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Induction Hobs: the quicker and safer option

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How does an induction hob work?Beneath the hob, induction coils made from copper wire create a magnetic field as electricity is passed through them. If a pan with a magnetised base is placed on the hob, the magnetic field causes it to heat up directly. The hob will remain cool with only some residual heat from the pans, meaning induction hobs are a lot safer.

What types of inductions hobs are available?

Standard zones: Best suited for your circular pots and pans. Convenient and simple to operate, our essential range maintains classic design with contemporary style.

Combi Zone: Two cooking zones can be linked, making the switch from small to large pans effortless.

Flex Induction Zone: Combine the cooking zones into one big zone for placing small pots and large cookware. The amount of usable surface on the hob is maximised to accommodate even the largest of cookware, including griddle plates and Teppan Yaki.

Black induction cooktop with red LED indicators.
Black induction cooktop with multiple cooking zones and control panel.
Black glass electric cooktop with four circular cooking zones.
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Easy to cleanWith induction, the hob itself isn't heated which means a simple wipe with a clean cloth will remove any residue from the cooking surface.
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Cooktop control made easyThe intuitive control panel and the supportive lightline, DirectSelect makes it quicker and easier to select cooking zones and set the specific power level.
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Speed up your cookingGet meals on the table faster with the PowerBoost feature for ultra-quick heating. It heats almost 35% faster compared to the highest power level.
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Induction cooking and safetyThe electric and magnetic fields from Bosch induction hobs are subject to regular checks and fall well below maximum EU limits, as well as the legal requirements of groups such as the World Health Organisation, and are safe when used as described in the instructions. This means it is safe to use Bosch induction hobs if you are pregnant or when children are present. The hobs also feature safety and security features, such as an integrated lock function that stops the hob being activated, that can prevent accidental or unwanted use.