Five-zone induction cooking built for an 80cm footprint

This induction cooktop packs five cooking zones into a 780mm-wide surface, giving you room to run multiple pots at once without crowding a single burner. For households searching for an induction cooktop that replaces a cluttered gas stove top, the layout is the first thing that stands out.

Induction heats the pan directly rather than the glass, so water comes to the boil faster and the surrounding surface stays cooler to the touch. That means quicker response when you need to pull back the heat for a reducing sauce, and less residual heat to manage once the pan comes off. With five zones in play, you can size cooking areas to match your cookware instead of compromising around fixed burner rings.

At just 48mm high, the cooktop sits with a slim, low profile that reads as considered rather than bulky once it is set into the benchtop, suiting handleless and minimalist kitchen designs. The flat ceramic glass surface wipes clean in one pass, with no trivets or burner caps to lift out and scrub. For anyone comparing stove top options for a renovation, it offers the control of induction without demanding a deep cavity or visible hardware.

Buy this if…

• You are replacing a gas stove top and want faster, more controllable heat
• You cook for a household and need five zones instead of the usual four
• You want a slim, flush-fitting cooktop for a handleless benchtop design
• You prefer a ceramic glass surface that wipes clean without lifting trivets
• You are specifying an 80cm cooktop for a mid-size kitchen layout