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Proctor Silex
31116R White Four-Slice Toaster Oven with Broiler

For a white four-slice oven with a short automatic timer. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

Consider 31116R for a basic white four-slice toaster oven with Broil, an included pan, and a 15-minute automatic-shutoff timer. Its exact page does not resolve electrical input, fit, temperature, or mode-specific operation.

Consider it for

A broad basic-oven choice when the listed features are enough and missing details can be checked on the exact unit..

Look elsewhere if

Not for buyers who require known voltage, wattage, clearance, cookware fit, precise temperature controls, or an operating procedure verified for model 31116R.

Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • The manufacturer identifies a white four-slice toaster oven with a Broil feature.
  • A 15-minute timer, automatic shutoff, and ready bell are listed for the exact code.
  • The page lists a bake pan and drop-down crumb tray.

What to weigh up

  • No exact-model electrical rating, dimensions, or outside clearance is published on the page.
  • The current Use & Care link leads to a 31116PS manual rather than a 31116R guide.
  • The product page does not explain how Toast, Bake, Broil, or the timer work by mode.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model covered31116R
Documented cooking modesWhite four-slice toaster oven with Broil
Published food-fit referenceNo pizza, pan, or cavity measurement stated
Controls and timerExact-page controls are not described; 15-minute timer auto-shuts off
Placement and electrical notesVoltage, frequency, wattage, plug, dimensions, and clearance unknown
Source and variant boundaryThe linked Use & Care guide is for 31116PS, not 31116R

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 9, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

A source-bounded exact-model review

Proctor Silex's exact 31116R product page describes a white four-slice toaster oven with Broil, an included bake pan, a 15-minute timer with automatic shutoff and ready bell, and a drop-down crumb tray. The maker uses extra-large interior but publishes no cavity measurement on that page. I base this review on those exact-code details. The Use & Care link currently shown on that page opens a guide for 31116PS, a different model, so I do not use its procedures or specifications here. A separate older 31116/31118 guide does not print the R suffix. This is a source-based profile, not a hands-on test.

Four slices and a white finish are stated

The Proctor Silex page identifies model 31116R and specifies a white four-slice toaster oven. That makes its capacity and finish straightforward comparison points for buyers seeking those attributes. The page's four-slice description does not give slice dimensions or bread-spacing advice. It also gives no cavity width or depth, so there is no way to use that description to certify unusually wide bread, casseroles, or bakeware. The maker calls the interior extra-large, but without a number I would use that only as a general description, not as a fit guarantee.

Broil and an included bake pan are listed without procedures

Broil is listed as a feature, and the product page says a bake pan is included. Those details indicate that the oven has more utility than toast alone, but the exact page does not explain the broiling setup, which rack to use, whether the food should be turned, or how close it should be to the element. It also does not publish a pan size. A buyer who needs a particular cut of meat, pan dimensions, or a broiling temperature should obtain the 31116R guide or the rating plate for the specific unit. A manual link for another model cannot fill in those operating details.

A short timer with automatic shutoff

Proctor Silex lists a 15-minute timer with automatic shutoff and a ready bell. This is the most specific operating feature on the page: it states the timer duration and confirms that the timer ends by switching off the oven and sounding a bell. It does not say whether the timer governs Toast, Broil, or every cooking mode, and it does not describe shade settings or how the timer dial is set. Buyers who need a timer for a longer bake should not assume that the 15-minute description means the unit can run a longer automatically timed cycle.

Tray and crumb access affect cleanup

The exact product page identifies a drop-down crumb tray and says a bake pan is included. That makes cleanout access and one cooking accessory part of the manufacturer's listed features. There is no listed rack arrangement or present seller inventory in the material used here. A page feature is not a guarantee that a particular used or refurbished seller package contains every expected accessory, so check the present offer's included-parts list before relying on it.

Electrical and counter planning remain open

The exact 31116R page does not list voltage, frequency, wattage, plug type, outside measurements, interior measurements, weight, or clearance distance. Those omissions matter if you have a firm outlet limit, a tight counter, or a dish that needs a precise cavity measurement. The broad U.S. manufacturer page identifies the model and intended consumer category, but it is not a substitute for an electrical nameplate. I would not recommend it for a hard electrical or physical-fit requirement until those specifics are confirmed on the exact unit.

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Before you buy

How many slices does it hold?

Proctor Silex identifies the 31116R as a four-slice toaster oven; the page gives no bread-width or measured cavity specification.

Does it include a bake pan?

The exact-model product page lists a bake pan as included, but a current seller's package still needs its own confirmation.

Does the timer shut the oven off?

The maker page lists a 15-minute timer with automatic shutoff and a ready bell, without specifying whether every mode uses it.

What electrical supply does it need?

The exact 31116R page does not state voltage, frequency, wattage, or plug type; check the unit's rating plate.

Can I use the 31116PS manual?

No. The page's guide link opens a 31116PS manual, so this review does not apply those procedures to 31116R.

Where can I check the current price?

Use the Amazon link for current offers. Check the exact model, seller, product condition, delivery, and return terms. This page does not display a live price or confirm stock.

Sources & review basis

We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.

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The decision

31116R has several useful maker-listed features, but its operating and electrical details remain too sparse for exact-fit screening.

Is it the right fit?

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