Even heat and automatic control for serious home cooking

This 60cm induction cooktop uses SenseFry to monitor the temperature beneath the pan and adjust power automatically, so a steak or pancake browns evenly without you hovering over the dial. For anyone comparing induction cooktop options, that kind of self-correcting heat is the real point of difference over a standard induction stove.

The Bridge zone merges two cooking areas into one surface with matched temperature and timer settings, useful for a plancha or an oversized roasting pot. PowerBoost delivers a fast surge of heat for searing or bringing water to the boil, then steps back to the highest sustainable power level automatically. Because induction heats the pan directly rather than the glass around it, spills are less likely to burn on and the cooktop stays cooler to touch and quicker to wipe down.

Hob2Hood lets a compatible rangehood start and adjust fan speed based on how hard you are cooking, so you are not reaching for greasy-fingered controls mid-stir-fry. Touch-slide sensors sit flush under a black glass surface that reads as one continuous plane, suiting a handleless run of cabinetry where the cooktop needs to disappear into the benchtop rather than announce itself.

Buy this if…

• You want an induction hotplate that adjusts heat automatically instead of guesswork
• You cook with woks, planchas or other oversized cookware
• You already run a Hob2Hood-compatible rangehood, or plan to
• You need quick boil and sear performance alongside gentle simmering
• You want a cooktop that sits flush and cleans easily in a minimalist kitchen