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Smeg Dolce Stil Novo 38cm Induction Cooktop
SIM6323R
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$2240
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Product Overview
Key Features
- Electric induction 38cm 2 zones touch controls
- Ceramic glass surface with induction zones
- Surface Share Zones, Power Boost, timer, 9 power levels
- Automatic safety switch off, residual heat, child lock
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- Smeg
- Model Number:
- SIM6323R
- Cooktop Size (cm):
- 38
- Maximum Cooking Power:
- 3700W
- Number of Zones:
- 2
- Controls:
- Touch
- 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
- Timer:
- Yes
General Information
- Family:
- Dolce Stil Novo
- Colour:
- Black
- Supplier Colour:
- Ceramic glass
- Additional Features:
- Surface Share Zones
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 5 Year
Cooking Appliances
- Cooktop Type:
- Induction
- Cooktop Fuel Type:
- Electric
- Cooktop Surface:
- Glass Ceramic
General Information
- Family:
- Dolce Stil Novo
- Colour:
- Black
- Supplier Colour:
- Ceramic glass
- Additional Features:
- Surface Share Zones
Product Dimensions
- Cutout Size (mm):
- 490 x 310
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 100
- Box Width (mm):
- 300
- Box Depth (mm):
- 500
- Box Weight (kg):
- 6
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At a glance
This 38 cm Smeg induction cooktop is a compact two-zone option for smaller kitchens, apartments, and butler's pantries. Its strengths are fast heating up to 3700 W, flexible pan placement with Surface Share Zones, and easy touch controls with a timer. It is best for singles, couples, or as a secondary hob, but the two-zone layout is less suited to larger family meal prep.
What it’s great for
- Everyday Cooking
- Small-Space Kitchens
- Apartment Living
- Secondary Cooking Zone
- Fast Boiling and Frying
Where it works best
- Apartments
- Small Kitchens
- Butler's Pantries
- Studio Homes
- Secondary Kitchen Setups
Who it’s for
- Singles
- Couples
- Apartment Dwellers
- Downsizers
- Homeowners Wanting a Secondary Hob
Things to consider
With only two cooking zones and a 38 cm format, it offers less capacity than larger induction cooktops for households that regularly cook multiple dishes at once.
Family cooking suitability
5/10 - suitable for singles, couples, or overflow cooking, but the two-zone layout is limited for larger family meal preparation.
Energy efficiency score
8/10 - induction heating is generally efficient because energy is directed into compatible cookware, and the 3700 W output supports fast cooking.
Cookware compatibility assessment
Requires induction-compatible cookware with a magnetic base; best results come from using pans matched to the cooking zones.
Safety rating
9/10 - strong everyday safety offering with automatic switch-off, residual heat indicators, and a child lock.
Ease of cleaning
9/10 - the flat black glass ceramic surface and touch controls are easy to wipe clean after everyday use.
Key benefits
- Compact 38 cm Design: fits smaller benchtops and suits apartments, compact kitchens, or butler's pantries where space is limited.
- Two Induction Zones: lets you prepare two pots or pans at the same time for everyday meals.
- Maximum 3700 W Power: delivers fast heat-up for boiling, searing, and shorter wait times.
- Nine Power Levels: gives precise control for gentle simmering through to higher-heat cooking.
- Touch Controls: makes adjustments simple and keeps the surface streamlined and easy to wipe down.
- Timer Function: helps manage cooking durations more accurately for different dishes.
- Surface Share Zones: supports a wider range of pan sizes with more flexible cooking placement.
- Safety Functions: automatic switch-off, residual heat indicators, and child lock add reassurance in busy households.
Q: Is this 38cm cooktop enough as a main cooktop?
A: It can be, for smaller households. Smeg SIM6323R has two cooking zones on a compact 38cm surface, so it suits singles, couples, apartments or secondary-hob use, but it is less practical if you often cook several large dishes at the same time.
Q: Will my existing pots and pans work on this induction cooktop?
A: Only induction-compatible cookware will heat on Smeg SIM6323R. It needs pots and pans with a magnetic base, so some aluminium, copper or glass cookware will not work unless it is made with an induction-suitable base.
Q: How do the Surface Share Zones help with different pan sizes?
A: Surface Share Zones give Smeg SIM6323R more flexible pan placement than a fixed small ring. They help accommodate a wider range of cookware sizes, but this is still a compact two-zone cooktop, not a wide hob for several large pans.
Q: Are touch controls precise enough for low simmer and fast boiling?
A: Yes. Smeg SIM6323R has touch controls with nine power levels, so there is room for gentler heat as well as stronger cooking power. Its maximum output reaches 3700W, which suits faster heat-up when cookware is induction compatible.
Q: Does the black glass surface stay hot after cooking ends?
A: Yes. Smeg SIM6323R includes residual heat indicators because the glass around the cooking area can stay hot after use. It also has automatic switch-off, but the indicator still matters until the surface has cooled down.
Q: Can I lock the controls to stop accidental changes?
A: Yes. Smeg SIM6323R has a child lock that helps prevent settings being changed accidentally. That is useful in open-plan kitchens or homes with children, but it does not replace normal care around hot cookware and a recently used surface.