Hobs

Hobs can be installed in combination with a cooker. The hob is then controlled via the cooker operating unit.

A separate hob has its own operating element, its own mains connection and can thus be integrated into a worktop completely independently of the oven.

Induction hobs only generate heat where it is actually needed – directly underneath the pan. This improves energy efficiency and allows things to be brought to the boil faster. Overcooked foods no longer burn on.

When you cook with gas, heat is created by an open flame. The heat is transmitted directly to the base of the pan. To be able to use gas hobs, your kitchen must be connected to the gas supply.

Electric hobs, such as ceramic hobs, transmit heat via a heating coil to the ceramic plate, which then warms the bottom of the pan.

Hobs are available in 60, 70 and 80 cm widths.

Separate hobs are available in widths of 30, 40, 60, 70, 80 and 90 cm.

You can combine your hob with a Domino element, e.g. a Teppan Yaki, lava grill or additional wok burner.

The large 40 cm wide stainless steel hotplate can be positioned anywhere in the kitchen so that you can bring Japanese cuisine into your home.

The 30 cm wide lava grill allows you to barbecue your food right in the kitchen.

Your hob can be combined perfectly with a wok burner, which is well known from Asian cooking.

If only the hob is faulty and the cooker installed underneath it is still working, a separate hob can be installed. If the cooker stops working later, it can be replaced with an oven. Bosch Customer Service will supply you with the necessary double cooker connection socket. In this case, ask your specialist dealer whether the new appliance can be combined with the old cooker.

Flush-installed hobs are ideal for stone worktops, but can also be installed in wooden tops if an installation frame is used. Frames are available as special accessories.

Older hobs with rounded corners can only be replaced with a new hob that is 70 cm wide.