Mora KS 312 white

In 2015, the choice of stoves on the market expanded mainly due to low-cost models. Among them, the Mora technique deserves trust. The Czech manufacturer has been producing cookers for a hundred years and is part of the same concern with the Gorenje trademark.

European assembly

The products of the Czech company and the model KS 312 in particular are assembled in the Czech Republic, and not like their low-cost counterparts in Turkey, Belarus, etc. Our customers still have few reviews about models from Moravia. But almost everyone positively evaluates these products — in the spirit of the fact that "it gives the impression of a simple but solid device."

Priority is given to gas

Most stoves with a combined hob are equipped with a pair of gas and electric burners. Mora KS 312 has a different design — with three gas burners and one electric burner.

The size and heat output of KS 312 gas burners — 1, 1.7 and 2.7 kW — are chosen in such a way that it is convenient for the hostess to cook food in different dishes and with different heating intensity. The stove has electric ignition, which is not typical for all combined models. An electric burner with a power of 1 kW heats relatively “weakly”. The KS 312 is the right choice for customers who plan to run their hob mostly on gas and only occasionally on electricity.

forced economy

Don't expect advanced functionality from $230 appliances. The manufacturer had to “cut down” even some basic functions. In particular, the device is deprived of a gas control system that automatically stops the gas supply when the flame goes out. A less critical moment — only a deep baking sheet and a wire rack are included in the package (without a regular baking sheet).