The GASLAND Pro CH1212BS is a 2-burner radiant drop-in cooktop rated at 3700W total on a 240V circuit, priced at $349.99 with a 4.5-star rating from 33 buyers. It occupies a specific niche: a compact, high-wattage electric drop-in for kitchens that need two burners in a 21-inch cutout.
Homeowners remodeling a small kitchen or secondary cooking space who need a drop-in electric cooktop that fits a compact 21-inch-wide cutout. The 3700W on 240V delivers real cooking power in two zones without the footprint of a full 30-inch unit.
Skip if
Cooks who regularly prepare multi-component meals simultaneously will want a 4- or 5-burner unit. The 33-review sample is also relatively small, so buyers who prioritize a large review base for purchase confidence may want to look at higher-volume alternatives.
Fuel type Electric
Heating Radiant
Burners / elements 2
Wattage 3700 W
Installation Drop-In
Width 21.0 in
Wattage of 3700 W - higher than 64% of the 44 models we track
Width of 21.0 in - narrower than 64% of the 44 models we track
Our scorecard
4.2/5overall
Owner rating4.5/5
4.5 average across 33 owner ratings
Popularity1.5/5
33 owner reviews, fewer than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other kitchen ranges, cooktops, wall ovens, range hoods and microwaves we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
At 3700W on 240V, the CH1212BS runs on a dedicated circuit (the same requirement as most built-in electric cooktops) and delivers enough combined wattage to run two burners at high heat simultaneously. The drop-in installation means it mounts flush into the countertop, giving a cleaner look than a freestanding or countertop unit. The 21-inch width is notably narrower than a standard 30-inch cooktop, which is useful in compact kitchen layouts.
At 15.4 lbs and dimensions of 21.5 x 17.13 x 3.27 inches, the unit is manageable to install for a handy homeowner or a countertop installer. The black finish matches most modern kitchen color schemes without standing out as an odd one.
The $349.99 price point sits in the lower-mid range for drop-in electric cooktops. A 4.5-star rating is encouraging, though 33 reviews is a thin sample for making strong quality conclusions. The high rating with low volume suggests early buyers are satisfied but the product has not yet accumulated enough feedback to fully assess long-term reliability patterns.
Pros
3700W total wattage is strong for a 2-burner radiant unit
21-inch width fits compact kitchen cutouts that a standard 30-inch unit cannot
Drop-in installation creates a flush, built-in look
4.5-star rating suggests early buyers are satisfied
15.4 lbs is light enough for straightforward installation
Cons
Only 33 reviews makes the rating statistically thin
Requires a 240V dedicated circuit, which may need an electrician if not pre-wired
Two burners limits multitasking compared to 4- or 5-burner alternatives
Radiant heating is slower to respond than induction at similar wattage
Specifications
Fuel type
Electric
Heating
Radiant
Burners / elements
2
Wattage
3700 W
Installation
Drop-In
Width
21.0 in
Color
Black
Dimensions
21.5 X 17.13 X 3.27 In
Weight
15.4 lb
Voltage
240 Volts
Performance notes
Radiant heating at 3700W across two burners means each zone draws up to roughly 1850W in a balanced load scenario. Drop-in installation aligns the surface flush with the countertop for an integrated look. The 21-inch width allows use of two medium-to-large pans side by side without crowding. The 240V requirement matches standard residential electric cooktop wiring, so if the kitchen was previously wired for a 30-inch electric cooktop, the circuit should be compatible.
What buyers say
With only 33 reviews and a 4.5-star average, early adopters appear happy with this unit, but the sample is too limited to draw firm conclusions about durability or long-term element reliability. Buyers considering this model should weigh the high rating against the low review volume and factor in their own tolerance for that uncertainty.
Will this fit where a standard 30-inch cooktop was installed?
No. The CH1212BS is 21 inches wide and requires a smaller countertop cutout than a standard 30-inch unit. If you are replacing a 30-inch cooktop, you would need to modify the countertop cutout or choose a 30-inch model instead. Measure the existing cutout before ordering.
Does a 2-burner 240V cooktop need special wiring?
Yes. Like most built-in electric cooktops, this unit requires a 240V dedicated circuit with appropriate amperage. If your kitchen has an existing 240V cooktop circuit, this should connect directly. If not, a licensed electrician should install the circuit before you install the cooktop.
How does radiant compare to induction for everyday cooking?
Radiant elements heat a glass surface that then transfers heat to the pan, while induction heats the pan directly through a magnetic field. Induction is faster to respond and more energy-efficient, but works only with magnetic-base cookware. Radiant accepts any flat-bottomed pan, including glass and aluminum, making it more cookware-flexible.
We use necessary cookies to keep the site working. With your permission, we also use functional, analytics, and marketing cookies. Read our Cookie Policy.
