Siemens EH645TE11E 57.5cm Induction Hob

Automatic pan recognition: Our intelligent pan recognition feature means that the hob will only operate if it recognises the pan is in place, ignoring other ferrous objects like, for instance, a discarded spoon.

Residual heat indicators: Most models feature a two-stage residual heat indicator for each cooking zone – an LED that shows ‘H’ when the zones are still hot enough to finish off cooking, and ‘h’ when there is not enough heat to
cook, but still enough for caution - perfect for keeping food warm.

Timer: Most Siemens hobs feature a timer that can be used in 2 ways: as an independent timer (that sounds a signal at the end of the cooking time), or set to automatically switch off the cooking zone at the end of the cooking time.

• Left front: 180 mm, 1.8kW
• Right front: 210 mm, 2.2 kW
• Left rear: 180 mm, 1.8 kW
• Right rear: 145 mm, 1.4 kW

* Nominal power; 7.2kW

• Electronic power level display - 17 power levels
• 2 stage residual heat indicator
• Safety control hob lock - child proof
• Auto Safety switch off device
• Timer function for all zones
• Power boost setting
• Main on/off switch
• Power management function

Width in cm

  57.5cm

How do induction hobs work?  Induction is recognised as being one of the most energy efficient, quickest and safest methods of cooking available. When a pan with a ferrous or magnetic metal base is placed on the hob, the coil situated below the ceramic surface creates a powerful electromagnetic field, which induces a current and generates heat almost instantly directly into the pan. In effect the pan becomes the heating element and only the base of the pan is heated; the cooking zone itself stays cool.