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Which Hobs and Ovens Are Right For You? When it is about ovens and hobs there are a variety of kinds to pick from. So which is right for you? Gas hobs have become popular due to their ability to rapidly heat up and manage the flame with precision. They can be used in a variety of cooking pans and are perfect for frying foods that require precise temperatures, like steaks. Gas hobs Gas hobs make use of natural gas to produce flames that heat pots and pans. The burners are controlled with an adjustable knob that can be turned to adjust the size of the flame and the amount of heat produced. Modern gas hobs come with safety features like flame failure devices that stop the burners if the flame is out, thereby preventing accidental fires. Gas hobs are now a popular choice for cooking due to their speed and precision. They are able to quickly reach high temperatures, making them ideal for boiling water or searing meats. They can be adjusted to lower temperatures for delicate foods and sauces. Additionally, hob and oven is less likely to cause food to stick, which may be a problem with certain electric cooktops. Although they're not as efficient as induction hobs, gas hobs use a minimal amount of electricity while operating. Induction models are more expensive at first, so they can be an ideal choice for kitchens with a limited budget. However, the costs of a gas stove are determined by your local natural gas or LPG prices which can be quite different. The range of FUJIOH's gas hobs with built-in gas are available in a variety of finishes that include toughened glass and stainless steel, so you can choose the one that will fit your kitchen's style. Built-in gas hobs are not affixed to the countertop unlike freestanding models. This makes it much easier to clean. Many of our hobs also have a sleek and minimalist aesthetic and are perfectly suitable for open-plan living. It's important to know the health risks that come from a gas cooktop. Studies have shown that cooking with gas hobs can create indoor pollutant levels well above the legally-regulated UK and EU air quality standards. These pollutants result from the interaction between a naked flame and vaporised oil released from the cookware. This is particularly common when using non-stick pans, that are commonly used with gas hobs. To minimise the danger of these substances it is crucial to avoid burning flammable materials close to a gas burner. Electric hobs There are a lot of options available to you whether you're looking to install an electric hob in your kitchen or replacing an old one. It's important to think about your cooking needs and how you'd like your new hob to appear however, there are practical considerations, such as how much space you have, and what sort of energy efficiency you're looking for. A popular choice for modern homes, electric hobs are available in a range of designs and finishes, from simple coil hobs to sophisticated glass or ceramic models that have touch controls. They're fairly easy to clean and provide better temperature control than gas hobs however they may take longer to heat up and cool down compared to gas hobs. Another style of hob that's become a firm favourite with homeowners is the domino hob, which comes in both ceramic and electric versions. Designed to fit flush with your kitchen countertop The hobs feature an even surface that's easy to wipe clean, while heating elements are concealed under the. When turned on, the hobs glow in a bright red color and provide an even distribution of heat over the cooking zone. The best aspect of domino hobs is they blend the look and versatility of an induction model and a ceramic model. They can accommodate griddles teppanyakis and standard hob zones to create a unique dining experience. Ceramic and induction hobs feature a sleek, stylish finish that looks really contemporary in any kitchen, and offer numerous useful features. Some models have an energy boost feature that instantly boosts the power of one cooking zone. This is great for those who are rushing to cook. Many have safety features, for instance, hot indicators to alert you when the area is still too hot to touch, or locks for children that stop anyone from operating the cooker. Induction hobs Induction hobs differ from gas and electric hobs because they use magnetism to heat pans and pots instead of direct heat. Beneath the glass surface of an induction hob are coils which a fluctuating electrical current flows. When an induction-compatible pan is put on top, it creates the magnetic field to generate electricity inside the iron core of the pan, which heats it and in turn cooking the food inside. These hobs typically cook faster and are popular for their energy efficiency, with numerous homeowners reporting a decrease in their overall cooking expenses. There are some sources that indicate that induction hobs release high levels of electromagnetic fields at frequencies in the kilohertz range when they are used. These fields won't harm your health at a distance of normal, and they will diminish as you increase the distance. These magnetic fields can cause interference with pacemakers, therefore it is advised to keep a minimum to ten centimetres between the cooker and the pacemaker. Induction hobs also require specialized cookware. These cookwares must have a flat bottom, and are usually made from iron or steel with a magnetic layer added and cast iron is a popular option, but you can also find induction-compatible stainless steel, copper and aluminium (check the label to determine if they are compatible). Some hobs come with dual ring designs that incorporate smaller and larger cooking zones to fit various pan sizes. The majority of induction hobs have the touch control system, which includes power bars in each cooking zone. You can select your preferred heat level simply by sliding your fingers down the power bar. Left to right increases power, and right to left decreases it. Additionally, some hobs come with an adjustable slider that functions exactly like an iPhone: you simply swipe your finger across the ring, then tap the power bar to select your required setting. Some hobs come with the option of a child lock to prevent children from accidentally turning off the hob or changing settings. This feature is present on most of the hobs we've reviewed and can help ensure that parents are safe. However, we recommend careful handling of hobs and judicious positioning, ensuring that the plug isn't easily tripped over or placed on. Glass and Gas Gas on glass hobs have a a sleek look which is ideal for modern modular kitchens. They feature a sealed burner that stops dust or other impurities from getting inside. The burners are also easy to clean and are a great option for busy homes with a large family. The glass used in these types of hobs is toughened glass that is heat resistant and scratch-resistant. The burners are also plated with chromium and stainless steel to ensure their durability. These features make them durable and long-lasting. These features are important, especially when it comes to safety. One of the biggest advantages of gas on glass cooktops is that they are easier to clean than traditional stainless steel models. However it is essential to keep in mind that you should only use flat-bottomed pots and pans on a cooktop made of glass. A bottom that is rounded can result in too much surface coming into contact with burners. This can cause damage and overheating. Glass cooktops made of glass are also less maintenance-intensive than stainless steel models. Stoves made of stainless steel must be cleaned regularly to prevent burns and other damages. However glass cooktops can simply be cleaned with a sponge or cloth, and some cleaning solution. They also have a built in shut off valve which will turn off the flames in the event that they are accidentally turned off. Gas stoves are available in a wide range of sizes and finishes that can be customized to suit any kitchen style or decor. There are numerous options to choose from depending on whether you prefer minimalistic designs that blend seamlessly with other appliances or a sleek and contemporary finish. The Bertazzoni Professional Series 60cm gas stove comes with four monobloc burners finished in matt black with precise control knobs made of metal that add to its high-end feel. The burners have a high heat capacity and power to support a wide variety of cooking. The wok ring's versatility makes it the perfect choice for any kitchen.