1-phase cooktops
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.
Our choice for a small freestanding induction cooktop
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Width cooktop 55 - 65cm
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Freestanding
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Slider, Touch keys
2
Width cooktop 55 - 65cm
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Freestanding
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Touch keys
Our choice for a 56 cutout induction cooktop for a regular socket
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Width cooktop 55 - 65cm
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Niche width 56 cm
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Built-in
Our choice for a freestanding induction cooktop for a regular socket
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Width cooktop 55 - 65cm
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Freestanding
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Slider, Touch keys
5
Width cooktop 55 - 65cm
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Freestanding
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Touch keys
6
Width cooktop 55 - 65cm
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Freestanding
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Touch keys
7
Width cooktop 55 - 65cm
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Freestanding
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Touch keys
8
Width cooktop 55 - 65cm
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Freestanding
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Buttons, Touch keys
9
Width cooktop narrower than 45cm
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Niche width 26,8 cm
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Built-in
10
Width cooktop 55 - 65cm
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Niche width 56 cm
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Built-in
