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Which Hob is Best For You? It doesn't matter if you are an amateur or a professional chef, a high-quality hob is essential. This guide will help you decide the best model for your cooking and home requirements. They're popular with professional kitchens due to their quick, controllable heating. They also have a sleek look that is perfect for modern interiors. 1. Miele I-Flex Induction Hob With its sleek, black glass ceramic surface and intuitive controls, this top-of-the-line Miele 80cm Flex Induction Hob is a fashionable addition to any kitchen. Ovens & Hobs that uses induction is more energy efficient than traditional gas or electric stoves because it uses electromagnetic technology. It's also easy to clean as there aren't any complicated parts or tangled places to scrub. Featuring four standard cooking zones (two mid-sized zones suitable for pans between 14cm and 19cm and a smaller zone) This model comes with all the features you need to cook delicious meals for your family. The auto-detect function detects the presence and moves the control elements to the proper zone. A power level indicator will help you determine the most appropriate setting. This model also comes with an excellent booster function that boosts the power level of all cooking zones at the same time helping bring the water to a boil within double-quick time. Other functions that are useful include the stop and go feature that reduces all cooking zones to power level 1. and a dial that allows you to repeat the previous dialled setting and a keep warm function that keeps food at serving temperature. With a smart control panel that operates using SmartSelect sensor controls and can be connected to your home WiFi network, this Miele induction hob is both efficient and highly customisable. For instance, you can utilize the Miele app to manage and monitor your hob remotely. There is also an automatic shutdown mode which shuts off the hob at a pre-programmed interval to provide peace of mind. 2. Smeg Induction Hob Smeg's induction hobs cut cooking times, regulate temperatures accurately and minimise energy consumption. They're also safe to use in the presence of children, since they only heat up when a pot is in contact with the cooking zone, and they don't hold any residual heat after the power has been shut off. They are also easy to clean as they can easily be wiped down. Our range of Smeg induction hobs comes in a range of widths and sizes starting from a tiny 30cm to a huge 90cm model. They all have modern, sleek design and come in a choice of colors, including black, matte black and neptune grey. Some models come with a multizone feature that allows cooking in two different zones at the same time making it easier to cook with larger pans. The hobs also offer a wide range of options, from basic heat controls and timer functions to powerful boost settings that can help you complete your dishes faster. Other features include a power-off feature which shuts down the oven when no cookware has been detected, as well as a lock on the control to stop accidental changes to settings. Certain models have the ability to pause you to temporarily stop cooking without losing place. They also include a recall button that lets you reset previously used settings by pressing the button. Induction hobs don't release combustion gases, but they still produce heat when in use. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for cleaning and maintaining your Smeg Induction Hob. Cleaning the surface regularly with glass cleaner will prevent permanent marks from developing and will keep it looking nice. 3. Smeg Induction Hob with Downdraft Cook Hood Taking the best features of a downdraft hob with extractor hood, and integrating them into one unit, Smeg have developed their innovative “Hobd” system. This single unit conceals an extractor that can eliminate cooking smells instantly. The induction cooktop is able to be integrated seamlessly into your kitchen. It can sit flush against your work surface and create an elegant, minimalist appearance ideal for open plan modern kitchens. The controls are easy to clean and the surface is smooth and flat, abrasive to scratches and other scratches. Induction cooktops consume less energy than gas hobs since the heat is generated only when the pan comes into direct contact with a particular cooking zone. They are also more efficient than gas hobs, requiring less than one minute to boil a pint of water. Induction cooktops, because they don't have a flame are more secure for children than gas hobs. Featuring an Auto-Vent function, the extractor is able to automatically manage its speed depending on the power of your cooker's level. The hood only operates only when required and at the right level to eliminate cooking smells, smoke and steam from your kitchen. This sophisticated system can be easily configured and programmed using the intuitive interface on your Smeg's induction hob. It has a variety of settings to ensure optimum extraction efficiency, including Auto-Vent Boost and 24 hour air exchange. This feature cleans the air in your kitchen for 10 minutes each hour at low fan speed. It is quiet and has a minimal impact on the energy usage. The Auto-Vent feature is also equipped with a an indicator that is visible so you can see when the hood is switched on and off. 4. Smeg Induction Cooktop with Touch Controls The Smeg SI1F7845B is an induction cooktop that measures 80cm and will add a touch of luxury to any kitchen. This cooktop is made of high-quality materials, and it features the latest induction technologies to ensure efficient cooking. It features an elegant black glass ceramic surface that is easy-to-clean and looks stunning in any kitchen. Induction hobs use electromagnetic induction to directly heat the pan, thereby saving energy and making them faster than gas hobs. This technology will heat cookware quickly and uniformly and ensures perfect results every time. The cooktop's surface is cooler to the touch than the traditional method which decreases the dangers of being a safety risk. Induction hobs are also easier to clean, as spills don't burn on the surface, and any heat left over is quickly removed after cooking. The new sliding controls from Smeg are intuitive and user-friendly, making these induction hobs more user-friendly. The controls can be programmed to control the hood ventilation speed depending on the power level selected, saving you time and effort. Induction hobs can be fitted with a range of other functions, including boost settings and a timer. Induction hobs are the pinnacle of modern cooking technology. They are faster and more energy-efficient than gas hobs, with precise temperature control and simple cleaning. They are safer than traditional gas stoves as the cooking zone is only heated when the pan comes into contact with it. They are also great for families with children as they don't produce combustion gases and the top is cool after shutting off, reducing burn-related injuries. Induction hobs allow you to switch between different cooking styles, and temperatures, more easily than gas. 5. Smeg Induction Hob with Variable Temperature The sleek lines of this hob and stunning Eclipse Ceramic Glass surface are the perfect example of contemporary design. Its simple-to-use slide controls can also be locked to prevent kids from accidentally turning it off and off. The cooktop matches the other kitchen appliances. Its flat, smart-looking surface is easy to clean and cooks quickly and evenly. It was one of most efficient hobs we tested to boil water. It also has a 'Push&Go” function that automatically sets your cooktop to melt, boil or keep warm when you hit a button. Induction hobs are more efficient in energy use and easier to use when compared to gas or halogen models due to the fact that they are able to heat the pan directly instead of heating the air around it. They are not suitable for individuals with pacemakers as their electromagnetic field can interfere with the equipment. Smeg's cooking zone is extendable which means you can use larger pots. A double booster function boosts the power of each zone. The cooking zones on the Smeg can be extended to accommodate larger pots within the same space. A double booster function lets you boost the power of each zone. This model from Smeg comes with the child lock feature that is useful for households with children, but it doesn't have a separate temperature control for the hotplate, meaning you cannot adjust the heat manually, as you do on other models. There's a good range of functions but it does not include three heat indicators that are residual and an Eco-Logic advance system that controls the speed of the extraction of the hood based on the cooking zone selected on the hob.