Its operation is independent, meaning it can function on its own without the need for connection to an oven. This means it can be placed anywhere in the kitchen that suits you best. It is suitable for combination with an above-counter oven, as the oven can be placed anywhere, regardless of the cooktop.

The control for selecting the desired temperatures and settings is done through the rotary knobs located on the side of the cooktop.

• Cooktop (front right) - 0.85 KW - 0.023 kg/h
• Cooktop (front left) - 2.22 KW - 0.062 kg/h
• Cooktop (rear right) - 1.45 KW - 0.036 kg/h
• Cooktop (rear left) - Ø14 - 1200 W

Gas cooktops respond immediately to your adjustments, allowing you to precisely control heat levels.

They are an ideal choice for frying and especially for recipes cooked in a wok pan.

The changes you make to the heat intensity are visible from the size of the blue flame. This helps in cooking safety, and the gas supply shuts off whenever the flame goes out.

Ceramic cooktops are elegant, efficient, and more economical compared to induction cooktops. The electric heating elements are located beneath the black glass surface. Ceramic cooktops are installed flush with the countertop and are relatively easy to install.

In operation, they require some caution because the burners remain hot for a considerable time after you finish cooking, posing a risk of burns.