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Product Overview
Key Features
- Electric 90cm 5 zones knob control
- Glass ceramic surface
- Easy to clean flat ceramic surface
- Surface hot indicators and temperature limiters
Fisher & Paykel Offer
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- Fisher & Paykel
- Model Number:
- CE905CBX2
- Cooktop Size (cm):
- 90
- Maximum Cooking Power:
- 2500W
- Number of Zones:
- 5
- Controls:
- Knob
- Installation:
- Must be installed by a licensed electrician, do not DIY install
Cooking Appliances
- Cooktop Type:
- Ceramic
- Cooktop Fuel Type:
- Electric
- Cooktop Surface:
- Glass Ceramic
Safety
- Safety:
- Surface hot indicators, Temperature limiters
General Information
- Family:
- F&P Series 5
- Colour:
- Black
- Supplier Colour:
- Black Glass
- Additional Features:
- Easy to clean flat ceramic surface
- What's In The Box:
- Cooktop Secure Clips
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 2 Year
Cooking Appliances
- Cooktop Type:
- Ceramic
- Cooktop Fuel Type:
- Electric
- Cooktop Surface:
- Glass Ceramic
General Information
- Family:
- F&P Series 5
- Colour:
- Black
- Supplier Colour:
- Black Glass
- Additional Features:
- Easy to clean flat ceramic surface
- What's In The Box:
- Cooktop Secure Clips
Product Dimensions
- Cutout Size (mm):
- 870 W x 490 D
- Product Height (mm):
- 59
- Product Width (mm):
- 900
- Product Depth (mm):
- 530
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 665
- Box Width (mm):
- 985
- Box Depth (mm):
- 150
- Box Weight (kg):
- 16
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At a glance
This 90cm Fisher & Paykel ceramic cooktop is a practical choice for households that regularly cook multiple dishes at once. Its five heating zones, including two dual elements, give good flexibility for different pan sizes, while knob controls keep operation simple. It suits family kitchens wanting a spacious electric cooktop with easy cleaning. The main limitation is that it uses traditional knob controls rather than newer touch or smart features.
What it’s great for
- Family Cooking
- Multi-Pot Meal Preparation
- Everyday Home Cooking
- Larger Pan Cooking
Where it works best
- Family Kitchen
- Everyday Home Kitchen
- Renovated Kitchen
- Larger Cooking Zones Setup
Who it’s for
- Family Household
- Frequent Home Cook
- Renovator
- Homeowner Replacing a Wider Cooktop
Things to consider
It offers strong everyday flexibility, but buyers wanting touch controls, advanced automation or induction-style speed may prefer a more premium or specialist cooktop.
Family cooking suitability
High - the 90cm width and five zones suit households preparing multiple dishes at the same time.
Easy cleaning score
8/10 - the flat glass ceramic surface is easy to wipe clean, though it still needs regular attention after spills.
Kitchen integration fit
Best for medium-to-large kitchens with bench space for a 90cm cooktop cut-out and households replacing a wider electric unit.
Safety rating
8/10 - residual heat indicators and temperature limiters support safe everyday use.
Key benefits
- Five Heating Zones: Lets you cook several components at once, making it easier to prepare family meals or entertain guests.
- Two Dual Elements: Adjustable heating areas help match different pan sizes more effectively for everyday cooking flexibility.
- 90cm Cooktop Width: Provides generous cooking space for larger cookware and busy meal preparation.
- Ribbon Elements: Heat up quickly and deliver even heat distribution for tasks like searing, boiling and simmering.
- Knob Controls: Simple front controls are familiar to use and make quick heat adjustments straightforward.
- Glass Ceramic Surface: The flat surface wipes down easily after cooking and helps keep the cooktop looking neat.
- Surface Hot Indicators: Residual heat lights help show when the surface is still hot after cooking.
- Temperature Limiters: Built-in protection helps manage surface temperatures for added cooking safety.
Q: Will this cooktop suit replacing an older 90cm ceramic model
A: It can suit a like-for-like replacement if your bench opening and electrical setup match this 90cm format. This cooktop must be installed by a licensed electrician, so confirm the cut-out and wiring before ordering.
Q: Do the dual elements help with different pan sizes
A: Yes. The two dual elements let you match the heated area more closely to smaller or larger cookware, which is useful when the pan base does not suit a single fixed zone. That adds flexibility for mixed weeknight cooking.
Q: Is a ceramic cooktop like this slower than induction
A: Yes. Fisher & Paykel CE905CBX2 uses ceramic heating zones, so heat response is generally less immediate than induction and fine temperature changes can feel less precise. It suits everyday cooking, but not if rapid response is the priority.
Q: Are knob controls better if you dislike touch controls
A: Yes. Fisher & Paykel CE905CBX2 uses physical knobs, so changing heat is straightforward and does not rely on touch panels or menu steps. That suits cooks who prefer a familiar layout, but it is not a flush all-glass control surface.
Q: Can you cook several dishes at once on this
A: Yes. The five heating zones and wide cooking surface make it easier to run multiple pots or pans together, including larger cookware for family meals. Space is generous for this style of cooktop, but each dish still shares the available bench area.
Q: Do the hot surface lights mean it is safe straight away
A: No. The surface hot indicators show when residual heat is still present after cooking, so the glass can remain hot even when a zone is switched off. They are a useful prompt for day-to-day safety, not a sign the surface has cooled immediately.



















