Jenn-Air 30 Induction Cooktop
Description
The Jenn-Air JIC4530HS represents premium induction cooking technology requiring precise countertop fabrication for seamless installation. This professional-grade cutout template provides exact dimensions for fabricators working with natural stone, engineered quartz, or solid surface materials. Designed for the luxury kitchen market, this 30-inch induction cooktop features four powerful cooking zones and demands accuracy within 1/16 inch for proper fit and function. Our CNC-ready DXF template ensures your installation meets manufacturer specifications while minimizing material waste and callbacks.
Dimensions
- Overall Width
- 30.8125"
- Overall Depth
- 21"
- Corner Radius
- 0.5"
Specifications
- Manufacturer
- Jenn-Air
- Model Number
- JIC4530HS
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The Jenn-Air JIC4530HS represents premium induction cooking technology requiring precise countertop fabrication for seamless installation. This professional-grade cutout template provides exact dimensions for fabricators working with natural stone, engineered quartz, or solid surface materials. Designed for the luxury kitchen market, this 30-inch induction cooktop features four powerful cooking zones and demands accuracy within 1/16 inch for proper fit and function. Our CNC-ready DXF template ensures your installation meets manufacturer specifications while minimizing material waste and callbacks.
Installation Overview
Installing the JIC4530HS requires a cutout measuring 29.5 inches wide by 19.25 inches deep with 0.5-inch corner radii to prevent stress fractures in stone materials. The cooktop sits flush with a 30.8125-inch overall width and 21-inch depth, requiring adequate support along all edges. Fabricators must account for the induction element positioning when planning seam locations, as magnetic fields require uninterrupted material paths. Cabinet clearances include minimum 2-inch clearance to combustible surfaces and 30-inch minimum to overhead cabinets. The unit weighs approximately 45 pounds, necessitating robust substrate support, particularly in quartz installations exceeding 3cm thickness. Electrical rough-in requires a dedicated 240V/40A circuit positioned according to local codes, typically 12-18 inches below the finished countertop surface.
CNC Cutting Notes
Program your CNC router with climb milling for optimal edge quality on this template. Start with a 1/4-inch carbide compression bit for the rough pass, leaving 0.040-inch material for finishing. Switch to a 1/8-inch downcut spiral bit for the finish pass to achieve the polished edge required for this visible cutout. The 0.5-inch corner radii are critical—program true arcs rather than segmented approximations to prevent chipping during installation. Set feed rates to 60-80 IPM for granite, 80-100 IPM for quartz, with spindle speeds between 18,000-22,000 RPM depending on material density. Use progressive depth of cut: 0.125-inch per pass for granite, 0.150-inch for quartz. This induction cooktop requires exceptional edge finish as the black glass surface reveals any imperfections. Budget 8-12 minutes cutting time for standard 3cm material. Always verify final dimensions with calipers before installation—induction cooktops have zero tolerance for binding.
Material Compatibility
This template excels with all major countertop materials. Granite installations benefit from the generous corner radii that reduce fracture risk, particularly in exotic varieties with pronounced veining or fissures. Engineered quartz (Caesarstone, Silestone, Cambria) requires special attention to manufacturer warranties—some void coverage if cutouts compromise structural integrity, particularly in veined patterns. The 29.5-inch width works well with standard 25.5-inch depth counters, leaving 4+ inches of material at the front edge. Marble installations demand extra care due to thermal sensitivity—while the induction cooktop itself generates minimal heat, ensure adequate ventilation for control electronics. Solid surface materials like Corian require fabricator certification but accept this cutout with proper support. Porcelain slabs work excellently given sufficient thickness (12mm minimum). Avoid this template with tile, butcher block, or laminate countertops as they don't meet manufacturer installation requirements. For waterfall edge details, maintain minimum 3-inch material width alongside the cutout.
Where to Buy
The Jenn-Air JIC4530HS induction cooktop retails between $2,200-$2,800 depending on finish options and regional availability. Authorized Jenn-Air dealers include national chains like Best Buy, Home Depot, and Lowe's, though selection varies by location. Specialty appliance retailers such as Abt Electronics, AJ Madison, and Designer Appliances offer competitive pricing with expert consultation and delivery services. Local appliance showrooms often provide the best installation support and warranty service. When purchasing for a fabrication project, confirm the exact model number with your client—the JIC4530 series includes multiple finish variants (HS, KS, KB) with identical cutout requirements but different aesthetics. Professional fabricators should establish accounts with distributors for project pricing. Online retailers offer convenience but verify return policies for appliances, as cooktops cannot be returned once installed. Factor delivery timelines into your project schedule—premium appliances may require 2-4 weeks for special orders. Some dealers offer trade professional programs with discounted pricing for qualified contractors and fabricators.