Frigidaire Cooktops: Electric and Induction Models
Frigidaire electric cooktops include radiant smoothtops and induction models in 30 and 36 inch sizes. Compare elements, power and controls before you choose.
Frigidaire electric cooktops come in two types: radiant smoothtops that heat a glass surface, and induction cooktops that heat the pan directly with a magnetic field. Both install in the counter, and both come in 30-inch and 36-inch sizes.
This guide compares six Frigidaire cooktops across the Frigidaire, Gallery and Professional lines using the details on each product page. For background on the two technologies, see our guide to electric vs induction, or browse all Frigidaire cooktops.
- Four radiant electric and two induction cooktops.
- The GCCI3070BM and FCCI3627AB induction models list a 3,600-watt top element.
- The Gallery radiant models list a 3,200-watt top element and a Keep Warm zone.
- The FFEC3025UB is a simple 4-element radiant cooktop with knob controls.
- The FCCI3627AB is Energy Star certified.
Our top picks at a glance
Compare them side by side
Classic Radiant Pick: Frigidaire FFEC3025UB Electric Cooktop
Frigidaire FFEC3025UB 30 inch Electric Cooktop with 4 Elements, Hot Surface Indicator (Black)
The Frigidaire FFEC3025UB is a radiant electric cooktop with four elements, a hot surface indicator and knob controls in black. Its top element is rated at 3,000 watts.
- Simple knob controls
- Hot surface indicator
- Four elements
- Four elements, like the GCCI3070BM; the other four models have five
Gallery Radiant Pick: Frigidaire Gallery GCCE3070BS Electric Cooktop
Frigidaire GCCE3070BS Gallery 30 inch Electric Cooktop with 5 Elements, Backlit LED Knobs and Keep Warm Zone (Stainless Steel)
The Frigidaire Gallery GCCE3070BS is a radiant electric cooktop with five elements, backlit LED knobs and a Keep Warm zone. Its top element is rated at 3,200 watts, and it is ADA compliant.
- Five elements
- Backlit LED knobs
- Keep Warm zone
- Radiant glass stays hot after cooking
Wide Radiant Pick: Frigidaire Gallery GCCE3670BS Electric Cooktop
Frigidaire GCCE3670BS Gallery 36 inch Electric Cooktop with 5 Elements, Backlit LED Knobs and Keep Warm Zone (Stainless Steel)
The Frigidaire Gallery GCCE3670BS is the wider version of the Gallery radiant cooktop, with five elements, backlit LED knobs and a Keep Warm zone. Its top element is rated at 3,200 watts. It suits a wider counter cutout or a kitchen that wants more space between pots.
- Wider cooking surface
- Five elements with Keep Warm zone
- Backlit LED knobs
- Needs a wider counter cutout
Professional Pick: Frigidaire Professional PCCE3080AF Electric Cooktop
Frigidaire PCCE3080AF Professional 30 inch Electric Cooktop with 5 Elements, Backlit LED Knobs, EvenTemp Element, in Stainless Steel
The Frigidaire Professional PCCE3080AF is a radiant electric cooktop with five elements, backlit LED knobs and an EvenTemp element. Its top element is rated at 3,200 watts in a stainless steel finish.
- EvenTemp element
- Backlit LED knobs
- Professional series styling
- Radiant, not induction
Gallery Induction Pick: Frigidaire Gallery GCCI3070BM Induction Cooktop
Frigidaire GCCI3070BM Gallery 30 inch Induction Cooktop with 4 Elements, MatteGuard Surface, 2-in-1 Bridge Element and Integrated Touch-Controls in Stainless Steel
The Frigidaire Gallery GCCI3070BM is an induction cooktop with four elements, a 2-in-1 bridge element and integrated touch controls. Its product page lists a MatteGuard surface and a 3,600-watt top element.
- Induction heats the pan directly
- 2-in-1 bridge element
- MatteGuard surface
- Needs induction-compatible cookware
- Four elements, like the FFEC3025UB
Wide Induction Pick: Frigidaire FCCI3627AB Induction Cooktop
Frigidaire FCCI3627AB 36 inch Induction Cooktop with 5 Elements, Bridge Function, Energy Star
The Frigidaire FCCI3627AB is a wider induction cooktop with five elements and a bridge function. It lists digital controls, a 3,600-watt top element and Energy Star certification.
- Five induction elements
- Bridge function
- Energy Star certified
- Needs induction-compatible cookware
- Needs a wider counter cutout
Frigidaire cooktop comparison
4-Element Radiant | Gallery Radiant | Wide Gallery Radiant | Professional Radiant | Gallery Induction | Wide Induction | |
| Model | FFEC3025UB | GCCE3070BS | GCCE3670BS | PCCE3080AF | GCCI3070BM | FCCI3627AB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $563 | $743 | $963 | $993 | $893 | $963 |
| Type | Radiant | Radiant | Radiant | Radiant | Induction | Induction |
| Series | Frigidaire | Gallery | Gallery | Professional | Gallery | Frigidaire |
| Width | 30 5/8" | 30 5/8" | 36 3/4" | 30 5/8" | 30 5/8" | 36 3/4" |
| Elements | 4 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 4 | 5 |
| Top Element | 3,000 W | 3,200 W | 3,200 W | 3,200 W | 3,600 W | 3,600 W |
| Controls | Knobs | Backlit LED knobs | Backlit LED knobs | Backlit LED knobs | Touch controls | Digital controls |
| View | View | View | View | View | View |
Radiant or induction?
Radiant cooktops heat elements under the glass, so any flat-bottom pan works. Induction cooktops heat the pan itself, which makes them quick to respond, but the cookware must be magnetic. A simple test is to see whether a magnet sticks to the bottom of the pan. For cleaning tips, see how to clean an induction cooktop.
Which size fits your counter?
Most kitchens use a 30" cutout, and a 36" cooktop gives more space between pots. If you are replacing a cooktop, check the cutout size in the installation guide on the product page so the new one fits without recutting the counter. Our guide on choosing between a rangetop, cooktop and range covers the bigger layout decision.
What to check before you order
Check the electrical and cutout details on the product page.
- Counter cutout width and depth.
- The electrical supply listed on the product page.
- Space below for a wall oven or drawers, if you are installing one.
- Induction-compatible cookware for the induction models.
How to choose a Frigidaire cooktop
- 01
Pick radiant or inductionChoose radiant to keep your cookware or induction for quick response.
- 02
Measure the cutoutMatch the cutout size of your counter.
- 03
Count the elementsChoose four or five elements based on how you cook.
- 04
Compare featuresLook for a Keep Warm zone, bridge element or backlit knobs.
- 05
Confirm the electricalCheck the product page for the circuit the cooktop needs.
Our picks by budget
Compare Frigidaire cooktops and check each model's cutout before you order.
Shop Frigidaire cooktopsFrequently Asked Questions
Does Frigidaire make induction cooktops?
Yes. The Gallery GCCI3070BM and the FCCI3627AB are induction cooktops in this guide.
Which Frigidaire cooktops have a Keep Warm zone?
The Gallery GCCE3070BS and GCCE3670BS list a Keep Warm zone.
How powerful are Frigidaire induction cooktops?
The GCCI3070BM and FCCI3627AB both list a 3,600-watt top element.
Do I need special pans for a Frigidaire induction cooktop?
Yes. Induction needs magnetic cookware, such as cast iron or magnetic stainless steel.
What sizes do Frigidaire cooktops come in?
The models in this guide come in 30" and 36" classes. Check the cutout size on the product page for an exact fit.
