Looking for a GE Speedcook Oven?
Rediscover the joy of cooking without the time commitment with GE’s innovative speedcooking technology. We offer both GE Advantium and GE Trivection ovens, in a variety of installation options:
GE Advantium® ovens use breakthrough technology to cook food with light. Foods cook in a fraction of the time needed in conventional ovens with oven-quality results.
Trivection® ovens combine thermal, convection and microwave heating methods to give everyday cooks the ability to create savory, mouth-watering meals with incredible ease — incredibly fast!
Speedcooking Ovens
Built-In Speedcook Wall Oven
These ovens are installed into the wall for a seamless, built-in appearance. Available in Advantium or Trivection speedcooking options.
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Slide-In Trivection Oven Range
The slide-in range configuration is designed to fit common cutouts and is easy to install, with an electric cooktop combined with a Trivection oven.
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What is Trivection technology?
GE Profile™ wall ovens with Trivection technology combine thermal, Precise Air™ convection and microwave energies to produce optimal texture, crispness, moistness and browning for each food type — up to five times faster than a traditional oven.
No special recipes required! GE designed Trivection technology ovens to be as user-friendly as possible. Favorite recipes from cookbooks, newspapers, magazines, and even from Grandma can be used in Trivection technology ovens.
Auto Recipe conversion automatically adjusts standard recipes.
Chef’s Guide controls help guide you through the cooking experience to make programming quick and easy.
What is Advantium technology?
A GE Profile Advantium Oven bakes, grills, and roasts up to 8 times faster than a conventional oven — with no preheating! And it’s also a fully-functioning microwave oven.
Advantium technology harnesses the power of light. The outside of the food is cooked like a conventional oven, with radiant heat produced by halogen bulbs above and below the food. This halogen-produced heat receives a boost of microwave energy. The result? Foods brown and cook evenly and fast, while retaining their natural moisture.
There are times when almost everyone wishes they had a second oven in their kitchen. Advantium is the perfect second oven for many homes.
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* A baked potato cooked in the Advantium 240-volt oven cooks in 4 minutes; 10 minutes in the Advantium 120-volt oven.
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GE Advantium Oven Comes in Two Voltages:
Advantium 240-volt oven
Bakes, broils, browns, roasts, microwaves and grills up to eight times faster than a conventional oven—with no preheating required. This oven requires a 240-volt, 30-amp dedicated line.
Advantium 120-volt oven
Oven-quality food up to four times faster than a conventional oven—with no preheating required. This oven requires a standard 120-volt, 15-amp power outlet.
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Shopping Guide: Questions to consider before buying your new speedcook oven
Before you buy your next speedcook oven, be sure to gather the following information to find the right one for you and your family. You can also print and complete our form, then take it to your local dealer to find the perfect GE speedcook oven for you!
Basic questions to ask yourself before buying:
- How many people live in your home?
- How often do you have guests over for dinner or host parties? If often, a double wall oven might be a good choice.
- Are you building a new home, remodeling/upgrading your current kitchen, or are you replacing an existing appliance?
Questions to help you choose the right model:
- What size oven do you need? Be sure to measure your cutout space, then check the dimensions of the oven you are interested in to help ensure a proper fit. Look for “Installation Instructions” on each wall oven for exact cutout dimensions.
- Would you prefer a larger oven capacity that can hold more dishes?
- If you are interested in an over-the-range Advantium, do you need it to vent cooktop steam, heat and odors outside? GE offers both externally-vented and convertible venting over-the-range Advantium ovens.
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