Faber induction hobs come in 60 cm, 80 cm and 90 cm widths, all with a glass surface, slider touch controls and a red display. They suit anyone who wants the fast, responsive heat of induction and a flat top that wipes clean easily. Induction heats the pan directly rather than the glass, so heat changes happen straight away and less heat spills into the kitchen.
The 60 cm and 80 cm hobs each have four cooking zones and nine power levels, and you can choose black or grey glass. The two left-hand zones are flexible, so you can use them together for a griddle, fish kettle or large roasting tin. The 80 cm hob gives the same four zones more room, which helps if you often cook with big pans side by side.
The 90 cm hob is black and adds a fifth zone, along with two flexible zones. Its product information also lists a PowerBoost function for bringing water to the boil quickly, automatic pan detection, automatic safety shut-off, a panel lock and an acoustic signal. It has a connected load of 7.4kW, so check with your electrician that your supply can handle it.
To narrow the choice, start with the space in your worktop and how many pans you usually cook with at once. Then decide between black and grey glass, or go for the 90 cm hob if you want the fifth zone and the extra safety features. You can also see these hobs among Faber electric hobs or browse all Faber products, including cooker hoods to go with your hob.
