Introducing this modern gas hob from the market leading German manufacturer, Bosch. It offers you plenty of space to prepare multiple dishes and accompaniments simultaneously. It will grab your attention at first glance, with its sophisticated black design, powerful burners, simple controls and all supported by a great range of features. The built-in hob will also be appreciated by larger households. One of the advantages of its sophisticated design is its flat embedded installation. You can choose between standard and a semi-flush built-in option. The surface of the board is made of tempered glass, which not only looks great, it is also very easy to maintain in perfect condition.
The built-in cooktop offers five different sized gas burners delivering different levels of power so you can use a variety of cookware for heating without limitation. Of course, there is a special Wok burner for extra powerful cooking. The hob has mechanical controls with the use of rotary knobs. The control panel is located on the front for convenient access. Additionally, for comfort, the gas ignition is located directly on the knob.
The unique hob features innovative, patented FlameSelect technology to help you control the burner's power within a range from 1 to 9. The safety function is fulfilled by the integrated flame fuse, which deactivates the entire board in the event of a sudden flame blowout (for example, drafts). High-quality cast iron grids will give you the necessary stability while cooking.
Additional features:
Burners:
at the rear left: normal burner of 1.75kW
at the right: a powerful 3kW burner
centre burner WOK 4kW
front left: economical burner 1kW
front right: normal burner 1.75kW
What is the difference between flexi, combi zone, and round inductors?
Round zones have a fixed size. A combi zone bridges two separate zones into one larger area. A flexi zone, on the other hand, adapts to the shape and size of the cookware anywhere on the surface.
Can I connect the hob to 400V?
Yes, most induction hobs can be connected to 400V (two phases), which is actually recommended for reaching full power.
Why can't I connect a hob with a power input of 4.6 kW to two phases?
A 4.6 kW power input is designed to run on a single, stronger phase. Splitting the load across two phases usually requires a higher total power rating, around 7 kW.
On your website, you state Voltage 220-240 V, can the hob be connected to a multi-phase connection?
Yes, the 220-240V figure refers to the voltage per phase. The hob can typically be connected to two phases (400V) as well.
Which hobs are designed for flush installation?
These are frameless models with polished edges, listed in the range as suitable for flush-mount installation.
The hob is noisy, it clicks loudly.
The clicking comes from switching relays or the power management function. It's a normal operating characteristic of induction technology, not a fault.
Is it possible to turn off the sound signals on the hob?
Yes, on Bosch and Siemens models this can be done in the "Basic Settings" menu (C2). Confirmation tones can be muted, but warning signals stay active regardless.
What is the smallest diameter of cookware that will work on an induction hob?
The minimum diameter depends on the size of the zone, and typically falls somewhere between 9 and 12 cm.
For questions about Bosch large home appliances, you can find all the useful information here.
BSH domácí spotřebiče s.r.o., Radlická 350/107c, 158 00, Praha 8, www.bsh-group.com/cz
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
