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ADDITIONAL FEATURES
• Precision control over the cooking process, enabled by the
cooktop's five burners:
– Left rear burner: 3,200 BTU for low, steady flame
– Right rear and front burners: 7,000 BTU for dishes that
require sustained heating, such as pasta or stew
– Left front burner: 10,000 BTU for sautéing
– Central burner: 17,000 BTU for high-heat cooking or
stir-frying
• Knobs and burner elements are designed to ensure no cooking oil,
water or other liquids will seep through the surface of the cooktop
• A thermocouple flame sensor detects and triggers the cooktop
to automatically shut off in the event of unsafe flame conditions
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NEW THOR KITCHEN REFRIGERATOR
OFFERS TRIPLE-TECH COOLING SYSTEM
FOR PRECISE CLIMATE CONTROL
The unit also features an innovative fle
x drawer
and in-door ice and water dispenser
THOR Kitchen's new 36-inch Professional French Door
Refrigerator offers premium features such as an innovative climate-
controlled Flex Drawer, triple-tech cooling system and in-door ice
and water dispenser to take home refrigeration to the next level.
"Our homes have evolved into more than just the place where we
reside, and consumers continue seeking out appliances that
enhance their everyday life," said THOR Kitchen Managing Director
Kyle You. "Premium features that offer ease of use and convenience
are key for today's home chefs, and THOR Kitchen's new
refrigerator meets their needs with ample storage, state-of-the-art
cooling technology and a sleek stainless-steel finish."
KEY FEATURES + BENEFITS
• The Flex Drawer is a third climate-controlled exterior drawer with
separate zones for storing meat, produce, beverages or other
snacks. The drawer provides easy access to additional storage,
and precise temperature controls keep each zone at the optimal
temperature.
• The refrigerator's triple-tech cooling system controls the
temperature of each compartment with a separate airflow,
increasing humidity levels and reducing frost build-up.
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