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Neff N70 80cm 5 Zone Induction Hob

SKU: T48PD23X2 Code: 1415311

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Induction cooktop with TouchControl

Key Features

  • TouchControl is a highly convenient way to control the hob. One touch is enough. A timer is also included
  • Combi Induction - 2 individual induction cooking zones can be combined to 1 large zone with even heat distribution
  • Power Move 2 – the CombiZone is divided into two heating zones: boiling in the front and keeping warm in the rear zone
  • Induction - With induction cooking, the heat is generated directly in the cookware for precise cooking that stops when power is off
  • PanBoost - Optimised power level function for more flexible and even faster heating

Control

  • Touch control

Flexibility

  • Combi zone
  • 5 zone induction hob

Special features

  • Boost setting for all zones
  • Variable 17-stage power settings for each zone
  • Digital display of cooking levels
  • 2 stage residual heat indicators
  • Timer with automatic shut off for all zones
  • LED timer for each zone with switch off function and acoustic signal
  • ReStart function
 
General information
Stock code T48PD23X2
Brand Neff
Energy Type Electric
Hob Type Induction Hob
Number of electric zones 5 Zones
Colour Black
Material Ceramic
Warranty 2 year warranty
Dimensions
Height 6cm
Width 80cm
Depth 52cm
Weight 15.1kg
Cut out width 780mm
Cut out depth 500mm
Features
Automatic Pan Recognition
Type of control Touch
Location of Controls Front
Flexible cooking zones
Timer
Installation
Electrical Connection Requirements
Installation available in basket
Requires a qualified electrician to wire this in
Power Load 7.4kW
Minimum Power or Fuse Size 32A
Plug type None
Cable length 110cm
Product Detail
EAN code 4242004232858
 
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