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Extra oven rack

Charlie is a standard 30" range and comes with two oven racks. It has room for seven. Cook for a crowd with ease with an extra oven rack or more. 

Extra oven rack
$40.00
  • Dimensions

    Width: 29 7/8 inches
    Depth including handle: 29 3/4 inches
    Depth excluding handle: 28 1/16 inches
    Depth with oven door open: 48 1/8 inches
    Height: 35 3/4 to 36 1/4 inches height to cooking surface
    Weight: 354 lb

  • Power

    Electrical Requirement: 120V, 15A
    Energy Storage: 5 kWh
    Peak Output: 10 kW

  • Warranty

    Two full year manufacturer's warranty — twice the industry standard. Repair or replacement of any defective part or parts is included.

NYT Wirecutter

Well built

"This range is nice to cook on, well built, and great looking."
— Rachel Wharton, The New York Times Wirecutter

Cooktop features

  • Power & Precision

    Boil water lightning fast, or melt chocolate without a double boiler. You can do it all.

  • Clean

    Simply wipe up after you're done cooking.

  • Safe

    Induction heats the pan directly. So the cooktop remains cool and safe, even for the littlest hands.

Oven features

  • Steady Temperature

    Dual precision temperature sensors allow you to perfectly balance the temperature throughout the oven from as low as 80F all the way up to 550F.

  • Turbo Preheat

    With a battery boost and precision control, the oven comes to temperature 4x faster than gas. More cooking, less waiting.

  • Cook how you want

    Multiple heating elements and fans enable baking, convection baking, and broiling, so you can cook all your favorites (and some new ones too).

Webinar replay: How battery-equipped induction works

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  • How many watts does each cooking zone use?
  • What is the lifetime of the battery?


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Let's make this easy

Just plug & play

Installing a Charlie range is as easy as getting a new fridge or washing machine. In about an hour you'll be cooking with the magic of induction.

How it works

A battery changes everything

Induction stoves need a lot of power, for short periods of time.

Charlie uses a built-in battery to give you that power when you need it. It charges intelligently during times when renewable energy is available, so you're always ready to cook.

Charlie's also got your back when the power goes out, with enough on board power to cook 3-5 meals.

Breathe easy

Induction cooking is clean. Gas isn't.

Many studies have been done on the harmful effects of gas cooking, which uses methane and produces noxious gases such as carbon monoxide, benzene, nitrous oxides, and formaldehyde.


42% increased risk of childhood asthma from gas stoves

Children living in a home with a gas stove have a 42% increased risk of experiencing asthma symptoms, according to a 2013 report in the International Journal of Epidemiology.


76% of gas stoves leak methane when turned off

A 2022 Stanford University study of 53 gas stoves found that even when they were off, more than three-quarters of them leaked methane from their fittings and pipes.


10-50x more benzene — a known cause of blood cancers — is emitted from gas stoves than electric stoves. Induction cooktops do not emit benzene.

A 2023 Stanford University study found that indoor levels of benzene, a carcinogen produced by gas stove flames, can be "worse than secondhand smoke," even if the range hood vents outdoors.

Love at first touch

Black walnut fixtures

Add a touch of luxury to your kitchen with our knobs and door handle made from reclaimed black walnut with copper inlay.

Circuit overload protection

Plays well with others

Charlie works best with a dedicated outlet. However, it can also share an outlet with another appliance.

For example, if you have a toaster plugged into the same outlet as Charlie, Charlie's power remains constant and the battery may just briefly stop charging while your bagel toasts. When the bagel pops up, the battery gets back to business as usual.

Image of an induction range plugged into a regular outlet that a toaster is also plugged into.

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