Hansa presents a new range of microwave ovens. New models offer more automatic programs and power levels than the current range. Models come in redesigned, stainless steel and white.
All models are quite capacious – the volume of the inner chamber is 17 and 20 liters, which allows you to cook large meals simultaneously, without dividing them into several portions. Microwave ovens have a microwave power of 700 and 800 watts.
Hansa microwave ovens are easy to use and have 6 and 9 power levels, reducing the cooking time.
The AMG17E70GVH and AMG20E70GIVH models have a combi-grill that works together with microwaves and also have a multistep cooking function.
Among the main functions are: defrost by time and weight, electronic timer up to 95 minutes, alarm-end function and the necessary function for all young families – child lock.
New models of microwave ovens offered in stores since June 2012. Manufacturer’s recommended retail price in the American market for these models – from 2000 Dollars.
These Hansa microwave ovens seem great for bachelors, but I’m curious to know more about their 9 power levels. How do these power levels work, and how do they affect the cooking process? Are there specific dishes or food items that are better suited for certain power levels?
Are the 9 power levels in Hansa microwave ovens necessary for bachelors? How do these power levels enhance the ease of use for individuals?