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What's the right connector for your electric cooktop?

It's important to have a suitable connector for any cooktop. Otherwise, it only works partially, not at all, or the fuses can blow.

• 1 phase: a 1-phase connection is a standard connector with a normal socket and delivers up to 3680W. This mainly applies to freestanding cooktops.

• 2 phases: with a cooktop with up to 7360W power, the power is distributed over 2 phases. The cooktop is permanently installed directly into the wall via a connection cable.

• 3 phases: most modern cooktops with a power of more than 7400W distribute voltage over 3 phases. To prevent overload, they're connected via a fixed connector in the wall.

Note: we don't connect your cooktop for you. If you don't have experience with connecting cooktops, contact a certified electrician of your choosing.

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1. A

   1. AEG cooktops

2. B

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   2. Beko cooktops
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   4. Bosch cooktops
   5. Buddy Discount Days cooktop deals
   6. Built-in cooktops

3. C

   1. Ceramic cooktops
   2. Cooktop promotions
   3. Cooktops with 56cm cutout width
   4. Cooktops with 75cm cutout width
   5. Cooktops with 88cm cutout width

4. E

   1. Electric cooktops

5. F

   1. Freestanding cooktops

6. I

   1. Induction cooktops
   2. Inventum cooktops

7. N

   1. NEFF cooktops

8. O

   1. Offertunities cooktop deals
   2. Offertunities induction cooktop deals

9. S

   1. Siemens cooktops
   2. Single burner cooktops

10. #

    1. 4-burner cooktops
    2. 5-burner cooktops

11. Advice

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