Induction Hobs
- Black glass finish – Modern, sleek and easy to clean
- 5 cooking zones (2 flex) – Versatile layout for all pan sizes
- 30% extra cooking space – Ideal for large cookware and batch cooking
- Pause and keep warm – Maintain or resume cooking with ease
- Timer with 5 x speed boost – Powerful heat with precise timing
- Residual heat indicator – Safety feature to prevent burns
- Touch control operation – Simple and responsive interface
- Auto pan detection – Heats only when a pan is present
- 40amp connection – High performance for serious cooking
This black glass induction hob features 5 zones, including 2 flex zones for 30% extra space. With touch controls, pause/keep warm functions, timers, and speed boost on all zones. Includes residual heat indicators, auto pan detection, and 40amp connection.
- Black glass with copper accents – Elegant, modern look with a designer finish
- 5 cooking zones (2 flex) – Flexible layout with 30% extra cooking space
- Pause & keep warm – Convenient functions for timing and temperature control
- Timer with 5 x speed boost – Rapid heat and precision timing on every zone
- Residual heat indicator – Alerts you when zones remain hot for added safety
- Touch control operation – Intuitive, sleek controls for easy adjustment
- Auto pan detection – Heats only when a suitable pan is present
- 40amp connection – Reliable power supply for high-performance cooking
This black glass induction hob with copper accents features 5 cooking zones, including 2 flex zones for 30% extra space. Includes speed boost, pause/keep warm, touch controls, and auto pan detection with a 40amp connection.
- Black glass finish – Sleek, modern surface that’s easy to clean
- 5 cooking zones – Spacious layout for flexible, multi-dish cooking
- 5 x speed boost zones – Rapid heating for faster meal prep
- Pause & keep warm – Maintain or resume cooking with ease
- Timer – Set precise cooking times for every zone
- Residual heat indicator – Safety feature to alert when zones are still hot
- Touch control operation – Simple, responsive controls at your fingertips
- Auto pan detection – Activates heat only when a pan is present
- 50amp cable fitted – High power connection for consistent performance
This 90cm black glass induction hob features 5 cooking zones with speed boost, pause/keep warm functions, timers, and auto pan detection. Includes touch controls, residual heat indicators, and comes with a fitted 50amp cable for powerful, reliable performance.
- Black glass finish – Sleek, modern surface that's easy to clean
- 5 cooking zones (2 flex) – Flexible layout with 30% extra cooking space
- Pause & keep warm – Maintain or resume cooking without losing your settings
- Timer with 5 x speed boost – Rapid heat and precision timing on every zone
- Residual heat indicator – Safety feature to show when zones are still hot
- Touch control operation – Smooth, responsive control panel
- Auto pan detection – Activates heat only when a pan is detected
- 40amp connection – Reliable power supply for high-performance cooking
This black glass induction hob features 5 cooking zones with 2 flex zones for 30% extra space, speed boost, pause/keep warm functions, touch controls, and auto pan detection. 40amp connection for powerful performance.
Induction Hobs Buying Guide
What is an induction hob and what are the benefits over a traditional hob?
Induction hobs are an electric cooking surface that consists of a flat ceramic plate topped with a layer of metal coils. It uses magnetic fields to generate heat quickly and directly to the cookware placed on top of it. The main benefit of an induction hob over gas or electric hobs is its efficiency; as energy is only generated when it comes into contact with the pot or pan, less energy is wasted than traditional hobs, if you look at a gas hob you can see the flames going around the pan - this is wasted energy. Additionally, induction hobs allow for precise control over temperature, ensuring your food always cooks perfectly.
How does an induction hob work?
Induction technology works by generating a powerful magnetic field between the hob and the metal pot or pan you place on top of it. When you switch on the power, an electric current passes through the metal coils, which in turn create the magnetic field. This causes eddy currents to form within any magnetic material placed on top of it, such as iron or steel pots and pans. These eddy currents cause resistance within the material, generating heat quickly and evenly directly to the cookware - without taking up extra energy.
What are the different features of an induction hob?
The main feature of an induction hob is its ability to reach temperatures quickly and accurately. They also come with a range of other useful features, such as: adjustable power levels; auto-shutoff settings; timer modes; keep warm functions; touch sensors for easy operation; and multiple zones for cooking multiple dishes at once. Most induction hobs also come with an energy monitoring system; this allows users to keep track of their usage and costs to ensure efficient use of the appliance. Some induction hobs are equipped with sensors that can detect when food is boiling over or burning - ensuring you never overcook your meals or over boil your potatoes again. Take the Innocenti ART29221 as an example, a great 90cm induction hob with all of the bells and whistles.
