This is brilliant. We have been meaning to change from Gas hob to induction in our new home and needed to rewire but this makes it possible for us not to and just plug into the current ignition

Just got that NEF hob, it's great, a vast improvement from the old gas hob.

Dziękuje za informacje. Super.

Thank you for explaining it.

Nice one explaining it thanks a lot geezer

Bosch confirm power is limited to 3kw with plug on but if you remove the plug and install hardwired into a dedicated hob connection power output is increased to (setting 4 + 4kw) 3.7kw.

So as you use more pans you limit the power per pan as the electronics throttles down the heat per zone. Can’t see how this is an advantage if you use the whole surface, more like a limitation. Unless you just want to simmer four pans on low heat.

I bought a Bosch which was supposed to be 13amp and when we had issues their service man turned up and said i installed it wrongly! All i did was plug it in and configured it to 13 amp only. Made no difference to my hob/

Can i plug this induction hob into a double socket with a 13amp single oven ?

Anyone know the longevity of these devices?

My plug in hob has a sticker that says it needs grounding and when I plug it into the mains I hear a beep (I'm hoping you're going to tell me that, that just means there is power going to the hob!)

Why would you want four rings going at full pelt anyway ?? I would think 3 at simmer would be quite sufficient, unless you want to burn everything.

Great video. Could you do one but 13amp ovens?. Thanks.

i've brought a cooker off Currys and it states its power supply is 13 amp plug, does this mean i can plug it in or does it need to be hard wired ? Thanks

Does anybody know...what the benefits are in having a hard-wired electric hob as opposed to a plug-in?