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ETNA KIV12ZIL
135,-
Retail price Veripart
189,-119,-
133,-
Freestanding
Freestanding
Built-in
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
No
Current product
135,-
Retail price Veripart
189,-119,-
133,-
Freestanding
Freestanding
Built-in
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
No
Appliance placement | Freestanding | |
|---|---|---|
Cooktop heating | Induction | |
Minimum power supply | 3500 W | |
Connection to number of phases in the Netherlands | 1 phase (regular connector) | |
Connection to number of phases in Germany | 1 phase (up to 3680W) | |
Number of cooking zones | 2 | |
Flexible cooking zone | ||
Boost function |
According to our Cooktop expert
The freestanding ETNA KIV12ZIL is a small cooktop that can easily be moved. Thanks to the normal connector, it can easily be connected anywhere. You can put it in your student room, for example, so that you can prepare a 2-pan meal. Or you can take it to the shed and use it for frying. This way, your home won't smell like a fast food chain and you can still serve fresh fries. Because the cooktop works on induction, you don't need a gas connection. Place the pan on the cooking zone, select 1 of the 12 settings, and set the preparation time with the timer.
5 stars
127
4 stars
51
3 stars
10
2 stars
2
1 star
3
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I use this hob in my student room. Before this I had a cheap unbranded induction hob, which heated in 'punches'; one moment it would fire and the pan was briefly heated, the next it would shut off and cool the pan again. With this new hob, this happens in much faster punches, so you won't notice the difference and the pan is heated evenly. The steps between the different wattages/temperatures are also small, so you can set it very accurately. A disadvantage is that the hob makes quite a lot of noise when it is on. It is mainly the fan that ensures that it does not overheat, and the ticking of the turning on and off what you hear. It is therefore understandable that it produces quite a bit of noise. In addition, the operation takes some getting used to. By this I don't mean the operation of the touch keys (this works fine), but when and how long you have to press for certain functions. For example, to switch on a cooking phase, you have to press and hold the on/off button for a while. So it's not very complicated, but you should know it. Other than that, it looks nice and is sturdy, and I am very satisfied with it.
Julia
6 April 2021
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Bjorn Bussche
30 December 2021
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Touch controls are on top, next to pan. If the pan is boiling slowly and water comes into contact with the touch control, the appliance often goes to the highest setting. So from gentle cooking to very hard cooking, resulting in everything getting wet, or if the pan boils dry, even a risk of fire. It is truly incredible that the touch keys respond not only to fingers, but also to drops of water. If water comes into contact with the touch button, the settings change, very unsafe. This device should not be sold. I'm definitely going to put this on YouTube and email the link to etna and see what they say. Unsuitable for cooking.
Michel
31 July 2024
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First, add your Cooktop to your shopping cart. On the next page, choose the Protection Plan below. You always have a 30-day return window and pay no deductible in case of damage.
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Product number | 837144 | |
|---|---|---|
Manufacturer code | 733035 | |
Brand | ETNA | |
Processing of your defect | At your home | |
Old product returned for free |
Appliance placement | Freestanding | |
|---|---|---|
Cooktop heating | Induction | |
Width | 56,5 cm | |
Height | 6,5 cm | |
Depth | 36 cm | |
Weight | 4,7 kg | |
Color | Black | |
Cooking surface material | Glass | |
Cover |
Number of settings | 8 | |
|---|---|---|
Flexible cooking zone | ||
Boost function | ||
Keep-warm function | ||
Auto heat-up | ||
Auto shut-off in case of overflow | ||
Temperature control | ||
Pan recognition | ||
Pan size recognition | ||
Residual heat indicator | ||
Temperature setting | Settings | |
Non-slip feet | ||
Preparation quality | Mid-range | |
Included by default | Manual, Power cord, Power cord | |
Oven-controlled |
Control options | Touch keys | |
|---|---|---|
Memory function | ||
Safety switch-off | ||
Child safety lock | ||
Overheating protection | ||
All-off button | ||
On/off indicator |
Suitable for plug type | Schuko/Gardy with grounding (2-pin) | |
|---|---|---|
Connector included | ||
Connection to number of phases in the Netherlands | 1 phase (regular connector) | |
Connection to number of phases in Germany | 1 phase (up to 3680W) | |
Minimum power supply | 3500 W | |
Location of electric connector | Center |
Number of cooking zones | 2 | |
|---|---|---|
Cooking zone 1 | Standard | |
Power output cooking zone 1 | 2 kW | |
Diameter cooking zone 1 | 18 cm | |
Cooking zone 2 | Standard | |
Power output cooking zone 2 | 1,5 kW | |
Diameter cooking zone 2 | 18 cm |
