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4 Burner Glass Gas Stove with Brass Burner Black (CT1041GTBBBL) - Manual/Auto Ignition

Current price ₹ 6,542
Original price ₹ 11,895
Original price ₹ 11,895 - Original price ₹ 13,795
Original price ₹ 11,895
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Product Features

- 4 fuel-efficient brass burners (2 big, 2 small)

- Available in manual and auto ignition

- 6 mm toughened black glass

- Strong pan supports

- Matt stainless steel drip tray

- 360° revolving inlet nozzle

- Ergonomic black bakelite knobs

- Anti-skid feet

- Black powder-coated body

- 600 x 565 mm cooking area

- ISI certified

- LPG compatible, convertible to PNG on request

- 2-year standard warranty, 2-year glass warranty

Product Description
  • Four brass burners for daily cooking: Two big and two small burners handle everything from a fast tadka to a slow simmer, so a glass top stove for a kitchen like this covers a full family menu at once. Brass holds a steady flame through long cooking sessions.

  • 6 mm toughened black glass: The tempered surface is scratch and stain resistant, and spills of oil, milk, or haldi wipe away without scrubbing. A black glass gas stove hides everyday marks better than steel between deep cleans.

  • Manual or auto ignition: The model comes in both versions, so you can pick a manual ignition gas stove with no battery to replace, or an auto ignition version that sparks straight from the knob. Burners, glass, and body stay identical across both.

  • Sturdy pan supports and anti-skid feet: The supports take the weight of a filled pressure cooker or a heavy kadhai without flexing, and the anti-skid feet grip the counter so the stove stays firmly in place while you stir.

  • Matt stainless steel drip tray: A fixed steel tray catches spillovers before they reach the counter and wipes clean with a damp cloth, while the matt finish hides water spots on the all-black surface.

  • 360° revolving inlet nozzle: The swivel nozzle at the back turns to meet the gas cylinder from any direction, and the ISI-certified, BIS-tested build keeps daily cooking safe.

  • 600 x 565 mm cooking area: The top holds four vessels with space between burners, so a 4-burner gas stove in black takes on large pans without crowding.

  • Durable value pick: The black powder-coated body resists daily wear, which makes it worth a look when comparing gas stoves on everyday value for a home kitchen.


Manufacturer Details
 
 Product Name

 
 Cooktop


 Country of Manufacturer

 
 India

 Manufacturer Details


 Glen Appliances Pvt. Ltd. Plot No.
 919, Sector 68, IMT, Faridabad,
 Haryana Pincode: 121004  
Warranty

2 year warranty on product (Terms & Conditions applied)

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Frequently asked questions

How do I clean a black glass gas stove?

Let the surface cool, then wipe it with a damp cloth and a little mild dishwashing liquid. For stuck grease, a paste of baking soda and water lifts it without scratching. Avoid steel wool and harsh abrasives.

Is a 4-burner stove suitable for everyday use?

Yes. Four burners let you run a curry, dal, rice, and rotis together, which suits daily family cooking and festival spreads. Match each vessel to the right burner size for efficient use.

Does black glass show scratches easily?

Toughened glass resists everyday marks well, and the black finish hides fingerprints and smudges better than steel between cleans. Avoid dragging heavy vessels across the surface to keep it looking its best.

Is manual ignition safer than auto ignition?

Both are safe. Manual ignition has no battery or electronic spark to fail and lights with a lighter or matchstick, while auto ignition sparks from the knob for convenience. The choice comes down to preference.

What precautions should I take while using glass cooktops?

Let the glass cool before cleaning, avoid dropping heavy items on it, and do not drag vessels across the surface. Keep the area around the burners dry and avoid sudden temperature shocks to the glass.

Which burner size is best for cooking Indian food?

Use the big burners for frying, rotis, and a heavy kadhai, and the small burners for simmering milk, dal, or tea. Matching the flame to the vessel gives even cooking and keeps gas use efficient.