Smeg Ceramic Glass Cooktop

This unit requires a 208/240V electrical connection with a 6800W rating. It is designed for a standard built-in installation, so ensure your kitchen's electrical supply meets these specifications before purchasing.

The extendible zone allows you to adjust the heating area to match the size of your cookware. This provides flexibility for larger pots or oval-shaped pans, ensuring even heat distribution without wasting energy on unused surface space.

Ceramic glass is generally easy to maintain, especially with the included scraper accessory for removing stubborn spills. To keep it looking new, avoid using abrasive cleaners and wipe it down with a soft cloth after the surface has cooled completely.

Yes, it includes a dedicated child safety lock that prevents the controls from being accidentally activated. This is a standard but essential feature for households with young children to ensure the cooktop remains off when not in use.

This feature allows you to manage the cooktop's energy usage, which is helpful if your home's electrical circuit has specific capacity limits. It essentially caps the total power draw to prevent overloading your electrical system during peak cooking times.

For the best performance and to prevent scratching the glass, you should use flat-bottomed cookware made of materials like stainless steel, enameled cast iron, or heavy-gauge aluminum. Avoid using cast iron or stoneware with rough bottoms, as these can damage the ceramic surface over time.