Induction Hobs

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  • 64% OFF TEKA IBC 7320 D - 73 cm Built-In Induction Hob (2 Cooking Zones)

    TEKA IBC 7320 D – 73 cm Built-In Induction Hob (2 Cooking Zones)

    Original price was: RM4,399.00.Current price is: RM1,599.00.

    TEKA IBC 7320 D – 73 cm Built-In Induction Hob (2 Cooking Zones) The TEKA IBC 7320 D is a high-performance induction hob that combines modern design, intuitive controls, powerful cooking capabilities, and advanced safety features — ideal for contemporary kitchens and everyday cooking needs. Efficient Induction CookingThis hob features two induction cooking zones with…

  • 20% OFF Fotile EIG76203 Induction Electrical Hob | 76cm Smart Induction Hob with SCHOTT CERAN® Glass & Magnetic Knob

    Fotile EIG76203 Induction Electrical Hob | 76cm Smart Induction Hob with SCHOTT CERAN® Glass & Magnetic Knob

    Original price was: RM4,370.00.Current price is: RM3,490.00.

    EIG76203 Elegance & Minimalist Powerful Induction Hob Experience efficient and precise cooking with the Fotile EIG76203 Induction Hob, designed with modern minimalist aesthetics and advanced induction technology. Featuring German-made SCHOTT CERAN® glass, this induction hob delivers superior durability, high heat resistance, and effortless cleaning for modern kitchens. Maximum Efficiency Provides ≥88% heat efficiency for faster…

  • 20% OFF Rinnai Induction Hob RB-5022H-CB

    Rinnai Induction Hob RB-5022H-CB

    Original price was: RM2,651.00.Current price is: RM2,121.00.

    Highlights:

    • Touch Control
    • Schott Ceran Glass
    • 2 Cooking Zones
    • Booster Function
    • 9 Power Levels
    • Power Sharing
    • Timer
    • Auto Pan Recognition Sensor
    • Automatic Safety Switch Off
    • Child Lock
  • 20% OFF Rinnai Induction Hob RB-7013H-CB

    Rinnai Induction Hob RB-7013H-CB

    Original price was: RM3,938.00.Current price is: RM3,150.00.

    Specifications:

    • Touch Control
    • Schott Ceran Glass
    • 3 Cooking Zones
    • Booster Function
    • 9 Power Levels
    • Power Sharing
    • Timer
    • Auto Pan Recognition Sensor
    • Automatic Safety Switch Off
    • Child Lock
  • 20% OFF Rinnai 4 Zone Induction Hob RB-6024H-CB

    Rinnai 4 Zone Induction Hob RB-6024H-CB

    Original price was: RM4,265.00.Current price is: RM3,412.00.

    Specifications:

    • Touch Control
    • Schott Ceran Glass
    • 4 Cooking Zones
    • Booster Function
    • 9 Power Levels
    • Power Sharing
    • Timer
    • Auto Pan Recognition Sensor
    • Automatic Safety Switch Off
    • Child Lock
  • Single Zone Induction Cooker

    Single Zone Induction Cooker

    RM499.00
  • 4% OFF Smeg Induction Hob SI5952B

    Smeg Induction Hob SI5952B

    Original price was: RM15,425.00.Current price is: RM14,859.00.

    Glass Type: Ceramic Glass edge: Angled edge Programs / Functions Total no. of cook zones: 5 No. of induction cook zones: 5 No. of cooking zones with Booster: 5 Main on/off switch Power levels: 9 Keep warm automatic function Controls Type of control setting: Touch control Options Simmering Function Melting/Low temperature cooking function Pause option…

Induction Hobs in Malaysia: Cooking Options for Modern Kitchens

Induction hobs are electric cooking appliances that use magnetic energy to heat compatible pots and pans directly. They suit homeowners, apartment residents and families who want a modern cooking surface with adjustable heat settings. At xam max kitchen, you can explore induction hobs Malaysia options from brands such as TEKA, Fotile, Rinnai and Smeg to suit different kitchen layouts and cooking needs.

Induction hobs have a smooth glass surface that is easy to wipe after cooking. Unlike gas hobs, they do not use an open flame. They require cookware with a magnetic base, so check your existing pots and pans before buying. Many models include touch controls, timers and safety features such as child locks or automatic shut-off. Features vary by model.

The available range includes compact two-zone hobs for smaller households and larger models with three, four or five cooking zones for preparing several dishes at once. Some models also offer booster settings for faster heating. Before choosing a hob, measure your countertop space and check the required electrical connection. This is especially important when replacing an existing hob or planning a kitchen renovation. Comparing the cooking zones, power requirements and installation dimensions can help you select a model that fits your kitchen and daily cooking routine.

How to Choose an Induction Hob

  • Check the size: Measure your countertop and the space needed for installation. A two-zone hob suits a small kitchen, while a three- or four-zone hob gives you more room to cook several dishes. A five-zone model may suit a larger kitchen.
  • Check the power requirements: Different hobs need different electrical connections. For example, the Smeg SI5952B has a rated power of 7,200W and requires a 32A connection. Check your home’s electrical supply before buying.
  • Compare cooking features: Choose a hob with suitable power levels for your daily cooking. Booster settings can heat cookware faster. Timers, child locks and automatic shut-off are also useful features to consider.
  • Use compatible cookware: Induction hobs need pots and pans with a magnetic base. Check that your cookware is suitable before using the hob.
  • Consider your budget: Two-zone models may be suitable if you have a smaller kitchen or cook simple meals. Compare prices and features to find a model that meets your needs without paying for extra cooking zones you rarely use.
  • Check installation requirements: Confirm the hob’s dimensions and electrical requirements. Ask a qualified installer to check your kitchen before installation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are induction hobs suitable for Malaysian homes?

Yes. Induction hobs can be used in Malaysian homes with a suitable electrical supply and compatible cookware. Check the model’s electrical requirements before installation.

How much does an induction hob cost in Malaysia?

Prices vary by brand, size, number of cooking zones and features. Compare the current prices and specifications of different models before buying.

Do I need special pots and pans for an induction hob?

Yes. The cookware must have a magnetic base. You can test it with a magnet. If the magnet sticks firmly to the base, the pan is generally suitable for induction cooking.

Is an induction hob the same as a ceramic hob?

No. An induction hob uses magnetic energy to heat compatible cookware. A conventional ceramic electric hob uses heating elements beneath the glass surface to produce heat.

Should I choose a two-zone or four-zone induction hob?

A two-zone model may suit a small kitchen or a household with simple cooking needs. A four-zone model gives you more room to prepare several dishes at the same time.

Does an induction hob need a special electrical connection?

It depends on the model. Electrical ratings and connection requirements vary. Check the manufacturer’s specifications and ask a qualified electrician to confirm that your home’s electrical supply is suitable.

How do I install a built-in induction hob?

Measure the countertop opening and check the product’s installation dimensions and electrical requirements. Have a qualified installer fit the hob and confirm the electrical connection before use.

How do I clean an induction hob?

Allow the surface to cool, then wipe it with a soft cloth and a cleaner suitable for the hob’s glass surface. Avoid abrasive tools that could scratch the glass.

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