never seen one not include the LPG jets, likely copy+paste description or they're referring to a regulator thats not included.

    • Associated1TING @ Ople Appliances on 24/01/2024 - 23:58
      +1

      Hi, I'm sorry for the confusion. LPG conversion kit is included. We'll revise the description 1st thing tmr. Thanks for pointing out.

  • tkcrule on 24/01/2024 - 21:09

    Does it include or not include conversion kit ?

    • Associated1TING @ Ople Appliances on 24/01/2024 - 23:59

      Hi, I'm sorry for the confusion. LPG conversion kit is included. We'll revise the description 1st thing tmr. Thanks for pointing out.

  • Nivlac on 24/01/2024 - 21:47
    +1

    Perhaps do yourself/family a favour and just go straight onto induction cooking if your kitchen has a power point to support one.

    You'll save yourself money, time & health in the longer run.

    • myfeetarehappy on 24/01/2024 - 21:56
      -5

      Haha I see the indoctrination has been a success!

      • tromboc on 24/01/2024 - 23:11

        ??? Induction is quicker, cheaper, safer. This isn't really up for debate anymore in 2024, you can just search the figures involved and enlighten yourself.

        • myfeetarehappy on 24/01/2024 - 23:21
          +3

          “Gas cooktops are killing us with their noxious gases!” (clutches pearls).

          It’s just anti-gas political fear-mongering. Combined with false promises about electricity costs which continue to soar.

          No thanks.

          Our gas cooktop and instant water heater are excellent and very cheap to run.

          • rickdwp on 24/01/2024 - 23:27
            +1

            @myfeetarehappy: Wholesale electricity costs are actually on the way down, also can be well mitigated with solar, and if you remove gas you save $500 a year in connection fees.

            Gas certainly is cheap to cook with and heat water, but so is electricity. Unlike gas though electricity via heat pumps is vastly cheaper to heat a house then gas.

            There is no anti-gas fear-mongering. There is only pro-gas propaganda, more so if you are a US media consumption troglodyte

            • myfeetarehappy on 25/01/2024 - 01:06

              @rickdwp: Right… spend $7,000 on solar to make my electric cooktop affordable? (Do a bit of wok cooking also so better with gas)

              Heat a whole water storage tank every day rather than on-demand gas and either have too much or run out? (And nowhere to put a huge tank)

              Have electric reverse cycle AC as that actually made sense but rarely use it these days as too expensive to run.

              Annual gas bill around $560. Just got a notice my electricity is going up by $518 per annum.

              And yes the anti-FF climate lobbyists are driving this, while we continue to export millions of tonnes every year.

              • DiscountForThee on 25/01/2024 - 06:00
                -1

                @myfeetarehappy: Your cooktop and water heater cost $560 a year to run? That's significantly more than my whole house costs to run with electricity. Do you have 10 adults living there??

                • myfeetarehappy on 25/01/2024 - 16:58

                  @DiscountForThee: Solar panels yes?

                  • DiscountForThee on 25/01/2024 - 18:40

                    @myfeetarehappy: That is what allows cheap power bills, yes

                    • myfeetarehappy on 25/01/2024 - 21:56

                      @DiscountForThee: Not really a like for like comparison then given the cost of the solar system

                      • DiscountForThee on 25/01/2024 - 22:52

                        @myfeetarehappy: The solar system will be paid off in a few years, and still be providing cheaper house running costs. Again, cheaper than just your gas for the whole house. What will your bills be in a few years, genius?

                        • myfeetarehappy on 26/01/2024 - 02:28

                          @DiscountForThee: Well while we're talking extenuating circumstances I'm actually a couple of hundred in credit with my gas provider due to referral credits…so my annual bill out of pocket is next to nothing.

                          Which didn't cost me $7000.

                          • DiscountForThee on 26/01/2024 - 11:09

                            @myfeetarehappy:

                            due to referral credits

                            Sounds like a situation which will continue to be long lasting, sustainable, reliable, and that everyone can easily expect to effortlessly replicate

              • rickdwp on 26/01/2024 - 00:13

                @myfeetarehappy: If your electricity is going up $500, change ya damn provider. They all pull this shit every year, just like telcos, just like insurance, just like oh yeah GAS! (profanity) me mate.

                • myfeetarehappy on 26/01/2024 - 02:24

                  @rickdwp: Already have bro…this is OzBargain after all

                • rhangman on 26/01/2024 - 09:23

                  @rickdwp: Nah, if you are getting free gas, buy a gas powered generator, disconnect the electricity and generate your own. I mean $7k on solar might be a waste, but the same $7k on a gas powered generator? Bargain!

          • tromboc on 25/01/2024 - 09:51
            +2

            @myfeetarehappy: Didn't say anything about "noxious gases", if you understood how an induction cooktop worked you'd understand what I mean by safer. I get the gist that you aren't interested in learning new things.

            • myfeetarehappy on 25/01/2024 - 16:54

              @tromboc: Oh so no concern about it? Most of my lefty relatives have been banging on about it since this ABC report…

              https://amp.abc.net.au/article/102109372

              A hot pot is dangerous regardless of how it was heated.

              • rhangman on 25/01/2024 - 18:40
                +1

                @myfeetarehappy: Yes, but induction directly heats the pot, gas you have a flame which can potentially set fire to things other than the pot.
                Read somewhere about a survey on professional chefs. Most had switched to induction. Not because of safety, health or cost, but because they work better. Also much easier to clean. This includes chefs who cook with woks. Just have to get a wok specific hob.

                • myfeetarehappy on 25/01/2024 - 22:04

                  @rhangman: Well I’m glad you like it but I haven’t heard a compelling reason to switch out my gas appliances for more expensive, less effective electric ones.

                  Maybe when the Vic government raid my house and seize them I’ll change over, after I’m realised from prison.

                  • rhangman on 25/01/2024 - 22:29

                    @myfeetarehappy: Not sure I'd swap out a perfectly good gas cooktop either. The point being made was to not buy an induction over a new gas cooktop which is not the same thing.

                    In this case though, we aren't talking less effective. An induction cooktop is faster than gas, will turn down/off near instantly like gas due to no residual heat in the hob, but also just a flat piece of glass (dished if talking a wok hob), so you can just wipe it rather than removing a bunch of parts to clean.

                    Other gas appliances though? Depends.

                  • DiscountForThee on 26/01/2024 - 11:10

                    @myfeetarehappy:

                    Maybe when the Vic government raid my house and seize them I’ll change over, after I’m realised from prison.

                    Some snowflakes are just so desperate to be the victim, aren't they?

              • tromboc on 25/01/2024 - 22:19

                @myfeetarehappy: You showed your hand when you brought left-right politics into a discussion about cooktops. Have an excellent weekend cooking however you like.

  • Wiadro on 24/01/2024 - 22:16

    this looks like the horrible inalto cooktop I have.
    i would not recommend

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