Electric Hob in Singapore — Page 6

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?

Check the hob's listing price. Where it is marked 'From', confirm the price for your chosen model and configuration before ordering. 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.