If you have lost the booklet, this is the published specification for all three models collected together — temperature ranges, timer limits, modes, materials, what shipped in the box and the warranty term. It is not a replacement for the manufacturer's manual, and where it is silent, it says so.
The specification on this page starts with the $185 Wonder Oven: 12 litres, 1700 watts, six modes, a 200°F to 450°F range, a 60-minute timer and a one-year warranty, in any of eight colourways.
Our Place publishes no clearance requirement for any model. For a 13-inch-tall appliance going under a wall cabinet, that is the figure you most need — take it from the booklet in the box before installing.
Chamber: stainless steel and glass on all three. The Pro additionally names quartz and stainless heating elements; the other two do not describe their elements.
Bake pan: aluminium with a ceramic nonstick coating, described as non-toxic. On the standard and Pro, Our Place states the accessories are made without PTFE (Teflon), PFOA, PFAS, lead and cadmium.
In the box: the oven, a bake pan, an air fryer basket, a wire rack and a crumb tray. The Large and Pro ship the large versions of each.
Cool completely before cleaning. Hand wash the ceramic bake pan with a soft sponge — no abrasives, no long soaks. The steel rack, basket and crumb tray tolerate scrubbing. Empty the crumb tray weekly if you toast often; a full one is the usual cause of a burnt smell. Longer version here.
Laid side by side, the spec sheets split two ways rather than three. The standard is its own thing: 12 L, 11.6 lb, 11.5 in. wide, eight colours, and the only one that fits where a 16.75 in. machine will not. The Large and the Pro publish the same exterior, 16.75 x 13.25 x 13 in., the same 13.75 x 13 x 7.75 in. interior, the same 28 L and the same 1700 W.
So between those two there is no capacity decision to make — only whether you want 8-in-1 over 6-in-1, an 80°F floor instead of 200°F, and a 24-hour timer instead of 60 minutes, for $80. The warranty is one year on all three, which is worth knowing before you weigh the more expensive box.
Same published dimensions and wattage as the Pro, so this is the spec sheet most buyers are actually comparing against.
Check price at Our PlaceWorth the $80 only if dehydrate, proof, the 80°F floor or the 24-hour timer appear on your own list.
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