Discover the perfect induction hob
for your kitchen
Cooking with induction is gaining popularity, and its user-friendly operation surely plays a role in this. With induction, you’re always assured of the perfect temperature, and when it comes to ease of maintenance, this hob is top-notch. Thanks to various features, Novy's range has a distinct advantage over the rest.
The benefits of a Novy induction hob
These 6 features make cooking extra easy:
- automatic pot detection allows you to start cooking quickly
- bridge function lets you connect multiple cooking zones
- Intouch enables you to control your Novy cooker hood directly from the hob
- built-in timer ensures perfect time management
- boil-over protection prevents spills from burning onto the surface
- intuitive controls for effortless operation
Which induction hob will you choose?
Want to cook with induction? Find your ideal hob here! Whether you need one to five cooking zones—even individually available for a unique look—Novy offers endless possibilities. Plus, all models come with a 5-year warranty.
Novy induction with integrated extraction
There’s a wide range of induction cooktops with either a ventilation tower at the back or a subtle integration in the center of the cooktop.
Induction hobs with extraction
Novy Induction Pro
High-performance induction hob with with expandable flex zones and numerous extra features. Experience the best in flexible cooking, available with 4 to 5 cooking zones!
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Novy Induction Power
An induction hob that combines round and two expandable flex zones. Available in a wide range of combinations.
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Novy Induction Comfort
With this hob, you'll cook super comfortably on induction. Your everyday meals have never tasted so refined—this induction hob offers all the essential functions you need.
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Novy Induction Domino
With its two cooking zones, this induction hob is perfect for smaller kitchens. Compact in size, but big on performance.
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Novy Induction Teppanyaki & Wok
A fan of Asian cuisine? Then our unique models for teppanyaki and wok cooking are made just for you.
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Novy Induction Multizone
Individual cooking zones that are integrated directly into the countertop. This induction cooktop earns a 10/10 for its unique design.
Discover our range Novy Induction MultizoneAdvantages of induction hobs compared to other hobs
An induction hob operates with inductors that create a magnetic field beneath the glass surface. This field is absorbed by the bottom of the cookware, generating heat. As a result, there is no heat loss. Your pots and pans heat up super quickly and efficiently. Cooking on induction is therefore energy-efficient. It’s also very safe—once the pots or pans are removed from the hob, the glass surface rapidly cools down.
What's the difference between a ceramic hob and an induction hob?
At first glance, ceramic and induction hobs may seem very similar, but there’s a key difference: how they transfer heat. A ceramic hob uses an electric element to heat the entire cooking zone, leading to more heat loss since the entire zone, not just the pan, warms up. This makes ceramic hobs slower to heat and slower to cool down. In contrast, an induction hob generates heat directly in the pan, preventing heat loss through the cooking zone. Once the pan is removed from the induction hob, it cools down immediately, ensuring that no food residue sticks if there are spills. This more efficient heat transfer and cooking method make induction cooking safer and more energy-efficient than cooking on a ceramic hob.
Can an induction hob be connected to a standard outlet?
There are three types of connections: 1-phase, 2-phase, and 3-phase, each with its own power capacity and required outlet. Novy offers induction hobs suitable for both 1-phase and 2-phase outlets. It's important to ensure you have the correct type of outlet, as induction hob consume a lot of power. An incorrect connection can lead to overloading and even dangerous situations. Most of our induction hobs require a 2-phase connection. If you don’t have a 2-phase or 3-phase circuit in your fuse box, it's best to contact an electrician for more information.
Want to learn more about cooking on an induction hob? Visit our comprehensive guide on Novy, where you’ll find everything you need to know about induction cooktops. Discover the benefits, how they work, and tips for choosing your ideal induction cooktop. Whether you’re an experienced chef or a beginner cook, our guide offers valuable insights and practical advice to enhance your kitchen experience.
What are the other options?
Not quite what you’re looking for? Our catalogue offers inspiration for excellent alternatives. Or browse through our range of hobs online.
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