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JennAir JICT736S* vs KitchenAid KCIT736S*

Two of the electric cooktops in our best electric cooktops comparison, lined up spec by spec. Every figure comes from the manufacturer pages linked below, and the scores use the same published formula as the full ranking.

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#7 of 54 in Electric Cooktops

JennAir JICT736S*

7.8/10

Best for: 5 official cooking zones, 3,700 W official maximum zone, 18,500 W computed total zone wattage, 0.43 kWh/year official cooktop low-power energy

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#8 of 54 in Electric Cooktops

KitchenAid KCIT736S*

7.8/10

Best for: 5 official cooking zones, 3,700 W official maximum zone, 18,500 W computed total zone wattage, 0.43 kWh/year official cooktop low-power energy

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Spec-by-spec comparison

Green marks the better published figure. "Not listed" means the manufacturer doesn't publish it.

SpecJennAir JICT736S*KitchenAid KCIT736S*Weight
Official cooking zonesThe official number of cooking zones on the ENERGY STAR certified record. A missing value is shown as Not listed and scores at the category minimum. 5 zones 5 zones 25%
Official maximum cooking-zone wattageThe highest official cooking-zone wattage published on the ENERGY STAR record. This is a certified nameplate figure, not a measured boil-time test. A missing value scores at the category minimum. 3700 W 3700 W 30%
Computed total cooking-zone wattageThe sum of the official cooking-zone wattages on the ENERGY STAR record, labelled computed. Zones with a listed size but no listed wattage are omitted from the sum. A missing value scores at the category minimum. 18500 W 18500 W 25%
Official cooktop low-power-mode energyOfficial ENERGY STAR cooktop low-power-mode energy in kilowatt-hours per year. Lower is better. Official annual energy consumption on this dataset clusters tightly, so we score this low-power field instead and still print the official annual figure on each card. A missing value scores at the category minimum (the highest low-power energy in the set). 0.43 kWh/year 0.43 kWh/year 20%
Official ENERGY STAR product typeCooktopCooktopinfo
Official installation typeBuilt-in/Slide-inBuilt-in/Slide-ininfo
Official cooking-top technologyInductionInductioninfo
Official certified model numberJICT736S***KCIT736S****info
Official width36.30 in36.30 ininfo
Official height3.68 in3.68 ininfo
Official depth21.30 in21.30 ininfo
Official voltage240 V240 Vinfo
Official amperage50 A50 Ainfo
Official control typeTouch ControlTouch Controlinfo
Official specialty zonesFlexible Cooking ZoneFlexible Cooking Zoneinfo
Official smart capabilitiesWifi EnabledWifi Enabledinfo
Official additional product featuresNoneNoneinfo
Official annual energy consumption195 kWh/year195 kWh/yearinfo
Official cooktop low-power-mode energy0.43 kWh/year0.43 kWh/yearinfo
Official oven low-power-mode energyNot listedNot listedinfo
Official average cooking-zone time (ENERGY STAR test value)4.5 min4.5 mininfo
Official cooking-zone sizes and wattageszone 1: 7.87 in, 3,700 W; zone 2: 7.87 in, 3,700 W; zone 3: 11.02 in, 3,700 W; zone 4: 7.87 in, 3,700 W; zone 5: 7.87 in, 3,700 Wzone 1: 7.87 in, 3,700 W; zone 2: 7.87 in, 3,700 W; zone 3: 11.02 in, 3,700 W; zone 4: 7.87 in, 3,700 W; zone 5: 7.87 in, 3,700 Winfo
Computed total cooking-zone wattage18,500 W (sum of official zone wattages, labelled computed)18,500 W (sum of official zone wattages, labelled computed)info
Official marketsUnited States, CanadaUnited States, Canadainfo
Official date available on market2025-07-212025-05-26info
Official date certified2025-03-252025-03-25info
Official UPC883049705583;883049705590883049705569;883049705576info
Oven cavity capacityNot listedNot listedinfo
Source noteOfficial annual energy consumption is the ENERGY STAR certified figure. On this dataset those official annual figures cluster tightly (roughly 175–195 kWh/year), so we show them as a detail and do not use them as a primary score.Official annual energy consumption is the ENERGY STAR certified figure. On this dataset those official annual figures cluster tightly (roughly 175–195 kWh/year), so we show them as a detail and do not use them as a primary score.info
RangePick score7.8/107.8/10100%

Where each one comes out ahead

JennAir JICT736S*

No scored spec where it is strictly ahead; its case rests on the strengths below.

What we like

  • Official record lists 5 cooking zones
  • Official maximum cooking-zone wattage is 3,700 W
  • Computed total of official zone wattages is 18,500 W
  • Official cooking-top technology is Induction

Watch out for

    KitchenAid KCIT736S*

    No scored spec where it is strictly ahead; its case rests on the strengths below.

    What we like

    • Official record lists 5 cooking zones
    • Official maximum cooking-zone wattage is 3,700 W
    • Computed total of official zone wattages is 18,500 W
    • Official cooking-top technology is Induction

    Watch out for

      Verdict

      Both official ENERGY STAR records list these models as built-in/slide-in induction cooktops. The KitchenAid KCIT736S* record lists 5 official cooking zones, 3,700 W official maximum zone wattage, 18,500 W computed total zone wattage and 0.43 kWh/year official cooktop low-power-mode energy. The JennAir JICT736S* record lists 5 official cooking zones, 3,700 W official maximum zone wattage, 18,500 W computed total zone wattage and 0.43 kWh/year official cooktop low-power-mode energy.

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