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This premium 60cm hybrid cooktop blends one LPG gas burner with two induction SmartZones, making it a strong fit for home cooks who want flexibility across fast boiling, wok cooking and precise pan control. It suits modern kitchens with limited space but high cooking expectations. Its main limitation is the three-zone layout, which offers less capacity than larger family-sized cooktops.
With only one gas burner and two induction zones, it offers less simultaneous cooking capacity than wider 4 or 5 zone cooktops.
Excellent for Asian stir-frying, everyday boiling and simmering, and flexible pan-based cooking across gas and induction methods
7/10 - induction zones offer targeted heating performance, but the LPG burner is less energy-efficient than an all-induction cooktop
7/10 - well suited to couples and small families, though the 3-zone layout is less ideal for larger meals cooked all at once
8/10 - the flat black glass ceramic surface is easy to wipe down, though cast iron trivets add extra parts to clean around
Requires licensed professional installation and suits homes wanting both LPG gas capability and induction cooking in a 60cm format
A: No. The two induction zones need cookware with a magnetic base, while the LPG burner can take a wider range of pans. If some of your current cookware is non-magnetic, it will only work on the gas side.
A: Yes. Fisher & Paykel CGI603DLPTB4 has 2 SmartZones that can link together for larger cookware such as a griddle. It is useful when one pan spans both zones, but the cooktop still has only 3 cooking areas in total.
A: Yes. This model combines 1 LPG gas burner with 2 induction zones, so it needs both a gas connection and electrical supply to use all cooking areas. Installation must be completed by a licensed professional in Australia.
A: Yes. The cooktop includes a wok stand and a small pan support, so it is set up for both round-bottom wok cooking and smaller pots. The accessories help stability, especially on the single gas burner with cast iron trivets.
A: Fisher & Paykel CGI603DLPTB4 has 3 cooking zones in total, made up of 1 gas burner and 2 induction zones. That suits everyday cooking for smaller households, but it can feel tight if you often run several large pots at the same time.
A: Yes. This cooktop has residual heat indicators, which means parts of the surface can stay hot after cooking and need time to cool. That is most relevant after moving pans, because the glass can still hold transferred heat.
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