Fisher & Paykel Series 9 Induction Cooktop

Yes, the integrated ventilation system is designed to capture steam, grease, and odors directly at the cooking surface. It is highly effective for most standard cooking needs, though it is best suited for kitchen layouts where an overhead hood is either impractical or unwanted.

Absolutely. The SmartZone feature allows you to bridge two cooking zones together, creating a single, larger surface area that is perfect for oversized cookware like rectangular griddles or large roasting pans.

The glass surface is designed for easy maintenance. Because induction technology only heats the cookware and not the surface itself, spills are less likely to bake on, allowing you to simply wipe the cooktop clean once it has cooled.

Yes, this is a built-in appliance requiring a dedicated electrical connection. It operates on 208-240 Volts, so you should consult with a licensed electrician to ensure your kitchen's power supply meets the 7.8 kW maximum power requirement before installation.

Yes, the cooktop includes a child lock feature. This prevents the controls from being activated unintentionally, providing peace of mind in households with young children.

Because the ventilation system is integrated into the cooktop, it does occupy some space within the cabinet directly beneath the unit. You will need to account for the ducting and the ventilation housing when planning your under-counter storage.