BALMUDA The Range Silver K04A SU microwave
Product Description
Transform your kitchen into a fun and creative space with BALMUDA The Range, a compact oven with a simple design, just the right size, and enjoyable to use. With an easy-to-use mode dial, quickly access the essential functions.
Product Specification
Capacity: 18L
Oven Max Temperature: 250°C (operation time at 210-250°C is approximately 3 minutes, then it automatically switches to 200°C)
Heating Method: Top and bottom heater (single level cooking)
Two-level Cooking: Not available
Microwave Max Output: 800W (max 3 minutes)
Sensor: Temperature sensor
Steam Generation: None
Toast Menu: None
Interior Shape: Flat
Door Opening: Vertical
Required Installation Dimensions (back): Flush against wall (only for heat-resistant materials, not for glass; 20cm or more for glass)
Required Installation Dimensions (top): 10cm or more
Required Installation Dimensions (sides): Left flush against wall, right 10cm or more (only for heat-resistant materials)
Power Frequency: Hertz-free
Other Specifications:
External Dimensions: W450 x D362 x H330mm
Internal Dimensions: W353 x D293 x H168mm
Weight: Approximately 12kg
Power: AC100V 50/60Hz shared
Power Consumption: 1270W (microwave), 1130W (oven)
Power Cord Length: 1.4m
Materials: Body - Iron (galvanized steel plate for painting), Door - PC+ABS, Body Interior - Iron (aluminum-plated steel plate), Flat Table - Glass (borosilicate glass), Corner Tray - Iron (aluminum-plated steel plate)
Microwave Functions: Automatic heating, manual heating, beverage heating (milk, coffee, alcohol), frozen rice, defrost mode (defrost, semi-defrost)
Oven Functions: With preheating, without preheating, fermentation
Intuitive and Simple Operation
No complex operations. Simply select and decide intuitively. Because it is used daily, the operation method is kept simple.
Various Modes for Different Needs
From microwave modes to oven, the mode switch allows for easy and efficient use. The display is easy to read and clearly shows the next operation.
Pleasant User Experience
The operation sounds of BALMUDA The Range are made up of beautiful and slightly humorous musical instrument sounds. Even on busy mornings, it will bring a delightful mood.
Beautiful Design, Just the Right Size
With a spacious 18L flat interior, easily take cooked items in and out without stress. It is easy to clean and maintain. Despite the spacious interior, the body is very sleek. The softly lit light and compact, beautiful appearance may make you want to show it off to guests.
All colors are available on this site.
Customer Reviews
Been using our Balmuda The Range for two weeks now and it's working great. Shipping was super fast – like 3 days. Despite being small our large dinner plates fit perfectly inside. The pull-down door makes it cumbersome to use high up. The Auto mode is really smart and we rarely need to change it to any other setting
We decided to use an Umi 1800W step-down transformer for it even though we were told it would work fine on 110v.
North American users also have to deal with the Japanese grounding system – there's a green wire sticking out of the back of The Range and you have to connect that to ground. We bought a dummy power plug at the hardware store to do this. So as you can see in the picture, the white plug is for the transformer to get power, the orange dummy plug connects The Range's ground wire to the house ground.
The Range doesn't have any kind toast mode, so at best you're going to be broiling bread and flipping it. Works great for bagels.
The door is very sensitive to even the slightest opening, even in Oven mode, so you can't use a wired temperature probe for baking fish or meat. Meater makes a cool wireless one that we're going to try.
Been using our Balmuda The Range for ten days now and it's working great. Shipping was super fast – like 3 days. Despite being small our large dinner plates fit perfectly inside. The pull-down door makes it cumbersome to use high up.
We decided to use an Umi 1800W step-down transformer for it even though we were told it would work fine on 110v.
North American users also have to deal with the Japanese grounding system – there's a green wire sticking out of the back of The Range and you have to connect that to ground. We bought a dummy power plug at the hardware store to do this. So as you can see in the picture, the white plug is for the transformer to get power, the orange dummy plug connects The Range's ground wire to the house ground.
The Range doesn't have any kind toast mode, so at best you're going to be broiling bread and flipping it.
The door is very sensitive to even the slightest opening, even in Oven mode, so you can't use a wired temperature probe for baking fish or meat. Meater makes a cool wireless one that we're going to try.
