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ASKO 60cm 3 Zone Induction Cooktop
HI2632FBG1
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$1349
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Product Overview
Key Features
- Induction electric 60cm 3 zones with touch ignition
- Black ceramic glass surface with rounded corners
- Automatic heat-up, keep warm, bridge zone, power boost
- Cooking time safety limiter, child lock, residual heat indicators
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- ASKO
- Model Number:
- HI2632FBG1
- Cooktop Size (cm):
- 60
- Maximum Cooking Power:
- 3000W
- Number of Zones:
- 3
- Flexible Zones:
- Has a bridging zone that allows you to combine two cooking zones to create a larger single zone
- Controls:
- Touch
Cooking Appliances
- Cooktop Type:
- Induction
- Cooktop Fuel Type:
- Electric
- Cooktop Surface:
- Ceramic Glass
- Burner Types:
- Front & Rear right: Square zone Real Bridge 210X190, Middle left: Induction heater
Options
- Functions:
- Auto pot detection and pause
- Timer:
- Yes
Safety
- Safety:
- Residual heat indicator
General Information
- Family:
- ASKO Series 2
- Colour:
- Black
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 5 Year
Cooking Appliances
- Cooktop Type:
- Induction
- Cooktop Fuel Type:
- Electric
- Cooktop Surface:
- Ceramic Glass
- Burner Types:
- Front & Rear right: Square zone Real Bridge 210X190, Middle left: Induction heater
Safety
- Safety:
- Residual heat indicator
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 5 Year
Product Dimensions
- Cutout Size (mm):
- 490 x 560
- Product Height (mm):
- 54
- Product Width (mm):
- 600
- Product Depth (mm):
- 520
- Product Weight (kg):
- 8.6
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 200
- Box Width (mm):
- 640
- Box Depth (mm):
- 670
- Box Weight (kg):
- 11
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At a glance
The ASKO 60cm 3 Zone Induction Cooktop is a stylish, mid-range induction cooktop suited for families and home cooks seeking speed and precision. Its three zones allow flexible meal preparation, and touch controls make operation simple. While efficient and easy to clean, it may not suit those needing more than three cooking zones for large-scale entertaining.
What it’s great for
- Quick Meal Preparation
- Family Cooking
- Energy-Efficient Cooking
- Modern Kitchen Upgrades
Where it works best
- Family Kitchen
- Apartment Kitchen
- Contemporary Homes
Who it’s for
- Home Cook
- Busy Family
- Apartment Dweller
Things to consider
Limited to three cooking zones, which may not be enough for larger households or frequent entertaining.
Family cooking suitability
8/10 - Three zones suit most family meals, but may be limiting for larger gatherings.
Energy efficiency score
9/10 - Induction technology is highly efficient, reducing energy consumption compared to traditional electric cooktops.
Cookware compatibility assessment
Compatible with induction-ready cookware only; not suitable for aluminium or copper pans without induction base.
Safety rating
8/10 - Residual heat indicators and automatic shut-off enhance user safety.
Ease of cleaning
9/10 - Flat glass surface is easy to wipe down, with minimal crevices.
Key benefits
- Three Induction Zones: Allows simultaneous cooking of multiple dishes for efficient meal preparation.
- Touch Controls: Provides intuitive, easy operation and precise temperature adjustment.
- Fast Heating: Induction technology delivers rapid heat-up times, reducing cooking duration by up to 30% compared to ceramic cooktops.
- Easy Cleaning: Smooth glass surface wipes clean quickly, minimising post-cooking maintenance.
- Residual Heat Indicators: Alerts users when zones are still hot, enhancing safety.
- Precise Temperature Control: Maintains consistent heat for reliable cooking results.
- Compact 60cm Width: Fits most kitchen layouts without sacrificing workspace.
- Low Standby Power Consumption: Reduces energy usage when not in active use.
Q: Is a 3 zone layout enough for everyday cooking on this 60cm ASKO induction cooktop?
A: Yes, for many households 3 zones on a 60cm cooktop is practical for daily cooking, such as a frypan, saucepan and stockpot at once. The trade-off versus a 4 zone layout is less flexibility when using several smaller pans together.
Q: Will my current pots and pans work on the ASKO 60cm 3 zone induction cooktop?
A: Only induction-compatible cookware will heat properly. A magnetic base is the quick check, so if a fridge magnet sticks firmly to the pan base it will usually work, while aluminium, copper or glass cookware without a magnetic layer will not.
Q: Can a 60cm 3 zone induction cooktop handle larger pots and family-size cooking?
A: Yes, it can suit family cooking, but pan size still needs to match the individual cooking zone. As a guide, very large stockpots or oversized grill plates can be limiting on a 60cm 3 zone surface compared with wider 4 or 5 zone cooktops.
Q: Why can an induction cooktop make clicking or humming sounds while cooking?
A: That noise usually comes from the magnetic induction process, not a fault. Humming can be more noticeable with high power settings, lightweight pans or multi-layer bases, and cooling fan noise may continue briefly after cooking while the unit dissipates heat.
Q: Does this ASKO 60cm induction cooktop usually need a dedicated electrical circuit?
A: Yes, induction cooktops are commonly hardwired and often require a dedicated circuit because their power draw is much higher than a small plug-in appliance. Electrical load, cable size and isolation requirements should be discussed with your electrician.
Q: Can this ASKO 60cm induction cooktop replace an older 60cm ceramic or gas cooktop?
A: Possibly, but a 60cm width does not guarantee the same benchtop cut-out, depth or ventilation clearance. Induction models can also have different electrical requirements from ceramic or gas, so dimensions and wiring should be discussed with your electrician.