Electric cooktops
Electric cooktops
- 61 cooktops
If you're looking for a cooktop, make sure to check which cooktop suits you best first. Cooking on induction is safe, economical, and fast. A ceramic cooktop is cheaper, but it takes longer to heat up and cool down. If you want an electric cooktop, make sure to check which connector you need: a 2-pin or 5-pin socket. A connector and cable aren't always included by default, so make sure to order them if you need to.
Induction
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Width cooktop 75 - 85cm
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Niche width 75 cm
Our choice for the switch from gas to induction
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Induction
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Width cooktop 55 - 65cm
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Niche width 56 cm
Affordable Second Chance
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€ 155,-
Our choice for an 80cm wide built-in ceramic cooktop
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Ceramic
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Width cooktop 75 - 85cm
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Niche width 78 cm
Induction
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Width cooktop 55 - 65cm
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Niche width 56 cm
Our choice for a freestanding 4-burner induction cooktop
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Induction
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Width cooktop 55 - 65cm
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Freestanding
Affordable Second Chance
from
€ 186,-
Our choice for a freestanding 4-burner induction cooktop for 2 phases
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Induction
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Width cooktop 55 - 65cm
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Freestanding
Affordable Second Chance
from
€ 176,-
Ceramic
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Width cooktop 55 - 65cm
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Niche width 56 cm
Induction
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Width cooktop 55 - 65cm
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Niche width 56 cm
Induction
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Width cooktop 55 - 65cm
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Niche width 56 cm
Ceramic
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Width cooktop 55 - 65cm
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Niche width 56 cm
Induction
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Width cooktop 75 - 85cm
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Niche width 78 cm
Induction
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Width cooktop 75 - 85cm
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Niche width 75 cm
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Advice
- Do I have the right connection for an electric cooktop?
- How do I measure a Perilex socket with a multimeter? (cooktops)
- How do you build in an electric cooktop?
- Switch from gas cooking to 3-phase electric cooking
- The most common errors in AEG and Zanussi electric cooktops
- What is the preparation quality of an electric cooktop?
- What's the difference between a ceramic and induction cooktop?
