Ciarra induction hobs are available in three sizes: 39cm, 59cm, and 83cm. The choice of size depends on your kitchen space and cooking needs. A 59-80cm width is most popular, but ensure you have at least 20cm of workspace on either side of the hob for ease of cooking. Smaller models like the 39cm are great for compact kitchens, while larger ones like the 83cm offer more cooking zones.

Ciarra induction hobs offer models with two, three, or four burners. For larger meals, a multi-burner hob is ideal, and flexible zones are available to merge cooking areas, accommodating larger pans or griddles. Flexible bridging zones offer:

Key smart features in Ciarra induction hobs include:
Timers: Automatically turn off or switch to ‘keep warm’ once cooking is done.
Power Boost: Quickly brings water to a boil or heats up your pans in record time.
Pan Detection: Automatically detects pans and only heats the area where a pan is placed.
Residual Heat Indicators: Alerts when cooking zones are still hot. Child Lock: Locks controls for safety.
These features enhance cooking efficiency, convenience, and safety.

Ciarra induction hobs are available with frameless designs for seamless integration into countertops. They can be installed flush for a polished, refined look or fit into existing cutouts. Ciarra also offers portable models, which are ideal for flexible kitchen setups as they require no installation.

Ciarra offers induction hobs with built-in extractors, perfect for kitchens where space is limited. These models combine cooking and ventilation in one sleek design, efficiently removing smoke, steam, and odors directly from the cooktop. When choosing an induction hob with an integrated extractor, look for features like suction power, noise level, and filter technology.
Key Advantages:
Space-saving design combines cooking and ventilation, removing the need for a separate range hood. Plasma⁺ system eliminates the need for filter replacements, removing smoke, odors, and bacteria. 400 m³/h suction power ensures effective smoke and odor removal, even during high-heat cooking.

Most induction hobs, including Ciarra models, feature touch controls, allowing you to adjust heat levels by either holding buttons or using a slider to slide your finger up and down.
The main advantage of touch controls is that the smooth glass surface is free of protruding knobs, making it much easier to clean. However, you should avoid placing a pan directly over the control area, as it may turn the hob off or, in some models, trigger a loud alarm.

Induction hobs are highly energy-efficient, typically offering around 85% efficiency, much higher than halogen (70%) or gas (40%) cooktops. Induction cooking only heats the pan and its contents, making it a more energy-efficient and eco-friendly choice.

Induction hobs are available at a variety of price points. Basic models start around £200, while high-end models with additional features like built-in extraction or smart integration can reach £2,000 or more. Ciarra provides options for every budget, from basic to advanced tech.