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Smeg 90cm Linea Induction Cooktop Neptune Grey
SIM1964DG
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$3140
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Product Overview
Key Features
- Electric induction 90cm 6 zones touch and slide control
- Glass ceramic surface with multizone flexibility
- Rapid, grill, keep warm, pause, power boost functions
- Child lock, residual heat indicator, auto power off
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- Smeg
- Model Number:
- SIM1964DG
- Cooktop Size (cm):
- 90
- Maximum Cooking Power:
- 3700W
- Number of Zones:
- 6
- Flexible Zones:
- Multizone, join two cooking zones and operate them by a single control
- Controls:
- Touch and Slide - 9 total levels
- Installation:
- Must be installed by a licensed electrician, do not DIY install
Cooking Appliances
- Cooktop Type:
- Induction
- Cooktop Fuel Type:
- Electric
- Cooktop Surface:
- Glass Ceramic
Options
- Functions:
- Rapid, Grill, Keep warm, Pause
- Timer:
- Minute Minder, End of Cooking Alarm
Safety
- Safety:
- Child lock, Residual heat indicator, Automatic power off
General Information
- Family:
- Smeg Linea Aesthetic
- Colour:
- Grey
- Supplier Colour:
- Neptune Grey
- Additional Features:
- Grill Function, Keep Warm Automatic Function, Bridge Option, Quick Start, Rapid Level Selection, Pause Option, Multizone
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 5 Year
Cooking Appliances
- Cooktop Type:
- Induction
- Cooktop Fuel Type:
- Electric
- Cooktop Surface:
- Glass Ceramic
Safety
- Safety:
- Child lock, Residual heat indicator, Automatic power off
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 5 Year
Product Dimensions
- Cutout Size (mm):
- 490 W x 880 D
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 1100
- Box Width (mm):
- 1000
- Box Depth (mm):
- 620
- Box Weight (kg):
- 16
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At a glance
The Smeg 90cm Linea Induction Cooktop in Neptune Grey is a premium-looking six-zone model suited to larger households and home cooks who often use multiple pans at once. Its multizone design, touch slide controls and handy pause, grill and keep warm functions make daily cooking flexible and easy. One limitation is that it does not offer the broader smart connectivity or assisted cooking features found on some higher-end specialist models.
What it’s great for
- Family Cooking
- Entertaining
- Multi-Pan Meal Preparation
- Large Cookware Use
- Everyday Home Cooking
Where it works best
- Family Kitchen
- Open-Plan Home
- Entertaining Area
- Larger Households
Who it’s for
- Family Households
- Home Cooks
- Frequent Entertainers
- Renovators Seeking a Designer Look
Things to consider
It offers strong flexibility and design appeal, but buyers wanting advanced guided cooking, app control or more specialised zone automation may need to step up to a more feature-heavy premium alternative.
Family cooking suitability
Excellent for larger households thanks to its 90 cm width, six zones and multizone flexibility for bigger cookware.
Energy efficiency score
8/10 - induction cooking directs heat to compatible cookware and the rapid function supports faster heating, though no formal star rating is provided.
Cookware compatibility assessment
Best with induction-compatible cookware; buyers may need to replace non-magnetic pots and pans.
Safety rating
9/10 - strong everyday safety with child lock, residual heat indicator and automatic power off.
Ease of cleaning
9/10 - the flat glass ceramic surface is simple to wipe clean and has no burner grates or crevices.
Key benefits
- Six induction zones: lets you heat up to six pots or pans at once, making it well suited to busy family meals and entertaining.
- Multizone function: joins two cooking zones under one control so larger cookware like griddles and roasting pans are easier to use.
- Touch and slide controls: makes heat changes quick and precise while keeping the cooktop surface sleek and uncluttered.
- 9 power levels: gives you finer heat adjustment for simmering, searing and general day-to-day cooking.
- Rapid function: boosts heat quickly for faster boil-ups and shorter prep time when cooking on busy weeknights.
- Keep warm function: helps hold food at serving temperature without needing to keep adjusting settings.
- Pause function: allows you to briefly stop cooking and resume, which is useful when interruptions happen in the kitchen.
- Glass ceramic surface: provides a modern built-in look and is easier to wipe down than cooktops with raised burners or supports.
Q: Does this Smeg cooktop need special induction cookware?
A: Yes. Smeg SIM1964DG needs induction-compatible pots and pans with a magnetic base, because induction only heats suitable cookware. Non-compatible aluminium, copper or glass cookware will not heat unless it has an induction-ready base.
Q: Can the multizone handle a griddle or large roasting pan?
A: Yes. Smeg SIM1964DG can join two cooking zones into one multizone area, which suits oversized cookware such as a griddle or roasting pan. The cookware still needs an induction-compatible base for the zone to detect and heat it properly.
Q: Does SIM1964DG have a timer for each cooking zone?
A: It includes a Minute Minder and an End of Cooking Alarm, so it can help track cooking time and alert you when a set period ends. It is useful for meal timing, but it is not the same thing as a fully manual hob with separate knob controls.
Q: What does the pause function do on this cooktop?
A: The pause function temporarily stops cooking so you can step away, then resume without re-entering every setting from scratch. It is practical when serving or handling interruptions, but it is not a substitute for switching the cooktop off when finished.
Q: Can all six zones be used for bigger family meal prep?
A: Yes. Smeg SIM1964DG is built with six induction zones, so it suits cooking several dishes at once in a larger household. For oversized pans, the multizone option is the better fit than trying to balance cookware across separate zones.