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JennAir JIS1450M* vs Whirlpool WSIS5030T*

Two of the induction ranges in our best induction ranges 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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#36 of 42 in Induction Ranges

JennAir JIS1450M*

4.2/10

Best for: 4 official cooking zones, 3,600 W official maximum zone, 11,800 W computed total zone wattage, 9.40 kWh/year official cooktop low-power energy

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#39 of 42 in Induction Ranges

Whirlpool WSIS5030T*

4.2/10

Best for: 4 official cooking zones, 3,600 W official maximum zone, 11,800 W computed total zone wattage, 9.40 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 JIS1450M*Whirlpool WSIS5030T*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. 4 zones 4 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. 3600 W 3600 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. 11800 W 11800 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). 9.4 kWh/year 9.4 kWh/year 20%
Official ENERGY STAR product typeRangeRangeinfo
Official installation typeFreestandingFreestandinginfo
Official cooking-top technologyInductionInductioninfo
Official certified model numberJIS1450M**WSIS5030T**info
Official width29.90 in29.90 ininfo
Official height36 in36 ininfo
Official depth26.40 in26.40 ininfo
Official voltage240 V240 Vinfo
Official amperageNot listedNot listedinfo
Official control typeElectronicElectronicinfo
Official specialty zonesNot listedNot listedinfo
Official smart capabilitiesNot listedNot listedinfo
Official additional product featuresLeft side coils can be bridged to operate as one unitLeft side coils can be bridged to operate as one unitinfo
Official annual energy consumption195 kWh/year195 kWh/yearinfo
Official cooktop low-power-mode energy9.40 kWh/year9.40 kWh/yearinfo
Official oven low-power-mode energy1.10 kWh/year1.10 kWh/yearinfo
Official average cooking-zone time (ENERGY STAR test value)4 min4 mininfo
Official cooking-zone sizes and wattageszone 1: 7.13 in, 3,000 W; zone 2: 7.13 in, 3,000 W; zone 3: 10.31 in, 3,600 W; zone 4: 5.75 in, 2,200 Wzone 1: 7.13 in, 3,000 W; zone 2: 7.13 in, 3,000 W; zone 3: 10.31 in, 3,600 W; zone 4: 5.75 in, 2,200 Winfo
Computed total cooking-zone wattage11,800 W (sum of official zone wattages, labelled computed)11,800 W (sum of official zone wattages, labelled computed)info
Official marketsUnited StatesUnited Statesinfo
Official date available on market2026-09-212026-09-21info
Official date certified2026-08-282026-08-28info
Official UPC883049662442883049963297info
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 score4.2/104.2/10100%

Where each one comes out ahead

JennAir JIS1450M*

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

What we like

  • Computed total of official zone wattages is 11,800 W
  • Official cooking-top technology is Induction

Watch out for

  • Official record lists 4 cooking zones, at the low end of this set
  • Official cooktop low-power-mode energy is 9.40 kWh/year, at the high end of this set
  • Official amperage is not listed on the ENERGY STAR record

Whirlpool WSIS5030T*

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

What we like

  • Computed total of official zone wattages is 11,800 W
  • Official cooking-top technology is Induction

Watch out for

  • Official record lists 4 cooking zones, at the low end of this set
  • Official cooktop low-power-mode energy is 9.40 kWh/year, at the high end of this set
  • Official amperage is not listed on the ENERGY STAR record

Verdict

Both official ENERGY STAR records list these models as freestanding induction ranges. The Whirlpool WSIS5030T* record lists 4 official cooking zones, 3,600 W official maximum zone wattage, 11,800 W computed total zone wattage and 9.40 kWh/year official cooktop low-power-mode energy. The JennAir JIS1450M* record lists 4 official cooking zones, 3,600 W official maximum zone wattage, 11,800 W computed total zone wattage and 9.40 kWh/year official cooktop low-power-mode energy.

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