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What's an induction hob?
Induction hobs generate heat through a magnetic field. It heats up ultra fast and offers exceptional flexibility: heating zones can be combined to suit a wide range of pot and pan sizes and shapes.
Pro tip: To test if a pot works with induction, see if a magnet attaches to the bottom.
Took decades to develop. Takes seconds to understand.
Our TFT Touch Display leads you intuitively through the menu options step by step, with clear lettering and descriptive pictograms. The desired settings can then be selected at the touch of a button. Meaning you can track everything at a glance when cooking.
Maximum flexibility, for pots of any sizes.
Don't know where to place your larger cookware on the hob? The FlexInduction Zone lets you combine flexible zones from front to back, by automatically detecting the size and position of cookware in the zone, and heats those surfaces. Fit a large roasting sideways at the top of your hob, while still having plenty of space for pots and pans, large or small.
Speed up your cooking with PowerBoost
When you want to get quick and easy meals on the table even faster, Power Boost can help. This practical feature adds a boost of power for ultra-quick heating. Use it on your induction hob to boil large quantities of water – and heat up to 35% faster compared to the highest power level.
