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Electric Hob in Singapore
For an HDB or condo kitchen without a gas point, an electric or induction hob is the clean, flush-fitting choice, and we supply and install them from brands like Tecno, Fujioh, Mayer, EF, Bertazzoni and Rinnai. The range covers compact domino units and full built-in hobs, starting around $299. These are built-in fixtures, so our licensed electricians cut the worktop where needed, wire the hob to a suitable supply and seal it in. Message us your countertop cut-out size and electrical setup over WhatsApp and we'll quote supply plus installation.
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Electric Hob — common questions
- Do you install electric and induction hobs?
- Yes. We supply the hob and our licensed electricians fit it into your worktop, wire it to a suitable power supply and seal it in. Installation is quoted on top of the hob price.
- Which hob brands do you carry?
- We stock Tecno, Fujioh, Turbo, Bertazzoni, EF, Teka, Otimmo, Uno, EuropAce, Mayer, Rinnai and Midea, covering both induction and electric ceramic hobs.
- How much does an electric hob cost, with installation?
- Hobs start at around $299, with each model's price on its listing. Installation is separate and depends on your kitchen and wiring, so send us your details for a supply-plus-install quote.
- What's the difference between induction and ceramic electric hobs?
- Induction hobs heat the pan directly using a magnetic field, so they're faster, more efficient and stay cooler around the pan, but need induction-compatible cookware. Ceramic electric hobs heat the glass surface and work with any flat-bottomed pan but are slower to respond. We carry both.
- Do induction hobs need special wiring in an HDB flat?
- Larger induction hobs draw significant power and often need a dedicated circuit and the right cable rating rather than a standard kitchen socket. Our electricians check your existing supply during the install and advise if any upgrade is needed.