There are 3 types of freestanding electric hobs: traditional electric cooktops, ceramic cooktops, and induction cooktops. Consider what you find important when buying a cooktop: should it be energy-efficient, affordable, or fast, or do you want all three? A freestanding cooktop has the advantage that you can pick it up and place it somewhere else if you want to. It can, for example, be on your kitchen counter, but it is also suitable for the campsite or at a beach house.
Our choice for a small freestanding induction cooktop|1 phase (regular connector)|Width 60,5 cm|2 cooking zones
129,-
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1 phase (regular connector)|Width 56,5 cm|2 cooking zones
109,-
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1 phase (regular connector)|Width 59 cm|4 cooking zones
257,-
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Our choice for a freestanding induction cooktop for a regular socket|1 phase (regular connector)|Width 59 cm|4 cooking zones
229,-
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1 phase (regular connector)|Width 59 cm|4 cooking zones
274,-
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2 phases (Perilex connector)|Width 60 cm|4 cooking zones
487,-
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1 phase (regular connector)|Width 59 cm|4 cooking zones
331,-
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2 phases (Perilex connector)|Width 54 cm|4 cooking zones
487,-
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1 phase (regular connector)|Width 59 cm|4 cooking zones
274,-
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Our choice for a freestanding induction 2-phase cooktop|2 phases (Perilex connector)|Width 59 cm|4 cooking zones
399,-
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1 phase (regular connector)|Width 28 cm|1 cooking zones
Retail price Inventum
69,9941,99
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