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Cooking Products

GE Introduces New Sabbath Mode Feature on Cooking Products to Meet the Needs of Observant Jewish Consumers

LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- New technologies in kitchen appliances, such as electronics and safety features on ranges, have added complexity and challenges to life in the kosher kitchen. With this in mind, GE is introducing a Sabbath Mode feature on over 65 models including all of its wall ovens, smooth top electric slide-in and smooth top electric drop-in ranges, as well as on the majority of its freestanding ranges. This feature meets the certification requirements of a nationally recognized Kosher certifying agency, Star-K. This capability can be utilized, if desired, but otherwise it stays inactive and unnoticeable to the non-Jewish consumer.

"GE's Six Sigma methodology stresses a consumer-focused approach to product and feature development. There are over 6,000,000 members of the Jewish faith in the United States. The voice of our customers led to the identification of this need," explained Len Kosar, general manager for cooking products.

"Although the Sabbath and holiday laws, especially as they relate to the cooking and heating of foods, are rather complex, the engineers at GE are to be congratulated on their ability to have appreciated and comprehended the intricacies of Halacha (Jewish law) as they developed a Sabbath mode that will enhance the Sabbath and holidays of observant Jewish families," noted Dr. Avrom Pollak, president of the Star-K Kosher Certification. "This new feature is truly kosher consumer friendly and we at the Star-K are confident that the observant Jewish community is going to show significant interest in GE cooking appliances," he continued.

Most modern ranges are equipped with an integrated twelve- (12) hour shut-off safety device. This feature shuts down the oven's power after the oven has been operating consecutively for twelve hours. The GE cooking products with Sabbath Mode will override the twelve-hour shut-off. The oven will not shut off automatically making it possible to keep cooked foods warm on the Sabbath or use the range over religious holidays for cooking and warming food.

In addition to overriding the shut off, the Sabbath Mode feature will meet the observant Jewish consumer's restrictions for observing the Sabbath and other holidays by:

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