On the induction hob Hansa Inari sensors with a bridge gives a delicious meal

Hansa, manufacturer of household appliances, introduces a new model of induction hob INARI BHI69307, which has a unique design in the style of Hi Tech, and all the benefits and features of expensive induction cooktops.

The design of the hob surface changes the perception of traditional standards for induction hobs. The model is made of absolutely black glass without marked heating zones, which creates the illusion of free space.

INARI BHI69307 is a unique product in its segment thanks to innovative and intuitive touch control in the form of a recess for fingers, the presence of only small triangles and dots in the center of the zones and electronic control, located in the display itself. When you need to change settings, simply touch the screen on the hob with your hand.

The model has four 18 cm and 22 cm heating zones with Booster function, which allows you to speed up the cooking process by increasing the power of the heating element. For cooking in casseroles or large pots, this model has a bridge function that allows you to combine two heating zones into one large zone. This function is activated by simultaneous pressing of the two touch displays on the left and right side.

It is worth noting separately the function of keeping warm, allowing after cooking to keep the dish warm for a long time and at the same time saving a lot of energy.

Other useful features include cookware presence and size detection, residual heat indicator, child lock, Stop’n go pause function, four timers for each zone, and an independent minute-timer.

New model in stores since September 2011. Manufacturer’s recommended retail prices including VAT in the American market for these models – from 28 836 Dollars in retail.