A separate grill, useful shelf positions and an easier cleaning routine can make a bigger difference than another cooking mode on the dial.
Our cooking brands
Our regular cooking range includes Westinghouse, Chef, Omega and Haier.
A separate grill or one oven cavity?
The Westinghouse WLE543WCB 54cm electric cooker combines a ceramic cooktop with a fan-forced oven and a separate grill. The separate grill is useful when you want to grill something while the main oven is doing another job.
This model requires a hardwired electrical connection, which needs to be handled by an appropriate electrician.
What matters inside the oven?
Usable shelf space matters more than the oven’s litre figure alone, especially when several dishes are cooking together. A roasting dish and another tray may each fit on their own but need a workable combination of shelf positions when used together.
A separate grill, telescopic runners and accessible controls can each make cooking easier in different ways. Those features vary by model, so the useful choice depends on how you like to cook.
How much cleaning does it need?
Manual cleaning, catalytic liners, steam-assisted cleaning and pyrolytic cleaning involve different upkeep. The cleaning method can be worth paying attention to if scrubbing the oven is a job you put off.
Trays and runners may need to come out before a cleaning cycle, depending on the model. The Westinghouse oven guide explains cleaning options across its range.
The range at Delacey’s
Our Cooking & Dishwashers range is available to browse online and in store at 40B George Street, Bowen. For help with a particular appliance, email sales@bowenbirite.com.au.
Local delivery arrangements are explained on our appliances and services page.