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FORNO Paolo FFSEL6011-30BLK Electric Range 30 Inch

  • 30 inch wide freestanding range, 38 inches tall
  • 4.38 cu. ft. true convection oven, 1,200-watt fan element
  • 5 radiant elements, 7,800 watts total cooktop output
  • 100 to 3,000 watts per cooktop element, 100-watt warming zone
  • 3,800-watt bake and broil output, dual-element broiler
  • 240 volts required
  • 2 year parts, 2 year labor warranty
  • 216.5 lb, 28.8 inches deep

Last refreshed Jun 13, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A strong electric range for a cook who wants convection baking and a warming zone on one smooth glass top. It needs a high-voltage circuit, and the listed contents name only the range itself.

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ASIN: B0FD3F2PXMCategory: Freestanding Ranges

Overview

Not a gas range or an induction top, the Forno Paolo is a freestanding electric range with a smooth ceramic glass cooktop over radiant elements and a true convection oven below. A hidden bake element lies under the oven floor, and a storage drawer runs along the base.

True convection with a dedicated fan element, plus a bake element hidden under the oven floor, gives this range even baking and spills that cannot scorch onto an exposed coil. A warming zone on the glass top holds finished dishes while the rest cook. The listing mixes black and stainless wording for the finish, so confirm the color before ordering.

Who it's for

Kitchens wired for an electric range that want convection baking and a glass top that wipes clean get the most from this Forno. Cooks who prefer a gas flame or the speed of induction should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • True convection with a dedicated fan element
  • Hidden bake element under the oven floor
  • Warming zone on the glass cooktop
  • Dual-element broiler with a lower setting
Cons
  • Needs a dedicated high-voltage circuit
  • Power cord not listed in the box
  • Listing mixes black and stainless finish wording
  • Heavy, needs help moving into place

Performance notes

Even baking comes from the convection fan pushing heat from its own element around the cavity, while the hidden lower element heats through the oven floor. The convection High Bake function is listed to shorten preheating. On the cooktop, radiant elements heat the glass, so response depends on cookware making flat contact with the surface.

Specifications

BrandForno
Dimensions & fit
Item weight216.5 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H28.8 × 30 × 38 inches
Capacity & performance
Capacity4.4 cu ft
Heating ElementRadiant
Number of Heating Elements5
Cooktop element range100 to 3,000 watts
Power & efficiency
Voltage240 volts
Cooktop total power7800 watts
Bake broil power3800 watts
Broiler power3000 watts
Construction & materials
Material TypeStainless steel
Finish TypesPainted, Stainless Steel
Included components
Included ComponentsElectric Range
Warranty & support
Warranty Description2 years
Other details
Form FactorFreestanding
Number Of Racks2
Control TypeKnob
Drawer TypeStorage
Warming zone100 watts
Specification MetUL 858, CSA C22.2 No. 61-16
Convection element1,200 watts

Frequently asked questions

Is the Forno Paolo a gas or induction range?

Neither. It is an electric range with five radiant elements under a ceramic glass cooktop, and it runs on 240 volts.

How does the hidden bake element on the Forno Paolo help with cleaning?

The bake element is beneath the oven floor, so spills land on the enamel instead of burning onto an exposed element. Forno says this reduces odors and makes cleaning easier.

Is the Forno Paolo range black or stainless steel?

The title and trim color say black with antique brass knobs and handle, while the description and finish fields also mention stainless steel. Confirm the finish with the seller before ordering.

Can the Forno Paolo broiler handle delicate food?

Yes. The dual-element broiler has 3,000 watts of total power plus a lower wattage setting that the listing suggests for fish and chicken.