Westinghouse Kitchen buying guide
Build your dream kitchen with the Westinghouse kitchen range – packed full of practical, convenient and family-friendly features such as self-cleaning pyrolytic ovens and family-sized fridges. Discover the latest Westinghouse ovens, induction, gas and ceramic cooktops and matching fridges, rangehoods, dishwashers and microwaves below.
How to choose a Westinghouse kitchen appliance?
Choosing the right Westinghouse kitchen appliance for your home is all about balancing your lifestyle, budget and kitchen layout with the features that you know will make daily life easier. Follow these steps to help find your perfect Westinghouse kitchen companion:
Consider your kitchen space: Start by measuring your bench space or cabinetry cutouts so you know what your kitchen can accommodate. Tight on space? Consider a multi-function oven like a 60cm Westinghouse oven with steam and AirFry features or a compact top-mount Westinghouse fridge.
Choose your preferred tech: Do you want the heat control of a gas cooktop, the safety of induction or the budget-friendly price tag of ceramic? By offering multiple tech options for each appliance category – like French door, bottom mount and side-by-side fridges – Westinghouse makes choosing easy.
Pick your must-have features: Once the big decisions are made, it’s time to consider which features would make home life easier for you. Do you want your Westinghouse cooktop and rangehood to work together with Hob2Hood technology? Maybe an auto-cleaning pyrolytic oven or a fridge with a FlexSpace convertible drawer is more your speed.
Featured: Westinghouse Induction Cooktops
Embrace sustainability by switching from your existing gas or ceramic cooktop to a Westinghouse PowerLite Induction Cooktop. Upgrade to high-performance induction cooking for a faster and more efficient way to cook your favourite meals. Plus, enjoy safer cooking with cooking zones that only power on when being used. Discover our favourite three features of Westinghouse PowerLite Induction Cooktop below ...
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Transition to induction with ease with Westinghouse.
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Go from Zero to Boil in no time with the PowerBoost function.
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Get peace of mind with induction - the safer way to cook.
Note: *Technology may vary - check product Technical Specifications for more information.
Westinghouse Cooking range
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Westinghouse freestanding and built-in ovens, offer both gas and electric options.
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From the latest induction technology to gas and ceramic cooktops.
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Westinghouse rangehoods keep your kitchen free of smoke, steam and cooking odours.
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Westinghouse French door, quad door, bottom mount, top mount and side-by-side fridges.
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Westinghouse dishwashers are quiet and feature flexible shelving.
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Westinghouse microwaves are great for cooking, reheating, melting and defrosting.
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Westinghouse freestanding and built-in ovens, offer both gas and electric options.
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From the latest induction technology to gas and ceramic cooktops.
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Westinghouse rangehoods keep your kitchen free of smoke, steam and cooking odours.
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Westinghouse French door, quad door, bottom mount, top mount and side-by-side fridges.
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Westinghouse dishwashers are quiet and feature flexible shelving.
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Westinghouse microwaves are great for cooking, reheating, melting and defrosting.
More information on Westinghouse
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10 important features you need for a family-friendly Fridge
Updated 11 May 2026 · 4 mins readIf you had to name the appliance giving off the biggest hard-worker vibes to keep family life flowing at your place, your fridge would be a safe bet. From chilling drinks to keeping food fresh or frozen, your fridge wears a lot of different hats, and wears them 24/7. A round of applause for the kitchen appliance that never sleeps! But when you know what to look for, a new large family fridge can also finesse and fine-tune life in ways you probably haven’t even imagined, for years to come.
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5 steps to stress-free mealtimes with this Induction Cooktop
Updated 4 June 2026 · 3 mins readIf you’re after a supersmart cooktop that’ll take the stress out of meal prep, think induction. Westinghouse induction cooktops are the rising stars in the world of kitchen appliances and a great choice if you are considering a cooktop update or full-scale kitchen reno. The Westinghouse PowerLite 60cm Induction Cooktop is just what the busy home chef needs, serving up life-smart features to make meal prep faster and more efficient – and the good news is, making the switch to induction may be easier than you think!*
“Induction cooktops have long been a favourite with professional chefs, who praise their fast-heating proficiency and precise temperature control. Now they’re equally popular with Aussie families,” says Tania Grillinzoni, The Good Guys Buyer – Cooking. “Our customers tell us they love induction cooking for its speed, energy efficiency and safety features. Westinghouse 60cm induction cooktops are a value-packed option that offer top tech for less than you’d expect to pay.”
Looking to upgrade to induction? Westinghouse PowerLite Induction Cooktops can easily replace your old ceramic or electric cooktop of the same rated input power*.
Here’s everything you need to know about Westinghouse cooking technology – and why it’s a perfect fit for family kitchens.
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Practical magic: make every day easy with Westinghouse
Updated 11 May 2026 · 3 mins readFor many Aussies, the first fridge brand that springs to mind is often Westinghouse. Since these iconic whitegoods were first manufactured in Australia in the late 1930s, under licence of American appliance legend Westinghouse, Westinghouse fridges and appliances have been part of our cultural canvas, making life easier for countless households.
“For decades, Westinghouse has been helping Australians get the family fed and their kitchens cleaned faster with reliable, purposeful products loaded with practical features that free us up to get on with the good things in life,” says Peter Simic, The Good Guys Buyer – Refrigeration and Laundry.
So, if you're looking for a durable, feature-packed fridge to go the distance, a multi-talented oven to expand your cooking repertoire, or a workhorse washer to conquer those endless laundry loads, here’s why you can always count on Westinghouse to get the job done fast. Year in. Year out.
Westinghouse Cooking FAQs
Bringing home a brand new Westinghouse oven is an exciting time, but there are a few things you need to do before you can get to cooking:
Remove all internal boxes, shelves, and protective packaging materials.
Wipe the interior cavity with warm, soapy water and leave the door open until dry.
Follow the steps on the oven door label to register your appliance warranty.
Review your model's user guide to understand the manual control settings.
Keep in mind that most Westinghouse ovens will require professional installation, which can be organised through The Good Guys Home Services Team.
Hob2Hood is an integrated infrared system that links a Westinghouse induction cooktop to a compatible Westinghouse rangehood. When the cooktop is turned on, it sends a wireless signal to activate the rangehood fan and overhead lights, automatically adjusting the extraction speed based on the number of cooking zones used.
A Westinghouse oven with Air Fryer Mode is perfect for cooking crispy snacks and meals with less oil. We recommend pre-heating your oven to 180–200°C for approximately 15 minutes, then simply place your chips in a single layer on the dedicated Westinghouse mesh AirFry tray. This allows for maximum hot air circulation and results in even cooking without the need to flip.
Yes, Westinghouse ovens should be able to cook without setting an active timer, however depending on the model, you may need to switch your oven to manual mode first. Then simply turn the function knob to your desired cooking mode and adjust the temperature dial to begin cooking immediately.