There are currently two versions of the Electrickit conversion available - the Classic and the Advanced.
The main distinction between the two versions is their control systems: the Classic uses manual dials, and the Advanced has a touchscreen interface with smart capabilities. Both models can have an induction hob. The Advanced also supports remote access via an app, programmable timers, and upgrade options such radiant hobs. Both models provide zoned electric cooking, with the Advanced offering digital controls.
In brief:
Electrickit Advanced
- Digital touchscreen control, programmable timers, and smartphone remote access. Includes Wi-Fi scheduling and energy-saving settings.
- For users looking for remote control functionality and precise temperature management.
- Upgrades - induction or radiant hobs.
Electrickit Classic
- Manual controls for hobs and bottom oven, digital display for main oven. Optional WIFI oven timer for scheduling ovens on/ off and to save energy
- For users seeking a more traditional cooking experience
- Upgrades - Induction hob, inbuilt oven timer control
Here is a table to help compare features of them both in more detail
