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Which Hob is Best For You?

It doesn't matter whether you are an amateur or a professional chef, a high-quality hob is essential. This guide will help you determine the right model for your home, and cooking requirements.

They're a favourite with professional kitchens for their instant, controllable heat. They also have a sleek look that suits modern interiors.

1. Miele I-Flex Induction Hob

With its sleek, black ceramic surface and simple controls, this state-of-the-art Miele 80cm Flex Induction oven hob is a fashionable addition to any kitchen. Contrary to traditional electric or gas hobs, this model uses electromagnetic technology to heat only the base ovens and hobs uk (Loveyou`s recent blog post) the pan which makes it more energy efficient. It's also easy to clean, as there aren't any complicated parts or tangled corners to scrub.

This model has four cooking zones that are standard. Two of them are suitable for pans between 14cm to 19cm in size and one smaller. The auto-detect feature detects presence of the control elements to the proper zone. A power level indicator will help you choose the most suitable setting.

This model comes with a useful booster feature that increases the power of all cooking zones at once helping to bring water to a boil in half the time. A stop-and-go feature reduces the power of all cooking zones. You can also make use of the handy redial function to repeat your last dialed setting.

This Miele induction stove is extremely customizable and efficient. It features a smart control panel operated by SmartSelect sensors. It can also be connected to an WiFi network at home. For instance, you can use the Miele app to control and monitor your Hob remotely. There is also an automatic shut-down mode that shuts off the hob at a pre-programmed time to provide peace of mind.

2. Smeg Induction Hob

Induction hobs from Smeg reduce cooking time, manage temperatures accurately and minimise energy consumption. They're also safe to use in the presence of children, because they only heat up when a pot is in contact with the particular cooking area and do not retain any heat after the power has been turned off. They are also easy to clean since they can easily be wiped down.

Our selection of Smeg induction hobs comes in a range of sizes and widths starting from a tiny 30cm model to a larger 90cm model. All models feature sleek and modern designs and are available in black, neptune grey and matte black. Some models have multizone capabilities that allow cooking in two different zones at the same time which makes it easier to cook in larger pans. The cooktops are also fitted with a range of features that range from simple controls for heat and timers to a powerful boost setting that can assist you in completing your dishes quicker.

Other features that are important include an automatic power-off feature that shuts down the stove when no cookware is found, and a control lock to prevent accidental modifications to settings. Certain models come with the ability to pause the cookware to be temporarily suspended without losing the place. They also come with a recall button which lets you reset previously used settings by pressing the button. Induction hobs do not emit combustion gases, but they still produce heat when in use. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for cleaning and maintaining your Smeg Induction Hob. A regular clean-up using glass cleaner will keep the surface in good condition and prevent any permanent marks from forming.

3. Smeg Induction Hob with Downdraft Cook Hood

Smeg's innovative "Hobd" system combines the best features of an extractor hood along with a downdraft stove. The single unit houses a powerful extractor that instantly removes cooking odours - creating the perfect mix of functionality and style.

The induction cooktop can be incorporated seamlessly into your kitchen. It can be placed flush against your work surface to create an elegant, minimalist appearance ideal for open plan, modern cooking areas. It's easy to clean with its simple wipe down controls and smooth, flat surface that is resistant to abrasions and scratches.

Induction cooktops consume less energy than gas hobs since the heat is generated only when the pan is in direct contact with a particular cooking zone. They are also faster than gas hobs. It takes less than one second to boil one pint. Induction cooktops because they have no flame, are safer for children than gas hobs.

The extractor's Auto-Vent feature can automatically adjust its speed to match the power of your stove. This means that the hood works only when it is required and at the right level to efficiently remove steam, smoke and cooking odours from your kitchen.

This smart system can be easily configured and programmed using the user-friendly interface of your Smeg induction hob. It comes with a variety of settings for maximum extraction efficiency, such as Auto-Vent Boost and 24-hour air exchange. This feature is activated for a period of 10 minutes every hour at low speeds, purifying the air in your kitchen with minimal noise or impact on energy consumption. The Auto-Vent feature comes with an indicator with a visual display so that you can see whether the hood is on and off.

4. Smeg Induction hob uk with Touch Controls

The Smeg SI1F7845B 80cm Induction Hob is a stunning kitchen appliance that adds a an elegant touch to any modern kitchen. The cooktop is constructed of top-quality materials and features the latest induction technology to ensure fast efficient cooking. It has an elegant black glass ceramic surface that is easy to clean and looks stunning in any kitchen.

Induction hobs utilize electromagnetic induction to heat the pan, thus saving energy and making them more efficient than gas hobs. This technology heats cookware quickly and uniformly and ensures perfect results every time. The cooktop's surface is cooler to the feel than traditional methods, which reduces safety risks. Induction hobs also make it easier to clean, since spills aren't burned on the surface and any heat left over is quickly removed after cooking.

Smeg's new intuitive sliding controls are easy to use and makes these induction hobs more user-friendly. The controls can be programmed to ensure that they automatically control the hood's ventilator speed based on the chosen power levels, saving you both time and effort. Induction hobs can be fitted with a range of other functions, such as boost settings as well as a timer.

Induction hobs are a symbol of modern cooking technology. They are more efficient in energy use and faster than gas hobs. They also have a precise temperature control, and are easy to clean. They are more secure than traditional gas stoves as the cooking area is only heated when the pan comes in contact with it. These are ideal for families with small children as they don't produce combustion gas and the top is cool to the touch after turning off. This reduces the risk of burning. Induction hobs are also more flexible than gas hobs, permitting you to effortlessly switch between different cooking styles and temperatures.

5. Smeg Induction Hob oven with hob Variable Temperature

This hob's sleek lines and gorgeous Eclipse Ceramic Glass surface are the ultimate example of modern design. The easy-to use sliding controls can be locked to stop children from accidentally turning the hob on or altering settings. The cooktop is a perfect match to the rest of your kitchen. Its flat, smart-looking surface is easy to clean and heats quickly and evenly. It was one of the hobs that was fastest to boil our test water and has the useful Push&Go function that allows your hob to be programmed to heat up, melt or keep warm at the press of one button.

Induction hobs heat the pan directly instead of heating the surrounding air which reduces energy consumption and makes them easier to use than gas or halogen models. They are not suitable for people who have pacemakers, as their electromagnetic field interferes with the device.

Smeg's cooking zone is extendable, so you can use larger pots. Double booster functions increases the power in each zone. There's also a handy "shut off" timer that will stop your hob when you're done using it, as well as a minute minder and double power consumption mode that limits the amount of energy used by the hob.

This Smeg model has an option for locking children which is useful for households with children, however it doesn't have a dedicated temperature control for the hotplate, meaning you cannot adjust the heat manually, as you do on other models. The Smeg model has many features including three temperature indicators for residual temperatures and Eco-Logic advanced system, which regulates the speed at which the hood is removed based on the cooking zone you select on the hob.