ROSENLEW - Induction Cookers

A Fast and Energy Efficient Choice

A modern induction hob is a fast, safe, and extremely energy-efficient choice. Cooking on an induction surface is effortless, and it consumes up to 30% less electricity than traditional cast iron hobs. Safety is top-notch: the hob only heats up when a suitable cooking vessel is placed on it and automatically shuts off when the vessel is removed. These fast and safe features make induction hobs an ideal choice for busy households and families with children.

ROSENLEW

ROSENLEW HR-LKI50MF INDUCTION HOB

HOB, 50CM, WHITE CONVECTION

The Rosenlew HR-LKI50MF is a 49.5 cm wide induction hob featuring four 1,800 W cooking zones and a 53-litre convection oven. It includes two baking trays and a grid.

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799,00 €

Available in stock over 3 pcs

The product will be sent in 1-3 days

Induction Hobs – Speed, Precision, and Safety for Cooking

An induction hob is the most efficient and advanced type of hob in a modern kitchen. It provides professional-level speed, energy efficiency, and precise temperature control, making cooking more enjoyable and safer. You will find high-quality induction hobs from well-known brands in Euronics' extensive selection, elevating your cooking experience to a new level.

How Does Induction Technology Work?

An induction hob creates a magnetic field that heats only the bottom of the cooking vessel – not the hob itself. This technology offers superior features:

Speed: Water boils up to twice as fast as on traditional hobs.
Precision: The temperature responds instantly to adjustments, providing complete control over cooking.
Energy Efficiency: No energy wasted in heating the hob surface.
Safety: The hob does not heat without a pot, and its surface cools quickly, reducing the risk of burns.

Frequently Asked Questions About Induction Hobs

Purchasing a new induction hob may raise questions, particularly concerning cooking vessels. We have compiled answers to the most common inquiries.

What is the difference between an induction hob and a ceramic hob?

The main difference lies in speed and safety. An induction hob uses magnetic heating to warm only the pot, making it significantly faster and more energy efficient. In contrast, a ceramic hob heats the entire cooking surface with resistors. The surface of induction hobs does not become burning hot, making them safer.

Do I need new cookware for an induction hob?

Yes, you need cookware with a magnetic base. Most modern pots and pans, especially steel and cast iron ones, work with induction. For example, aluminum or copper cookware will not work without a magnetic base layer.

How can I test if my old pot works with an induction hob?

It’s easy: take a fridge magnet and see if it sticks to the bottom of the pot or pan. If the magnet sticks firmly, the vessel works with an induction hob.

Is an induction hob safe?

Yes, it is the safest type of hob on the market. The hob does not turn on without a compatible cooking vessel, and its surface does not heat to burning hot temperatures. This significantly reduces the risk of burns and fires. It’s an excellent choice for families with children or pets.

What does the hob's "Power Booster" function mean?

Power Booster is a boost function that temporarily increases the power of a cooking zone to maximum. It is very handy for quickly boiling large amounts of water. This function is typically on for a few minutes at a time.

Find the Right Induction Hob and Utilize Our Services

Our experts will help you find the induction hob that suits your needs. Whether you choose an induction, ceramic, or traditional hob, you will always receive a high-quality device at a competitive price. Explore our wide range online or visit our store!

You can reach our knowledgeable staff directly in our stores. Our online customer service is also available to assist you through chat, phone, and email. Additionally, at our service-oriented Euronics stores, you can get services you need for your hob, such as removal of your old appliance. You can find our stores in the following locations: