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Sold New B Grade Buffalo Freestanding 4 Zone Induction Hob CU488 (U31938) - Bridgwater, Somerset
Description
Bring the energy-saving efficiency of induction cooking into your pro kitchen with the Buffalo freestanding 4 zone induction hob. By combining user-friendly controls with high performance cooking, the hob is a great choice for cooking a huge variety of dishes, all whilst using much less energy in comparison to traditional gas or electric alternatives.As the Buffalo hob uses induction technology, much more energy is transferred straight into the cooking, rather than being wasted into the kitchen. Not only does this speed up your service, it also helps to contribute to a cooler kitchen, with less demand on your ventilation too. A great way to reduce your overall running costs whilst keeping a comfortable working environment.
The hob is positioned on a handy open base with castors, providing valuable additional storage and making it easy to move around when required. And thanks to the strong stainless steel construction, the whole unit is easy to clean and maintain.
4 Zone Induction Hob Features
Dimensions 900(H) x 800(W) x 750(D)mm
Material Stainless Steel
Voltage 400V
Colour Silver
4x powerful 3.5kW zones suitable for most typical pan sizes
Pan detection technology – auto-off when pan removed
No naked flames – reduced risk of burns
Open base provides additional storage space
Castors for easy positioning
Highly efficient – reduces running costs and speeds up cooking – up to 90% of energy is used directly in cooking
Heavy duty, easy-clean toughened ceramic glass surface
Precision cooking – 11 power levels
Compatible pan sizes: 120mm – 280mm
Condition:
B Grade - New without box, Ex display, May have cosmetic damage
Warranty:
12 Months Parts & 12 Months Labour Warranty - Starting from 05/07/2024.
Connection Type:
Three Phase Hardwire
Fuel Type:
Induction
Dimensions:
80W x 75D x 90H cm
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