Every Bertazzoni electric hob here is an induction hob, so this page shows the same selection as Bertazzoni induction hobs. Induction heats the pan rather than the glass, so it reacts quickly when you turn the power up or down, and the surface around the pan stays cooler. You'll need pans that work on induction. All of these hobs have a ceramic glass top and touch controls. They come in three widths: 60 cm, 78 cm and 90 cm.

Width mostly decides how many zones you get. The 60 cm hobs have three or four zones, the 78 cm hobs have four and the 90 cm hobs have five. Most models have at least one bridging zone, which joins two zones so a griddle or long pan heats along its whole length. Many also have a flexible zone, which takes pans of different shapes and sizes. A few have two bridging and two flexible zones, which is useful if you often cook several large dishes at once. Every hob has nine power levels. Some add a booster for fast boiling and searing, and some 78 cm models have a double booster.

Alongside the Modern Series hobs, Bertazzoni offers Premium Hidden Slider models with an LCD display and Super Premium TFT models with a TFT display. Both come with a choice of trim: Carbonio, gold, stainless steel or no colour trim. That lets you match the hob to the handles, taps or other finishes in your kitchen. Several models have a frameless design for a cleaner edge. If you want the glass to sit level with the worktop, check whether the model is flush fit, as not every one is.

To narrow your choice, start with the width that fits your worktop and how many pans you usually have on the go. Then decide whether you need bridging or flexible zones for larger cookware. Finally, pick your display and trim. If you're still deciding between fuel types, compare these with Bertazzoni gas hobs or browse all Bertazzoni hobs.