Viking RVL Panorama Induction Cooktop

The ventilation system is built directly into the cooktop surface. When you need it, the vent rises to capture steam and odors at the source, and when you are finished cooking, it retracts completely flush with the glass surface for a seamless look.

Yes. The cooktop features an automatic bridge function that connects two cooking elements, allowing you to create a larger, uniform heating surface for oversized cookware like roasting pans or griddles.

Yes, induction cooktops require cookware with a magnetic base, such as cast iron or magnetic stainless steel. If a magnet sticks to the bottom of your pot or pan, it will work on this cooktop.

The cooktop includes sensor auto-off technology, which detects when cookware is removed or if a pot boils over, and a pause function that lets you temporarily stop cooking without losing your temperature settings.

Absolutely. Because it features an integrated downdraft ventilation system, it is an excellent choice for island installations where installing a traditional overhead range hood would be difficult or obstruct your view.

The electronic touch controls offer nine distinct power levels, including a double boost setting designed specifically for rapid boiling. This allows for very granular control, from a gentle simmer to high-heat searing.