60cm Induction Cooktop with 3 Zones – Black Glass

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60cm Induction Cooktop with 3 Zones – Black Glass

Model CAID636B

Designed for flexible everyday cooking, this 60cm induction cooktop features three induction zones with Boost and nine heat levels for responsive heat control. Touch controls, individual 99-minute timers and pan sensing make cooking simple, while black Schott glass delivers a sleek, streamlined look.

Three induction zones with Boost including a powerful right cooking zone delivering up to 3000W with Boost for fast, responsive heating.
Nine heat levels with intuitive touch controls and pan detection, giving you precise control across a range of cooking tasks.
Individual 99-minute timers provide added convenience when preparing multiple dishes and managing different cooking times
Built-in safety features including automatic safety cut-off, residual heat indicators and a child lock for added peace of mind.

593mmWidth

62mmHeight

523mmDepth

2+3 year warranty*

Dedicated Support

Designed for AU Homes

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Explore The Features

Fast, Responsive Cooking

Experience the speed and control of induction cooking, with rapid heat that responds quickly as you adjust the temperature. From a gentle simmer to high-heat cooking, precision is always at your fingertips.

Easy to Clean

A smooth glass surface makes everyday clean-up simple. Because induction heats the cookware rather than the surrounding surface, spills are less likely to bake on and can be wiped away with ease.

Precision at Your Fingertips

Take control of every dish with intuitive settings designed to make cooking feel effortless. Precise heat adjustment gives you the confidence to tackle everything from delicate sauces to fast boiling and searing.

Designed for the Modern Kitchen

Sleek, streamlined and beautifully integrated, Artusi induction cooktops bring contemporary design to the kitchen. Their minimalist glass finish creates a refined aesthetic that complements the wider Artusi cooking collection.

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