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FBIO 80L 4F BK
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If you like to bake, roast, and grill often, you should opt for the Faber FBIO 80L 4F BK. Built-in Oven convection oven. This oven has an ergonomic design that allows easy grilling, baking, and other functions by circulating hot air throughout the oven, cooking food more evenly. An oven comes with a variety of heating options that let you defrost, slow cook, and even make pizzas. Eight basic cooking functions can be used in a very versatile way to cook the best cuisines.
This built-in oven has an 80-litre capacity, which can let you cook enough food for a family. With five shelf positions, it allows you to cook different types of food according to your demands. This oven has a temperature range of 50 degrees to 250 degrees, which can be controlled by a knob.
Light, Grill (for Crispy Pizza and Chicken), Conventional Heating (for Breads and Fruitcakes), Fan with Bottom Heat (for Crisp Pies and Pastry), Convection Heating (Bake Mode), Top Heat (for Lasagne and Pie), Defrost, and Fan-Assisted Grilling (for Crispy Food)
The triple-glazed system can withstand any environment and retain maximum heat within the glass. The glass door from outside is therefore cool to touch.
The Faber Oven is a powerful and energy-efficient oven that saves the maximum energy, as the energy rating of this oven is A+, which is the highest you can get.
The oven has soft-push rotatory knobs for adjusting the cooking function and temperature setting. It has 3 rotatory knob controls and 3 rotary controls: a function knob, a timer knob, and a temperature knob.
Faber Oven comes with a rotisserie function. An electric motor is fixed to the skewer that helps rotate the food to cook evenly on all sides. You can always prepare your tandoori and tikkas in this oven with ease.
It has a capacity of 80 litres and comes with four auto-cooking functions. The 80-litre capacity enables you to cook a large quantity at once.
