JennAir JGD3536GB 36" Gas Downdraft Cooktop
Elevate your kitchen with this JennAir luxury gas downdraft cooktop, blending powerful performance with sophisticated design. It features five sealed burners, including a high-output 17,000 BTU burner for intense searing and a low-output 5,000 BTU burner for delicate simmering. The integrated JX3™ downdraft ventilation system effectively removes smoke and odors without the need for a hood. DuraFinish® Protection ensures lasting beauty by resisting scratches and stains, while removable brass burners simplify cleaning. This cooktop offers a seamless cooking experience and flexible installation options.
$3199.00
Owner Satisfaction
3.9
/ 5
Category Rank
781
/ 848
#781 in Cooktops
Price vs Category Average
+57%
Above average
Number of Burners
5
/ sealed burners
Who it's for
- Integrated Ventilation
- Powerful Gas Performance
- Continuous Grates & Controls
Who should skip it
- Limited Ventilation Power
- Requires Cabinet Modification
- High Cost of Ownership
Key Specs
Number of Burners
5 sealed burners
Maximum Burner Output
17,000 BTU
Minimum Burner Output
5,000 BTU
Ventilation System
JX3™ Downdraft with 3 Speeds (297 CFM Motor Class)
Grate Material
Cast Iron
Electrical Requirements
120V, 60Hz, 40 Amp
Cutout Dimensions
34.75"W x 19.94"D x 4"H
Product Weight
81 lbs
Features
- Integrated JX3™ downdraft ventilation captures smoke without a hood
- Powerful 17,000 BTU burner for high-heat cooking
- Ultra-low burner with melt cap for gentle heating
- DuraFinish® Protection resists yellowing, staining, and scratching
- Removable brass burners for easy cleaning
- Convertible to duct-free ventilation
- Flame-Sensing™ Re-ignition ensures continuous flame
- Continuous cast iron grates for easy cookware movement
What customers say
This JennAir cooktop impresses with its beautiful design and solid construction, fitting perfectly into contemporary kitchens. Powerful gas burners offer excellent heat control for various cooking tasks, and continuous grates make cleanup straightforward. A significant drawback, however, is the downdraft ventilation, which many users find insufficient for effectively clearing smoke and odors during demanding cooking. Some also express concerns about long term electronic control reliability and the expense of specialized upkeep. Potential buyers should weigh the elegant appearance against the ventilation's performance limits and potential ownership costs.
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