Arista 60cm Stainless Steel & Black Glass Built-in Oven OVMEC4SS
 � where timeless style meets everyday performance.

• 5 cooking functions. Master any recipe with confidence.
• Fan-forced heating. Even, consistent temperatures throughout.
  
• Stainless steel & black glass. Matches both stainless and black appliances.
• 120-minute mechanical timer. Precise, worry-free cooking control.
• Easy-clean seamless cavity. Wipe down in seconds.
• 10A plug-and-cable. DIY installation - no electrician for swap-overs.

Contemporary design that complements every kitchen

A striking combination of a brushed-stainless control panel and a full black-glass door lets the Arista OVMEC4SS pair effortlessly with stainless-steel cooktops, rangehoods, dishwashers, and fridges�while still matching black-glass induction, ceramic, or gas hobs. The smooth glass surface resists smudges and wipes clean with simple window cleaner, keeping your kitchen looking showroom-new.

Versatility for real-world cooking

Five dedicated functions�including fan-forced bake, grill, double-grill with fan, convection, and defrost�mean you can roast a Sunday chicken, bake flaky pastries, or crisp a cheesy lasagna without compromise. A wrap-around element behind the fan delivers uniform heat top-to-bottom, so every dish comes out evenly cooked.

Effortless cleaning inside and out

The oven�s seamless interior cavity uses moulded shelf runners instead of bolt-on rails, eliminating grime-traps. A removable full inner-glass door with a reflective finish pops out in seconds, giving you a flat surface you can clean at the sink�no tools, no fuss.

Cool, safe, and built to last

An integrated cavity-cooling system circulates ambient air around the cabinet, keeping the outer door cooler to the touch and protecting surrounding cabinetry. It also helps extend component life for years of reliable service.

Plug-in convenience or hardwire flexibility

Supplied with a standard 10 A plug and cable, the oven can be swapped into an existing dedicated 10 A oven circuit without calling an electrician. For brand-new installations�or if you prefer a hardwired setup�simply remove the cable and have a licensed electrician connect it directly.