What Products Does Cosmo Appliances Make?

Cosmo’s product lineup covers nearly every major kitchen appliance category. Understanding what’s available across each category helps you see both what Cosmo builds and how the different product types work together as a cohesive kitchen suite—one designed to address the full range of kitchen needs rather than individual needs in isolation.

1. Ranges

Every household cooks differently, and the right range makes a meaningful difference each time it’s used. Gas cooks who want immediate heat response and precise flame control have different needs than electric cooks who prioritize consistent oven temperatures for baking. Households that cook at high volume also need more burners and larger oven cavities than smaller households preparing weeknight dinners.

Cosmo’s range lineup addresses these differences across gas, electric, and dual-fuel configurations spanning widths from 24 inches to 48 inches.

• Gas Ranges: For households that want the immediacy and control of gas cooking, the AGC, GRP, EPGR, and RGS Series each meet specific needs within the gas format.
  • AGC Series: Delivers reliable sealed gas performance with genuine convection in a straightforward package.
  • GRP Series: Goes further for cooks who want Italian-made sealed burners—offering a meaningful upgrade in flame consistency and low-end simmer stability—alongside auto re-ignition safety, LED panel lighting, and available color hardware kits in black or rose gold.
  • EPGR Series: Designed for households wanting a bold, contemporary look, featuring black porcelain cooktops, corrosion-resistant stainless steel construction, and knob indicator lights.
  • RGS Series: Part of the Stellar Collection, this series is built for high-performance, professional-style gas cooking.
    • The 36-inch COS-RGS366SS delivers six high-output sealed gas burners ranging from 3,500 BTU up to a powerful 22,000 BTU power burner, a spacious 6.1 cubic foot oven designed for multi-rack cooking, built-in convection and air fry with an included air fry tray, heavy-duty cast iron grates, steam-clean capability, and a slide-in installation design.
    • The 30-inch COS-RGS305SS brings the same Stellar Collection approach to a standard 30-inch footprint with five sealed gas burners, a 4.8 cubic foot convection oven with built-in air fry, cast iron grates, full metal knobs, and a lower storage drawer.
• Electric Ranges: For households without gas service, or those who simply prefer electric cooking, Cosmo’s electric range lineup delivers reliable performance across different cooking priorities.
  • Haven Collection: The COS-ERC305WKTD is designed for households that want a large air fry oven and self-cleaning capability built into an electric range.
  • RES Series: Part of the Stellar Collection, it’s built for professional-style electric cooking with a modern, minimalist aesthetic. The 30-inch COS-RES304SS and 36-inch COS-RES365SS feature smooth, heat-resistant ceramic glass cooktops with versatile multi-element burners, integrated convection baking that circulates heat evenly to eliminate cold spots, a dedicated air fry function with an included air fry tray, and steam-clean capability to simplify post-cooking maintenance.
• Dual Fuel: The F965 Series brings together gas and electric cooking in a single appliance: a gas cooktop for immediate, precise stovetop heat control, paired with a Turbo True European Convection electric oven for consistent, even baking and roasting. For households that take both stovetop cooking and baking seriously, the F965 Series delivers the right tool for each without requiring a compromise on either.
• Widths: Range widths across the full lineup cover 24-inch configurations suited to smaller kitchens and compact spaces, 30-inch standard sizing for most household configurations, 36-inch widths that add burner count and cooktop workspace, and 48-inch professional-scale configurations for households that cook at serious volume.

2. Range Hoods

A great cooking surface needs adequate ventilation to perform at its best; without it, cooking heat accumulates in the kitchen, odors spread through the home, and grease builds up on surrounding surfaces over time. Range hoods represent Cosmo’s most extensive product category, covering every installation type that residential kitchens require. Most models—including the 631, 668A, Q, U, KS6U, IRH, and island series—share ARC-FLOW permanent stainless steel filters and LED lighting as standard features (the 5U Series uses aluminum mesh filters instead). These permanent filters clean easily in the dishwasher, offer an unlimited service life, and eliminate the ongoing cost and hassle of disposable filter replacements.

• Under-Cabinet Hoods: Mount beneath existing upper cabinets directly above the cooktop, representing the most common kitchen ventilation configuration. The 5U Series, Q Series, U Series, and KS6U Series cover this installation type across various widths, control styles, and design approaches.
• Wall Mount Hoods: Install directly against the wall above the cooktop, functioning as visible architectural elements rather than being hidden beneath cabinetry. The 631 Series pyramid chimney hoods and 668A Series glass canopy hoods cover this category in both 30-inch and 36-inch widths, with push-button and soft-touch control variants available in stainless steel and matte black finishes.
• Island Hoods: Suspend from the ceiling above cooktops on kitchen islands where wall mounting isn’t possible. The 668ICS Series and 63ISS Series cover island installations in both 30-inch and 36-inch widths with soft-touch controls and LED lighting throughout.
• Insert Hoods: Install inside custom cabinetry or professionally built hood enclosures, leaving only the ventilation mechanism visible through a custom exterior. The IRH Series covers this installation type for households with custom hood designs.

3. Cooktops

Not every kitchen is built around a freestanding range. Households building custom kitchen layouts, separating the cooking surface from the wall oven for ergonomic reasons, or installing a cooktop on a kitchen island need a drop-in configuration. Cosmo’s cooktop lineup covers this across gas and electric formats.

• Gas Cooktops: The STX-E Series, DIC Series, and Vista Collection span 24- to 36-inch widths with sealed gas burners, cast iron grates, and metal control knobs.
  • The DIC Series features Italian-made sealed burners and side-mounted controls that leave the cooktop surface visually uninterrupted—a design detail that matters particularly on island installations, where the cooktop is viewed from multiple angles.
  • The Vista Collection’s COS-CTGV305SS brings a 22,000 BTU power burner and an included wok grate attachment to the 30-inch, five-burner drop-in format.
• Electric Cooktops: The ECC Series and TBECC Series offer ceramic glass surfaces with knob and touch controls, respectively.
  • The TBECC Series adds triple-zone burner elements that let users manually select the heating zone size to match their cookware (eliminating the inefficiency of running a large element for a small pan), alongside a synchronizing burner capability that links adjacent elements for oversized cookware.
  • SCHOTT CERAN ceramic glass panels in the ECC Series provide a premium cooking surface built to last through years of daily use.

4. Dishwashers

The right dishwasher does more than clean dishes; it also fits the visual and functional requirements of the kitchen it lives in. For instance, a visible front control panel can interrupt the clean sight lines of an open-plan kitchen, while insufficient capacity creates a daily backup for active households.

• COS-DIS6502: Features a hidden top control panel that positions all controls on the door’s top edge, making them completely invisible when the dishwasher is closed. This creates an uninterrupted stainless steel front that integrates seamlessly with surrounding cabinetry, complemented by four wash cycles and fold-down upper rack tines for practical loading flexibility.
• COS-DWV24TTR: Offers 16 place settings for larger households and includes a control lock feature to prevent accidental cycle changes—a practical addition for homes with young children.

5. Wall Ovens

A built-in wall oven installed at counter height or above brings the oven interior to a more natural working position, eliminating the bending that range ovens require. Wall ovens also enable kitchen layouts that separate the oven from the cooktop, creating distinct ergonomic cooking zones that freestanding ranges can’t provide.

• EWC Series: The COS-30ESWC single oven provides 5.0 cubic feet of capacity with seven oven functions, self-cleaning, and a distinctive blue porcelain interior that reflects light more effectively than standard dark interiors, making it easier to monitor food through the oven window without opening the door.
  • The COS-30EDWC double oven provides two 5.0 cubic foot cavities within a single 30-inch installation, offering 10 cubic feet of total capacity with self-cleaning capability.
• Regal Collection Combo: The COS-WOMCR302SS is a 30-inch electric wall oven and microwave combination that installs in a single opening to deliver both appliances in one built-in unit.
  • The lower oven features seven cooking functions (Bake, Broil, Convection Bake, Convection Roast, Keep Warm, Pizza, and Proof), smooth-gliding racks, a built-in temperature probe, and self-cleaning.
  • The upper microwave includes Turbo True European Convection, 10 power levels, automatic presets (Melt, Soften, Popcorn, and Beverage), sensor cooking, convection modes, and a dedicated air fry function.
  • Both compartments feature air fry capability, making the COS-WOMCR302SS the only unit in the Cosmo lineup where air fry is available simultaneously in both spaces. Triple-layer glass, cool-to-touch handles, a heat-dissipating ventilation system, and CSA-certified construction ensure top-tier safety standards.
• Compact Wall Ovens: The C51EIX and C106SIX-PT models bring Turbo True European Convection and eight oven functions to smaller kitchen spaces, secondary cooking stations, and installations where a full 30-inch wall oven isn’t the right fit.

6. Microwaves

Different kitchen configurations call for different microwave installations, and Cosmo’s microwave lineup covers each format with specific design priorities in mind.

• MWD Series (Drawer Models): Install below the counter inside standard cabinetry, opening outward on a slide rather than swinging a door. This top-loading access positions the microwave at a more ergonomically accessible counter height than over-the-range models, without taking up valuable counter space like a standard countertop unit. Available in 24-inch and 30-inch widths, with or without handles, in stainless steel and matte black finishes.
• ORM Series (Over-the-Range): Install above the range, combining microwave cooking with cooktop ventilation in a single appliance—a practical format for kitchens where a dedicated range hood isn’t installed.
• COS-BIM22SSB: Provides installation flexibility, functioning as a standalone countertop unit or building directly into cabinetry using an appropriate trim kit.

7. Refrigerators

Choosing the right refrigerator capacity depends on household size, shopping habits, and kitchen layout. A unit that’s too large wastes energy and space, while one that’s too small creates storage constraints for daily grocery management.

• FDR Series (French Door): Provides 22.5 cubic feet of capacity across a 36-inch footprint, featuring dual freezer drawers for organized frozen storage, an automatic ice maker, fingerprint-resistant stainless steel, LED lighting, and ENERGY STAR certification. A pull-handle variant (COS-FDR225RHSS-G) offers the same stainless steel finish with a different hardware style.
• RFFV Series (Compact French Door): At 30 inches wide with 17.5 cubic feet of capacity, this model is designed for condos, smaller homes, and secondary spaces where standard 36-inch refrigerators don’t fit. It delivers genuine French door functionality, including electronic temperature controls, adjustable shelving, a built-in ice maker, and LED lighting.
• COS-24BIWCS (Wine Cooler): Provides a dedicated cold storage environment built specifically for wine, maintaining the temperature consistency, humidity levels, and reduced vibration required for proper preservation. It features a 52-bottle capacity in stainless steel or matte black for built-in or freestanding installation.

8. Outdoor Grills

Moving cooking outdoors during warm months keeps cooking heat out of the kitchen entirely. The Newport Collection extends Cosmo’s cooking range to the backyard and patio with a high-end outdoor setup.

• COS-BGGN325K: A 32-inch propane gas grill featuring five burners (three 12,000 BTU conventional burners, a 13,500 BTU infrared burner, and a 10,000 BTU infrared rear rotisserie burner). It also includes a motorized rotisserie kit, LED knob indicator lights for nighttime visibility, interior halogen lighting, a built-in hood thermometer, and natural gas conversion capability for permanent gas line access.
• COS-2PKG-800: Packages the grill with the COS-GCN323SS stainless steel grill cabinet, featuring two storage drawers for cooking tools, dedicated propane tank storage with secure mounting, and four casters (two of which lock) for easy repositioning—delivering a complete outdoor cooking station in a single purchase.

The Complete Picture

Kitchen needs rarely exist in isolation. A great cooking surface works best when paired with appropriate ventilation, and a premium indoor cooking setup is even more enjoyable when summer heat can be redirected outside.

Well-designed individual appliances perform most consistently when they share a common standard of quality and design across the kitchen. Cosmo’s product lineup is built with this philosophy in mind, covering cooking performance, ventilation, cold storage, cleanup, and outdoor cooking with a consistent design language, finish options, and quality standards across every category. Building a complete kitchen from one source ensures every appliance is designed to work harmoniously alongside the others, avoiding the aesthetic mismatches and varying quality expectations of mixing independent brands.