Gaggenau Induction Hob 400 Series 90 cm
Wanaka, New Zealand
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- One single big cooking surface
- Free positioning of cookware
- All sizes and formats of cookware can be used
- TFT touch display for an intuitive control of all functions
- Professional cooking functions
Product Details
- Product
- Gaggenau Induction Hob 400 Series 90 cm
- Category
- Induction Cooktops
- Sold by
- Selectrix Wanaka
- Range
- Gaggenau
- Brand
- Gaggenau
Product specified by
- One single big cooking surface
- Free positioning of cookware
- All sizes and formats of cookware can be used
- TFT touch display for an intuitive control of all functions
- Professional cooking functions
- Specs
Cooking zones
- One unique cooking surface of 3200 cm².
- Up to 6 items of cookware can be placed simultaneously on the cooktop.
Capacity
- Easy to use colour graphic TFT touch display with use indications.
- Electronic power control in 17 cooking power levels.
Safety
- Main switch.
- Residual heat indication.
- Child lock.
- Safety shut-off.
- Pause function.
Connection
- Total connected load 7.4 KW.
- Connecting cable 1.5 m without plug.
- Power consumption standby/display off 0.5 W.
- Power consumption standby/network 2.0 W.
- Please check the user manual for how to switch off the WiFi module.
- Features
- Cooking sensor function.
- Professional cooking function.
- Dynamic cooking function.
- Teppan Yaki function.
- Booster function for pots.
- Booster function for pans.
- Keep warm function.
- Individual pot detection.
- Cooking timer for each cooking position.
- Stopwatch.
- Short-term timer.
- Information key with use indicators.
- Power management.
- Cooktop-based ventilation control (with suitable hood).
- Home network integration for digital services (Home Connect) wireless via WiFi.
- The use of the Home Connect functionality depends on the Home Connect services, which are not available in every country. For further information please check: home-connect.com.
- Performance
- Operates with magnetic (induction) iron pots and pans only. For an optimal heat distribution, the use of sandwich bottom cookware is recommended.
- The wok pan WP 400 001 cannot be used with this appliance.
- Installation is possible in worktops made of stone, synthetics or solid wood. Heat resistance and watertight sealing of the cut edges must be observed. Concerning other materials please consult the worktop manufacturer.
- The bearing capacity and stability, in the case of thin worktops in particular, must be supported using suitable substructures. Take into account the appliance weight and additional loads.
- The groove must be continuous and even, so that uniform placing of the appliance on the gasket is ensured. Do not use discontinuous lining.
- Appliance must be fixed from underneath.
- Joint width may vary due to dimensional tolerances of the glass ceramic cooktop and the worktop cut-out.
- Appliance weight: approx. 29. kg
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Frequently asked questions about
Gaggenau Induction Hob 400 Series 90 cm
The Gaggenau Induction Hob 400 Series 90 cm is supplied by Selectrix Wanaka. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Selectrix Wanaka lists on ArchiPro.
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Yes. It is part of the Gaggenau range from Selectrix Wanaka, where you can see every product in the range together.
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