Even the biggest pots and pans can be catered for with Bridge Zone. Designed with busy family kitchens in mind, Bridge Zone lets you use two induction zones separately or link them together when you're cooking for a crowd.
There are more exciting things to do than watching water boil. BoilProtect detects rising bubbles and automatically reduces to a low simmer. No more constant monitoring so you can focus on the flavours. Applies to stainless steel and enamelled pots filled with water only.
With Hob2Hood technology, compatible rangehoods work seamlessly with your induction cooktop to clear your kitchen of cooking smells and steam. As you start cooking, the rangehood will automatically turn on then intuitively adjust the fan speed and airflow to match your cooking. How's that for hands-free convenience?
We know that family life is full of distractions. That's why you'll appreciate our clever Pause function. Simply touch the Pause icon on your cooktop and all operating induction zones will drop to Keep Warm mode. When you're ready to go again, hit Pause again and settings will return to where you left off.
Our range of gas cooktops is designed to look good and cook great with practical design features, now you can make every meal a winner. With fast heating and our Dual Valve technology, you can go from boil to simmer in no time at all.
For precision control cooking all your favourite recipes, our smart Dual Valve flame control lets you go from boil to simmer in an instant.
For extra peace of mind, our flat trivets are designed to cover the large flat surface area for better pot stability.
Installation Costs
Something to consider with any appliance purchase is installation costs or kitchen adjustments that need to be done to fit the appliance. When looking at a Gas Cooktop you will need to ensure you have a gas connection and whether your connection is natural or LPG ensuring the cooktop you choose is compatible. If you are leaning toward induction cooking in your kitchen you will need to assess whether you have enough amps to power an induction cooktop.
New Cookware Investment
Most modern cookware is induction friendly, however, there are still a lot out there that are not. This may mean that you need to purchase new pots and pans. Before you do the mental calculations of the extra costs grab a magnet and see if the base of your pots and pans attracts the magnet, if they do you should be cooking with induction in no time.
Choose from one brand
One thing to note when upgrading your kitchen is, just as there are 52 shades of white, same goes for appliance finishes. For best results, buy your appliances from one brand to make sure everything is seamless.
Warranty
Subject to terms and conditions our cooktops come with 24 months warranty in Australia and New Zealand, following the date of purchase. Click here to view Terms and Conditions.
Support & Service
We have a Customer Care team available to assist you over the phone seven days a week, and a national network of experienced technicians and selected service agents. Offering a fixed price guarantee with no additional hidden labour costs, giving you peace of mind that your appliance is in good hands. Click here to contact customer care. Click here to book a service online.
An induction cooktop is an electromagnetic flat surface cooktop that ensures fast heating using direct induction heating of cooking vessels. It is a seamless, cost-effective, and time-efficient cooktop. With induction cooktops, the heat is instant as your pan is heated by a magnetic field instead of a flame or electric element. This makes the pot or pan the heat source not the cooktop surface, allowing it to heat up faster and create a safer cooking environment for you and your family.
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When a suitable cooking pot or pan is placed on top of the induction cooktop an electric current is passed through a coil of copper wire that is located underneath the ceramic plate.
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To ensure your pan is compatible with an Induction cooktop it needs to have magnetic capability. This can be simply tested by placing a magnet on the bottom of your pan to see if it attracts, if so then your pan should work on the cooktop.
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Cooking with induction gives you precise temperature control, more precise than gas or electric counterparts. Not to mention the flexibility to accommodate different types and amounts of cookware (pots and pans with magnetic capability). Induction cooking is also highly efficient because very little heat energy escapes-unlike with an open gas flame, the heat goes around the cookware and just a minimal residual heat is left when you remove the cookware.
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These are simple tips to clean and maintain an induction cooktop:
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