Freestanding electric cooktops
There are 3 types of freestanding electric cooktops: traditional electric cooktops, ceramic cooktops, and induction cooktops. Consider what you find important when buying a cooktop: should it be energy-efficient, affordable, or fast, or do you want all 3? A freestanding cooktop has the advantage that you can pick it up and place it somewhere else if you want to. For example, you can place it on your counter at home, but it's also suitable for at the campsite or a beach house.
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None cooktop controls via oven|None boost function|1 phase (regular plug) connector
46,99
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None cooktop controls via oven|Boost function|1 phase (regular plug) connector
210,-
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Our choice for a small freestanding induction cooktop|None cooktop controls via oven|None boost function|1 phase (regular plug) connector
129,-
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None cooktop controls via oven|Boost function|1 phase (regular plug) connector
218,-
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Our choice for a freestanding induction 2-phase cooktop|None cooktop controls via oven|Boost function|2 phases (Perilex plug) connector
Retail price879,-
349,-
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None cooktop controls via oven|Boost function|1 phase (regular plug) connector
278,-
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Our choice for a freestanding induction cooktop for a regular socket|None cooktop controls via oven|Boost function|1 phase (regular plug) connector
219,-
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None boost function|1 phase (regular plug) connector|1 phase (up to 3680W)
116,-
