Induction cooktop Stalgast 9705100

This induction cooktop uses electromagnetic energy to heat compatible pans directly, avoiding open flames. The method provides immediate temperature control, reduces energy loss, and enhances safety by keeping the surrounding surface cool.

The user selects a power level from one to nine using the ergonomic knob after placing suitable cookware on the hob. A residual heat indicator warns when the surface remains hot, while the utensil recognition system activates the hob only with the correct pans. Overheating protection automatically switches off the unit if temperatures become unsafe, and the display shows current power settings.

The front panel is made of stainless steel with laser-engraved markings. The unit's dimensions are 400 mm deep, 700 mm wide, and 850 mm high. Adjustable feet ensure stability on uneven floors, and the design supports larger pans. A cooling system prevents prolonged overheating, and an optional chimney can be added for better airflow.

A 400 V three-phase electrical supply is required. The hob diameter of 250 mm determines the maximum pan size, and the nine power levels allow precise adjustments for different cooking tasks. The cooktop fits standard worktop spaces and remains stable during use.

Maintenance involves wiping the smooth surface with a damp cloth after cooking. The laser-engraved controls resist wear, and the stainless steel panel stays clean with regular wiping. Adjustable feet also help prevent moisture build-up underneath.

This model is supplied without a chimney but can be fitted with one if needed. It is built for professional kitchens where induction cooking is chosen for its efficiency and safety benefits.