Advantium - 120 versus 240 Volt Models

Advantium ovens are available in 120 Volt and 240 Volt versions. This article provides a basic overview of the similarities and differences between a 120 Volt and 240 Volt model.

Understanding the Differences With a 120 Versus 240 Volt Advantium Oven

Similarities

The 120 volt and 240 volt Advantium ovens both offer the same great cooking options:

• Microwave
• Speedcooking
• Convection Cooking
• Broil
• Warming/Proofing

Differences

The primary difference is in the speed and interior light function:

240 Volt Advantium

• 4x-8x faster than conventional cooking.
• Can have multiple heat functions on at once such as microwave, fan, upper heat, lower heat, and interior lights. During Speedcooking, the microwave and upper and/or lower lamps can be on at the same time while cooking.
• The interior light is the halogen cooking light, so the light does not stay on, it cycles on/off with the cooking.
• No preheating is necessary, except with convection cooking.
• Not approved for under-counter installation.

120 Volt Advantium

• 2x-4x faster than conventional cooking.
• The heat functions cycle one at a time such as microwave, fan, upper heat, lower heat, and lights. During Speedcooking, the microwave, upper lamps and lower lamps cycle on at different times.
• Has a separate light for the interior light; the light stays on.
• Preheating is recommended.
• Approved for under-counter installation.

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