Touch Controls
Extremely user friendly, touch controls allow you to select the zone and temperature with ease. A variety of controls are available from multi sliders to digi touch, all responsive and intuitive. This makes adjusting heat levels, timers, and settings straightforward, even for those unfamiliar with advanced kitchen technology.
Pan Detection
Some of our models feature an intuitive 7” VIVO screen Max display, showing every position, size and shape of your pots and pans beautifully in full colour.
Bridging Zones
Bridging technology allows you to combine multiple cooking zones to cater for cooking over a larger area which is handy if you have an especially large pot or pan which you want to utilise. Typical examples include multizone and AREA hobs.
Gentle Heating Power Levels
You can find up to 14 power levels on some models ranging from low-power cooking, which is ideal for melting chocolate etc and keep warm functions. This means, by choosing Induction you can even melt chocolate directly in the pan without a bain-marie!
Power Boosters
At the opposite end of the scale, power boosters are ideal for rapid cooking or when time is of the essence.
A Sleek, Low-Profile Design
The look of an Induction hob is clean, modern and elegant. Its minimalistic design makes it a popular choice as it complements most kitchen styles. Induction hobs come in a variety of sizes from a compact 30cm hob all the way up to a large 90cm wide version. Colours options include black, neptune grey, matte black and white.
Safety Comes First
Due to the way they work, Induction hobs are a safer option when compared to gas or ceramic. There is no flame and heat is only generated when the pan comes into direct contact with the specific cooking zone, ensuring safety in the presence of children.
A child safety lock is also present for added reassurance, so children are unable to adjust the controls if selected. If you have a pacemaker, it is recommended that you keep a distance of at least 60cm from an Induction hob, as the electromagnetic field can potentially interfere with the settings of a pacemaker.