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Whirlpool RCS3014RS

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$269.10 - $332.49

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Type: 30-inch electric smoothtop models

About - Whirlpool RCS3014RS
The Whirlpool RCS3014RS is an electric cooktop available from Whirlpool. The RCS3014RS typically costs between $269.10 - $332.49. Consumer Reports recommends that you match the features on a model to the needs you have. Here's our take on some of the specifications and features that are commonly available on electric cooktop models like the RCS3014RS. High-power elements: The number of surface cooking elements rated at over 2,000 watts. Often one or more of the high-power elements is a dual element; you can choose the large element or a smaller element within the larger one for small pots. Medium-power elements: The number of surface cooking elements rated at over 1,500 watts but not more than 2,000 watts. Low-power elements: The number of surface cooking elements rated from 1,200 to 1,500 watts not including warming-only elements, or those contained within larger expandable elements.

About - Whirlpool RCS3014RS

The Whirlpool RCS3014RS is an electric cooktop available from Whirlpool. The RCS3014RS typically costs between $269.10 - $332.49.

Consumer Reports recommends that you match the features on a model to the needs you have. Here's our take on some of the specifications and features that are commonly available on electric cooktop models like the RCS3014RS.

High-power elements:: The number of surface cooking elements rated at over 2,000 watts. Often one or more of the high-power elements is a dual element; you can choose the large element or a smaller element within the larger one for small pots.
Medium-power elements:: The number of surface cooking elements rated at over 1,500 watts but not more than 2,000 watts.
Low-power elements:: The number of surface cooking elements rated from 1,200 to 1,500 watts not including warming-only elements, or those contained within larger expandable elements.

About This Brand
This midlevel, mass-market brand sells gas and electric cooktops priced between $630 and $1,000 and wall ovens that cost $1,000 to $1,500. The appliances are sold through Sears, home centers, and independent appliance retailers.
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About This Brand

This midlevel, mass-market brand sells gas and electric cooktops priced between $630 and $1,000 and wall ovens that cost $1,000 to $1,500. The appliances are sold through Sears, home centers, and independent appliance retailers.

Read our Brand Reliability

Features & Specs - Whirlpool RCS3014RS
High-power elements The number of surface cooking elements rated at over 2,000 watts. Often one or more of the high-power elements is a dual element; you can choose the large element or a smaller element within the larger one for small pots. High-power elements	0
Medium-power elements The number of surface cooking elements rated at over 1,500 watts but not more than 2,000 watts. Medium-power elements	2
Low-power elements The number of surface cooking elements rated from 1,200 to 1,500 watts not including warming-only elements, or those contained within larger expandable elements. Low-power elements	2
Expandable elements This allows you to switch between a large, high-power element and a small, low-power element contained within it Expandable elements	No
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