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Smeg 93cm Linea Area Induction Cooktop Neptune Grey
SIA1963DG
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$7140
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Product Overview
Key Features
- Electric induction 90cm cooktop with 6 zones touch control
- Glass ceramic surface with induction zones
- Keep warm, simmering, melting, auto-boiling, quick start
- Control lock, automatic safety switch off, child lock, residual heat indicators
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- Smeg
- Model Number:
- SIA1963DG
- Cooktop Size (cm):
- 93
- Maximum Cooking Power:
- 3700W
- Number of Zones:
- 6
- Controls:
- Touch and Slide - 17 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:
- Keep warm, Simmering, Melting/Low temperature cooking, Auto-boiling, Quick start
- Timer:
- Yes - End Cooking Timers, Minute Minder
Safety
- Safety:
- Control Lock
General Information
- Family:
- Smeg Linea Aesthetic
- Colour:
- Grey
- Supplier Colour:
- Neptune Grey
- Additional Features:
- Keep Warm Function, Bridge Option, Auto-Boiling Function, Quick Start, Simmering Function, Melting/Low Temperature Cooking Function, Rapid Level Selection
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 5 Year
Cooking Appliances
- Cooktop Type:
- Induction
- Cooktop Fuel Type:
- Electric
- Cooktop Surface:
- Glass Ceramic
Safety
- Safety:
- Control Lock
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 5 Year
Product Dimensions
- Cutout Size (mm):
- 500 W x 916 D
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 1200
- Box Width (mm):
- 1000
- Box Depth (mm):
- 570
- Box Weight (kg):
- 21
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At a glance
This 93cm Smeg induction cooktop is a premium option for larger households and keen home cooks who want six cooking zones, precise touch controls and a stylish Neptune Grey finish. It is great for multitasking, family meals and entertaining, with useful warming and simmering functions. One limitation is that it does not suit homes that need a narrower cooktop or use non-induction cookware.
What it’s great for
- Family Cooking
- Entertaining
- Multi-Pot Meal Prep
- Everyday Home Cooking
Where it works best
- Large Family Kitchens
- Open-Plan Kitchens
- Modern Renovations
- Entertaining Areas
Who it’s for
- Large Households
- Keen Home Cooks
- Entertainers
- Design-Focused Renovators
Things to consider
This cooktop needs compatible induction cookware and its 93cm size may be too wide for smaller kitchen layouts.
Family cooking suitability
Excellent for family cooking thanks to six zones, a wide 93cm layout and functions that support cooking multiple dishes at once.
Energy efficiency score
8/10 - induction heating is direct and responsive, helping reduce wasted heat compared with many traditional electric cooktops.
Cookware compatibility assessment
Requires induction-compatible cookware, so it works best in homes already using magnetic pots and pans.
Safety rating
8/10 - the control lock helps prevent accidental changes, though installation must be completed by a licensed electrician.
Ease of cleaning
9/10 - the flat glass ceramic surface is simple to wipe clean and has fewer crevices than raised-element cooktops.
Key benefits
- Six Zones: Lets you cook up to six pots or pans at once, making it easier to handle family meals or entertaining.
- 93cm Width: Provides a spacious cooking surface that suits larger kitchens and gives more room between cookware.
- Touch and Slide Controls: Makes heat adjustments quick and precise for faster response during cooking.
- 17 Power Levels: Offers finer control for delicate melting, steady simmering and higher-heat cooking tasks.
- Keep Warm Function: Helps hold food at serving temperature while other dishes finish cooking.
- Auto-Boiling Function: Speeds up the start of cooking by bringing contents to a boil before adjusting power.
- Bridge Option: Gives added flexibility when cooking with larger pans or cookware that benefits from a wider active area.
- Glass Ceramic Surface: Creates a sleek look and is easy to wipe down after everyday cooking.
Q: Will my existing pots and pans work with this cooktop?
A: It works with induction-compatible cookware that has a magnetic base. Aluminium, copper or glass cookware without a magnetic layer will not heat properly, so an existing pan set may need replacing or topping up.
Q: Does the bridge option help with larger cookware like grill plates?
A: Yes. The bridge option lets two cooking areas work together for larger pieces of induction-compatible cookware. It is useful when one pan spans more than one area, but it does not make non-induction cookware usable.
Q: What should I know before installing this 93cm induction cooktop?
A: This is a built-in electric induction cooktop and installation must be done by a licensed electrician. Before ordering, confirm the benchtop cut-out and electrical setup suit a 93cm model, then discuss the final connection with your electrician.
Q: Can cookware go anywhere on the Smeg area induction surface?
A: This Smeg cooktop offers more placement flexibility than a standard fixed-zone layout, but cookware still needs to sit within the active cooking areas. It is designed for flexible positioning, not completely free placement across the whole glass.
Q: Do the cooking timers turn zones off or just beep?
A: It does both jobs. End cooking timers are designed to manage a zone's cooking time, while the minute minder works as a reminder only, which is useful when one dish needs timing but not automatic shut-off.
Q: Does the control lock make it childproof during busy cooking?
A: No. The control lock helps prevent accidental changes to the settings, but it should not be treated as a full child-safety barrier. Hot cookware and residual surface heat still need normal supervision and care.
Q: What does 17 power levels mean in real cooking use?
A: The 17 levels give finer heat steps than a basic low-medium-high style control. That makes it easier to move gradually from melting or simmering to stronger heat, rather than making bigger jumps when a sauce or pan needs adjustment.