Wholesale Radiant Versus Induction Cooktop - Built-in Flex Zone 4 Burner Induction Cooktop – SMZ

2 Flexible Zones with Pan Detector – Get free from the limited ring zone! This Hob has enough power to get all 4 burners going at the same time, when Flexi Mode you can get two burners going at the same time on the same level of heat, was combined to form one flexible big zone to fit any larger or long pan or griddle for BBQ use

Quick Heating and Cooling – It uses electricity to generate a magnetic field on the top of the cooking area. The magnetic field can generate heat and evenly radiate heat,Total power can be up to 7200W. making cooking easy and fast, suitable for iron, stainless steel and alloy pots.

9 Power Levels with Boost Function - 9 heat levels, range from melt(1-3) to rapid boil(8-9), accurate and easy temperature changes by a touch of Slider Regulating Key, meeting all your cooking needs! Thanks to the BOOST function, the hob power can reach Max immediately,get amazingly fast for cooking, save a lot of time to make your cooking process more convenient.

A New Level of Home Safety – over-heating protection, auto shut-off protection, and child lock function prevents unintended activation, ensuring safety for your whole family. Pan detector works when you take the pan off without turning off the power, the induction hob will stop heating immediately and automatically switch off after 2 minutes.

Slider Touch Control – Touch Controls also give this induction cooktop a fantastic array of Easy to Use, The controls respond to touch, so you don’t need to apply any pressure. Simply adjust the power setting to your desired level with slide control. Besides, the hob with Boost, Keep Warm, 99mins Timer and Pause Function, it is extremely easy to use.

Certificates

Our quality management and control system conforms to 9001,14001 and BSCI, and our products have been certified by TUV in respect of CB, CE, SAA, ROHS EMC, EMF, LVD, KC, GS, etc., which can meet the requirements of different countries and regions.

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