Black Hobs

The stunning NikolaTesla Switch RC from Elica is the first aspirating induction hob equipped with the most advanced technologies. Its distinctive design, characterized by strong lines and high quality materials, combines the functions of two appliances into one single product to make it one of a kind and the perfect addition to your kitchen. It has all the advantages of induction hobs, such as rapid cooking and easy cleaning. However, Elica added specific technologies, like the double bridge function that allows for two adjacent cooking zones, each zone boosts to 3.2kw, to combine, so that large sized pots can be used. The NikolaTesla boasts slider touch controls and 9 power levels. With an impressive A+ energy rating and finished in black glass, this superb hob will look aesthetically pleasing and more importantly improve the air quality in your kitchen. This model is for recirculating only and has ceramic filters included. The ceramic filters last up to 5 years and can be put in the oven to regenerate them! Read Less

Whoever thought of combining your hob with an extractor is a genius! Designed by Neff, the V58NHQ4L0 air venting induction hob is the perfect blend of style and efficiency. So, let’s see what it has to offer! Sitting flush in your countertop, this 80cm wide black glass hob offers four induction zones that can be paired together to form FlexZones for larger pots and pans. Choose from 17 different power levels and adjust settings with Twist Touch electric controls. Thanks to automatic pan recognition and safety switch-off, you don’t have to worry about using any more power than necessary. In fact, this hob has an overall energy rating of B- perfect for a household that gets a lot of use out of their hob. With an impressive maximum extraction rate of 500m³/hour (and an extra intensive 622m³/hour setting), this hob quickly removes steam and aromas. Watch in awe as steam is dragged into the easy clean hob filters, providing the benefits of an over-hob extractor without the obstructive view. Read Less