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Bertazzoni MAS365INMBG
Best for: 5 official cooking zones, 2,100 W official maximum zone, 9,300 W computed total zone wattage, 2 kWh/year official cooktop low-power energy
5.1/10
What we like
- Official record lists 5 cooking zones
- Official cooktop low-power-mode energy is 2 kWh/year
- Official cooking-top technology is Induction
- Official width is 36 in
Watch out for
- Official maximum cooking-zone wattage is 2,100 W, at the low end of this set
Score breakdown
| Official cooking zones | 5 zones |
|---|---|
| Official maximum cooking-zone wattage | 2100 W |
| Computed total cooking-zone wattage | 9300 W |
| Official cooktop low-power-mode energy | 2 kWh/year |
| Official ENERGY STAR product type | Range |
| Official installation type | Freestanding |
| Official cooking-top technology | Induction |
| Official certified model number | MAS365INMBG |
| Official width | 36 in |
| Official height | 32 in |
| Official depth | 27 in |
| Official voltage | 240 V |
| Official amperage | 60 A |
| Official control type | Knobs |
| Official specialty zones | Bridge Element |
| Official smart capabilities | Not listed |
| Official additional product features | None |
| Official annual energy consumption | 187 kWh/year |
| Official cooktop low-power-mode energy | 2 kWh/year |
| Official oven low-power-mode energy | 1 kWh/year |
| Official average cooking-zone time (ENERGY STAR test value) | 8 min |
| Official cooking-zone sizes and wattages | zone 1: 8.46 in, 1,850 W; zone 2: 6.30 in, 1,400 W; zone 3: 8.27 in, 2,100 W; zone 4: 8.46 in, 1,850 W; zone 5: 8.27 in, 2,100 W |
| Computed total cooking-zone wattage | 9,300 W (sum of official zone wattages, labelled computed) |
| Official markets | United States |
| Official date available on market | 2024-06-01 |
| Official date certified | 2026-02-05 |
| Official UPC | Not listed |
| Oven cavity capacity | Not listed |
| Source note | 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. |
| Price | Check price |