Siemens Ovens

Shop Siemens built-in ovens, including full-size and compact models for everyday cooking, combination cooking and steam. Compare oven dimensions, capacity, cooking functions, cleaning systems, controls and smart connectivity to find the right appliance for your kitchen.

Siemens also groups many of its ovens into iQ product classes. If you're comparing different levels of specification, see our Siemens iQ range guide to understand how the ranges differ.

Choosing a Siemens built-in oven

The right Siemens oven starts with the available kitchen space and the way you cook. Standard built-in ovens are generally designed for a full-height oven niche, while compact ovens use a shorter installation format and can combine conventional cooking with functions such as microwave or steam.

Always check the complete appliance and niche dimensions before ordering, particularly when combining several built-in appliances within the same bank of kitchen furniture.

Full-size and compact Siemens ovens

A full-size built-in oven is the conventional choice for roasting, baking and grilling, offering a larger cooking cavity within a standard fitted-kitchen installation.

Compact ovens use a shorter format and can be useful where space is limited or when combining several appliances vertically. Depending on the appliance, a compact model may provide conventional oven cooking, microwave functionality, steam or a combination of functions.

If you need microwave functionality without giving up conventional oven cooking, compare Siemens combination ovens rather than a standard built-in microwave.

Siemens ovens with microwave and steam functions

Combination ovens bring more than one cooking method into the same built-in appliance. An oven with microwave functionality can use microwave power alongside conventional heating, while selected steam and steam-assisted ovens provide additional cooking options for foods where moisture control is useful.

Check carefully whether an appliance provides full steam cooking, steam assistance or microwave combination, as these are different functions and are not available on every Siemens oven.

Siemens oven cleaning systems

Cleaning systems vary across the Siemens oven range. Selected models use activeClean pyrolytic cleaning, which heats the oven to a high temperature so cooking residue can be reduced to ash and wiped away after the cycle.

Other Siemens cleaning technologies include humidClean, which uses moisture to soften lighter deposits, and ecoClean surfaces designed to absorb and break down grease during cooking. Some ovens combine more than one cleaning method.

If low-maintenance cleaning is important, compare the exact cleaning system rather than assuming it is determined by the oven's iQ class.

Siemens smart ovens and Home Connect

Selected Siemens ovens support Home Connect, allowing compatible connected functions to be accessed through the Home Connect app. Depending on the appliance, this can include remote monitoring, programme assistance, notifications or additional connected functionality.

Home Connect is not fitted to every Siemens oven, so check the individual Smart Appliance specification if connectivity is important to you.

Siemens iQ500 and iQ700 ovens

You may see Siemens ovens described using iQ product classes such as iQ500 and iQ700. These indicate where an appliance sits within the wider Siemens range, with differences in controls, cooking assistance and specialist functions depending on the model.

The iQ number should be treated as a guide rather than a fixed feature list. An iQ700 oven may offer more advanced functionality than an iQ500 alternative, but the best choice still depends on the cooking functions, cleaning system, dimensions and controls you actually need.

Explore the Siemens iQ500 range, explore the Siemens iQ700 range or compare all Siemens iQ ranges.

What should you compare when buying a Siemens oven?

• Installation size: check both the appliance dimensions and the required cabinet niche.
• Capacity: compare usable oven volume according to the amount and type of food you normally cook.
• Cooking functions: consider fan cooking, grilling, microwave combination, steam and specialist programmes according to your needs.
• Cleaning: compare pyrolytic, hydrolytic and other assisted-cleaning systems.
• Controls: Siemens ovens use different display and control systems depending on the range and model.
• Connectivity: check for Home Connect if remote monitoring or connected cooking features matter to you.
• Energy performance: compare the energy class of equivalent full-size ovens alongside capacity and cooking functions.

Siemens Oven FAQs

What is the difference between a Siemens full-size and compact oven?

Full-size built-in ovens use a conventional oven-height installation and generally provide a larger cavity. Compact ovens use a shorter niche and can combine oven cooking with functions such as microwave or steam, depending on the appliance.

Do Siemens ovens have pyrolytic cleaning?

Selected Siemens ovens use activeClean pyrolytic self-cleaning. Other models use different cleaning systems, so check the individual appliance specification if pyrolytic cleaning is a priority.

Do Siemens ovens work with Home Connect?

Selected Siemens ovens support Home Connect, but it is not universal across the range. Check the Smart Appliance or Home Connect specification on the individual oven.

What is the difference between Siemens iQ500 and iQ700 ovens?

iQ700 sits above iQ500 within Siemens' iQ product classes and generally provides access to more advanced controls and specialist functionality. Features overlap between models, however, so compare individual ovens rather than choosing by the iQ number alone.

Does Siemens make double ovens?

Siemens' current UK oven range does not include traditional built-in double ovens. Instead, Siemens offers full-size and compact built-in appliances that can be combined within a fitted kitchen to create a multi-oven setup.