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Re: Induction v ceramic hob and flush fit
That’s what we thought except when you’ve been around a while you inevitably have some pans that won’t be compatible.
Re: Induction v ceramic hob and flush fit
Exactly. This model has both ceramic and induction:
http://www.aeg.co.uk/Products/Cooking/H … HK634110FB
model HK634110FB
Re: Induction v ceramic hob and flush fit
Don you have confused me as the AEG is a mix of ceramic and halogen.
As for the flush one (different model) it’s quite what it looks like I am after. I
have seen lods that sit on the work top but not a flush oneRe: Induction v ceramic hob and flush fit
As for the fit there seems to be 4 types, one or more SS edged edges, frameless which sticks up above with a 90 deg edge, bevelled/chamfered which also sticks up but with a gentler edge and flush which means it is level with the worktop and doesn’t stick up at all.
Such as this one:
http://www.siemens-home.co.uk/our-produ … rce=browseRe: Induction v ceramic hob and flush fit
Yes AEG do one with 2 halogen and 2 ceramic Highlight zone (their words). Model HK634110FB.
The idea for me would be having induction which is what I want but the others for use with any old pan I might have.
I don’t know what type the Highlight is. They just say ceramic
