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- Dimensions: 60mm (H) x 770mm (W) x 520mm (D)
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- Pan detection technology activates heat with suitable cookware
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- Dimensions: 62mm (H) x 590mm (W) x 520mm (D)
- Direct touch controls offer simple, intuitive operation
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- Pan detection technology activates heat with suitable cookware
- Energy efficiency rating A supports lower energy consumption
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- Dimensions: 62mm (H) x 590mm (W) x 520mm (D)
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- Energy efficiency rating A supports lower energy consumption
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- Height: 210mm
- Width: 830mm
- Depth: 510mm
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- Height: 250mm
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Do I need special pans for an induction hob?You'll need cookware with a magnetic base. Many stainless steel and cast-iron pans are suitable. A quick way to check is to place a magnet against the base of the pan — if it sticks firmly, it will generally work on an induction hob.
What size hob should I choose?Around 60cm is a common hob width and works well in many kitchens, while larger models offer additional burners or cooking zones. Consider your available worktop space and how many pans you typically use at once before choosing.
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