Panasonic NN-SN686S Countertop/Built-In Microwave with Inverter Technology, 1.2 cu. ft. , Stainless
Panasonic Inverter Technology perfects the art of cooking with microwave ovens, delivering delicious flavor, excellent color and superb shape and texture in the foods you cook. The consistent delivery of microwave energy means delicate foods can simmer without the edges and surfaces overcooking. Foods have the look and taste of conventional-oven cooking without the wait!.
Product Features
- Patented Inverter Technology delivers a seamless stream of cooking power even at low settings for precise cooking that preserves that flavor and texture of your favorite foods
- 1200 Watts of High Power with a 1.2 cubic foot capacity; Membrane keypad and 5 menu buttons for easy programming, 10 Power Levels; push-button door release
- 14 Preset Auto Cook Menu Items, 13.4-inch turntable; Delay Start and Timer; More/Less Control; Quick Minute, Popcorn Key
- Complies with 2016 DOE Energy Conservation Standards
- Exterior dimensions: 20-11/16 x 15-13/16 x 12-1/4-Inches
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