BEKO

Beko HDI32400TO induction hob, 28.8 cm, 2 zones, touch control, black

Beko HDI32400TO is a two-zone induction hob only 28.8 cm wide. Touch controls, 9 power levels, a boost function and a timer make it a complete hob for a small kitchen, a summer cottage or as a partner to a larger hob.

  • Type: induction, 2 cooking zones
  • Cooking zone: 180 mm diameter
  • Power: 1500/2000/2300 W
  • Controls: touch, 9 power levels, boost function
  • Safety and convenience: timer, automatic power off
  • Dimensions and weight: 28.8 × 52 × 6 cm (W × D × H), 4.2 kg, black

Description

A narrow hob with all the induction benefits

Induction heats the bottom of the pan directly, so water boils quickly and the surface around it stays cooler than on a ceramic hob. The boost function adds extra power for a moment, and 9 levels let you simmer a sauce or sear in a frying pan. The timer and automatic power off help when you step out of the kitchen for a while. At 28.8 cm wide it leaves room on the worktop.

Who this induction hob is for

HDI32400TO suits a small kitchen, a studio flat or a summer cottage where two zones are enough, and anyone who wants to add induction zones next to a gas or ceramic hob. The cut-out size is not in the manufacturer data, so measure the worktop opening before installation and compare it with the hob dimensions of 28.8 × 52 cm.

Specifications

General

BrandBEKO
TypeInduction
Colour of productBlack
Boost functionYes
Cooking surface diameter180 mm
Number of burners/cooking zones2
Wok burnerNo
EAN8690842689543

Keyboard & controls

Control typeTouch control

Battery & power

Power1500/2000/2300 W
Auto power offYes
Number of power levels9

Performance & capacities

TimerYes

Dimensions & weight

Width28.8 cm
Height6 cm
Depth52 cm
Net weight4.20 kg

Questions & answers

Which pans work on an induction hob?

Induction works with cookware that has a magnetic base: if a magnet sticks to the bottom of the pan, it will work. The zone diameter is 180 mm, and a pan that is too small may not be detected.

Does the hob need a separate power line?

The manufacturer lists power as 1500/2000/2300 W. An induction hob is wired in permanently, so have an electrician check that your wiring and fuse are suitable.

Does the hob switch off by itself?

Yes, it has automatic power off and a timer. The timer sets how long a zone runs, and the boost function speeds up boiling water.