A ceramic or induction cooktop with a power of up to 3680 watts is suitable for a 1-phase connector. This type of electric cooktop can be connected to a standard socket that supplies 220 or 230 volts. The appliance includes a regular plug, also known as a 2-pin plug. 1-phase cooktops are less powerful than cooktops with a Perilex connector. It's also more likely that you blow your fuses when you connect multiple appliances to the same cooker circuit.
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Freestanding induction cooktop|Width of 28cm|1 cooking zone
48,99-14%
41,99
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Our choice for a small freestanding induction cooktop|Freestanding induction cooktop|60.5cm wide|2 cooking zones
126,-
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Built-in induction cooktop (59.2cm)|Suitable for a cutout width of 56cm|Includes boost function
319,-
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Freestanding induction cooktop|Boost function|Connection to normal socket
219,-
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Built-in induction cooktop (59cm)|Suitable for a cutout width of 56cm|With auto shut off when something boils over
251,--5%
239,-
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Built-in induction cooktop (59.2cm)|Suitable for a cutout width of 56cm|Includes boost function
362,-
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Built-in induction cooktop (59cm)|Suitable cutout width 56cm|With Keep Warm function
344,-
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Our choice for a freestanding induction cooktop for a regular socket|Freestanding induction cooktop|59cm wide|4 cooking zones
229,-
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Freestanding induction cooktop|59cm wide|4 cooking zones
379,-
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