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ceramic hob with radiant heating
Hi all
I just found this group and would like advice on a hob I'm considering buying. It's a Samsung, and the brochure doesn't actually say "halogen" but it does say "Our ceramic glass cooking surface features four high tech cooking zones with powerful radiant heater surfaces to heat your food." The accompanying photo shows burners glowing red. Here are it's specs: LED DISPLAY 4 HOTPLATES WITH TOUCH CONTROL RESIDULE HEAT INDICATOR. TIME INDICATOR 1 x CASSEROLE COOKING ZONE 2400W 1 X DOUBLE COOKING ZONE 2200W 2 X SINGLE COOKING ZONES 1200W EASY CLEAN., NO DIALS TO CLEAN AROUND! SIMPLE OPERATION. Here is the link to the product http://www.samsung.com/uk/products/c...61rcastxeu.asp if anyone has a chance to take a peek at it. Having read Martin's excellent post on the "Types of electric cooker hobs", this leads me to believe it's got radiant and conduction heating, since it is a ceramic hob. Basically, I just want to know I'm going to have a fast-heating hob. I've called Samsung's tech support line but they were no help, referring me to a retailer, who also gave no joy. Does anyone have a samsung hob, or care to offer any advice? Many thanks! Jen |
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Basically, I just want to know I'm going to have a fast-heating hob. No, you won't. Sorry. Does anyone have a samsung hob, or care to offer any advice? Consider an induction hob. Once you've used one, it is extremely unlikely you'll ever wish to use a different type of hob. Faster than gas, more controllable, and incredibly easy to clean. -- Grunff |
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Grunff wrote: Jen wrote: Basically, I just want to know I'm going to have a fast-heating hob. No, you won't. Sorry. Does anyone have a samsung hob, or care to offer any advice? Consider an induction hob. Once you've used one, it is extremely unlikely you'll ever wish to use a different type of hob. Faster than gas, more controllable, and incredibly easy to clean. -- Grunff Hi Grunff Thank you for responding. I've used a friend's hob which has a halogen zone, and thought it heated quickly, but I've never used an induction hob. Is there a large difference between a non-halogen and a halogen, or just between induction and everything else? I don't really want to buy new pots and pans =) Thanks again! =) Jen |
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Jen wrote:
Thank you for responding. I've used a friend's hob which has a halogen zone, and thought it heated quickly, but I've never used an induction hob. You should try one, you'll be amazed. Try to get to a showroom, and try a DeDietrich. Is there a large difference between a non-halogen and a halogen, or just between induction and everything else? Induction and all other electric hobs. I looked at so many. I don't really want to buy new pots and pans =) You may not need to - if a magnet sticks to the base, you can use it. -- Grunff |
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