Built-in ceramic cooktops
A built-in ceramic cooktop has electric heating elements under the glass plate. The advantage of a ceramic cooktop is that there's no open fire. On the other hand, the surface can become a lot warmer than with induction. If you often use a roasting tray or fish pan, choose a ceramic cooktop with an oblong zone. These cooktops require a 5-way socket and 5-way Perilex connector.
2 phases (3680 - 7360W)
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Perilex (5-pin)
plug
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Preparation quality basic
Affordable Second Chance
from
€ 213,-
3 phases (more than 7360W)
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Preparation quality basic
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Temperature control
3
3 phases (more than 7360W)
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Preparation quality basic
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Large cooking zone
Affordable Second Chance
from
€ 272,-
56 cm
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2 phases (3680 - 7360W)
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Preparation quality high-end
5
2 phases (3680 - 7360W)
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Schuko/Gardy with grounding (2-pin)
plug
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Preparation quality basic
Affordable Second Chance
from
€ 135,-
6
2 phases (3680 - 7360W)
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Preparation quality basic
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None temperature control
2 phases (3680 - 7360W)
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Perilex (5-pin)
plug
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Preparation quality high-end
8
3 phases (more than 7360W)
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Preparation quality basic
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Large cooking zone
Affordable Second Chance
from
€ 213,-
9
Preparation quality basic
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None temperature control
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None large cooking zone
10
Perilex (5-pin)
plug
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Preparation quality high-end
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None temperature control
