In short: the Lagrange Transparence 079601 suits tables of six who just want to melt cheese. The takeaways: 750 W, six deep raclette pans, glass trays and a top glass that comes off for the dishwasher.

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Lagrange Transparence 079601
Photo : Lagrange (official site)

Key specs

FeatureLagrange Transparence 079601
TypeElectric raclette grill with no grill plate: raclette pans only
Number of people6
Power750 W according to the Lagrange product page
Trays and coatingGlass trays with stainless steel rims; deep non-stick cast aluminum raclette pans according to Lagrange
Dimensions and weight37.5 x 20.8 x 15.6 cm, 3.75 kg
Included accessories6 raclette pans; no spatula included (set of 8 wooden spatulas sold separately by Lagrange)
CareTop glass and raclette pans dishwasher-safe according to Lagrange
Warranty2 years + 1 free extra year according to Lagrange; spare parts for 5 years
ManufacturingMade outside Europe according to Lagrange; fixed 2 m cord

Our take

Six people is often the size where you waver between a raclette grill and a do-it-all machine. According to its product page, the 079601 has made its choice: no plate, no stone, just six raclette pans, glass trays so you can watch the cheese melt, a lower level that doubles as a pan rest and a top tray for the dish of potatoes. The elongated format, 37.5 cm by 20.8 cm, sits along the length of a table rather than in the middle.

On power, watch the numbers: Lagrange lists 750 W here, whereas the older 009601 model was rated at 850 W. Nothing in the sources tells us what difference that makes at the table. On the day we wrote this, the Amazon.fr page offered no direct purchase and pointed to the available offers instead: check the seller and what comes in the box. The brand also sells a version with ceramic raclette pans, the 079622, which should not be confused with this one.

What we like

  • Six raclette pans with no space-hogging plate
  • Top tray to keep the potatoes warm
  • Removable top glass
  • Long format, easy to fit on a narrow table

Things to consider

  • No grilling: the glass doesn’t cook
  • 750 W, versus 850 W for the previous version
  • No direct purchase on the Amazon.fr page (checked on November 7, 2026)
  • Made outside Europe, fixed cord

On video

Video: LAGRANGE Electroménager on YouTube. Official brand video on the Transparence range, Minéral version; it does not necessarily show this exact model.

Video: Monsieur Combine on YouTube. A creator’s review of the Transparence range; the size shown may differ from this model.

Video: NeozOne on YouTube. Test published by NeozOne on the 4-person Transparence, shared as an outside account.

Who is it for?

For families and get-togethers with friends for six, especially if you love raclette without the smell of grilling in the curtains. For grilling or making crêpes, this is not the right machine. And given its length, the two guests at the ends of the table will sometimes have to stretch.

Alternatives

To compare, read our selection of traditional raclette grills.

Recipes to make with it

Frequently asked questions

Does the Transparence 079601 have a cooking plate?

No: it has glass trays and six raclette pans. According to Lagrange, the glass is not designed for cooking food directly.

How is it different from the 079622?

According to the Amazon.fr listings, the 079622 keeps the six-person, 750 W format with ceramic raclette pans. The 079601 has non-stick cast aluminum raclette pans.

How powerful is it?

750 W, according to the Lagrange product page. The older 009601 model was listed at 850 W on Amazon.fr.