Fisher Paykel Speed Ovens

Fisher & Paykel Speed Ovens at Plesser's Appliances

Fisher & Paykel speed ovens, available at Plesser's Appliances, combine microwave power with convection heat in one built-in unit, cooking faster than a conventional oven while still browning and crisping. A speed oven is the answer when you want a genuine second oven and a microwave without giving up two cabinet openings.

Microwave Speed with Oven Results
A speed oven brings microwave energy together with convection heat, so it heats fast and still browns and bakes properly rather than only reheating. That is the distinction from a standard microwave: it produces oven-quality output in a fraction of the time, handling weeknight tasks that would otherwise mean preheating a full oven.

Second Oven in a Short Opening
For a smaller kitchen, a butler's pantry, or a second prep zone, a speed oven delivers much of what a second wall oven does in less vertical space. Paired above or below a full wall oven, it covers the fast tasks so the main oven stays free. Cavity capacity is smaller than a full oven, so check it against how you actually cook.

Combination Modes and Controls
Combination modes pair microwave and convection for specific tasks, with multiple power levels handling everything from defrost to full output. Confirm the specific mode set and power levels on the current spec sheet for your model rather than assuming parity with a standard microwave.

Column Integration and Styling
Speed ovens install in a cabinet column alongside Fisher & Paykel wall ovens, steam ovens, and warming drawers with coordinated handle and control styling, so the elevation reads as one installation. Available combinations depend on width and collection, and openings must be dimensioned together before cabinetry is designed.

Opening, Trim, and Electrical Planning
Installation requires a framed opening sized precisely to the model, clearance for air circulation, a dedicated circuit, and in many cases a model-specific trim kit. Confirm voltage requirements, which vary by model. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about cutout dimensions, trim, column configuration, and electrical rough-in before cabinetry is built.