Miele 36” Black Induction Cooktop

Product Overview

Turns Off If No Cookware Is in Place

Only on induction: If no pan is on a zone when the cooktop is switched on, the power supply is stopped immediately. With induction cooktops, if a pan is not placed on the switched-on cooking zone or the pan is not suitable, the energy flow is interrupted or not started at all.

Safety Turn Off

Clever: If a cooking zone operates at the same power level for an unusually long time, switch-off is automatic. A maximum operating duration is defined for each power level. If a cooking zone is operated for an unusually long time at the same power level, it switches off automatically.

Overheating Protection and Fault Monitoring

Protects the Cooktop: The cooktop automatically switches off in the case of extreme heat. Every cooking zone is equipped with overheating protection. This automatically switches off the heating element of the cooking zone in the case of extreme use before the ceramic glass or other components can overheat. If liquid or another item gets onto the surface by mistake, the cooktop automatically switches off as well. So you are always protected from unintentional power adjustment.

Residual Heat Indicator

Practical: The residual heat indicator reminds you not to touch the cooking zones when they are still hot. Miele cooktops have a residual heat indicator for every cooking zone. It reminds you not to touch a hot cooking zone or to place any heat-sensitive items on it. Also, it enables you to use the residual heat in order to save energy.

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