Developed and refined by JennAir®, this downdraft ventilation system uses proximity ventilation that helps capture smoke, steam and odors at the cooking surface, whisking them down and out for a fresh, clean kitchen. It has been designed to provide optimal cooking performance, relying on a vertically mounted, 297 CFM Motor Class blower system.

A single centrifugal blower motor combines with a perimetric design, allowing this ventilation system to operate at just 297 CFM Motor Class.

Light(s) positioned at the controls instantly show which element is still hot – even if the element has been turned off.

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Downdraft cooktops are manufactured to be used with ductwork, but this option enables conversion of the JX3™ downdraft cooktop to be used with a duct-free system. (Sold separately)

Filter included with the duct-free kit that captures smoke, grease and moisture, and allows air to travel through the filter without a loss of air efficiency. The filter also has a replacement indicator.

Striking and inviting controls with LED lighting unleash performance at your touch.

Blur the lines of temptation with hairpin corners of lustrous brushed metal that will leave you reeling. The tight seams and joints seamlessly frame an obsidian black glass surface.

This three-tiered element reaches a high of up to 4,500 watts at its highest setting and can reach a low of 1,050 watts allowing you to experience the ultimate versatility in power levels, accommodating various-sized cookware.

Provides exceptional ventiliation performance built into an attractive design by capturing cooking vapors through a thin slot and speeding the air, all while maintaining quiet operation.

Heating elements sealed underneath a ceramic glass cooking surface that offers up to 1,200 to 1,300 watts of power.

A heating element sealed underneath a ceramic glass cooking surface that offers up to 1,800 watts of power.

An electric element that features two element sizes at one position and has a maximum heat output of up to 3,000 watts for greater cooking flexibility.

Waiting expectantly beneath the stillness of obsidian black glass, electric elements are coiled to deliver heat upon command.