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UK · GBP · Independent hob evidence

Choose the hob that fits the cut-out—and the way you cook.

Compare fuel type, zones, electrical demand, cut-out dimensions, controls and safety evidence before the installer arrives.

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7safety-linked model groupsThe honest current evidence set—not a padded catalogue
3records with GTINExact identifiers are still sparse in this category
2official safety systemsEU Safety Gate and US CPSC
Example installation briefUK / evidence brief
60cm class
4cooking zones
7.4 kWrated demand
560 mmexample cut-out
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Live Atlas coverage

Browse what the data can actually support.

Counts are direct Atlas database records, checked 26 July 2026. They describe evidence coverage—not a claim that every record is ready to buy.

6

EU Safety Gate records

Gas and induction hob model groups with official risk evidence.

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1

US CPSC record

A radiant cooktop recall with model and product imagery evidence.

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Verified examples

Real records, with their market attached.

Certification and safety evidence is regional. These examples show exactly which official system supports each identity.

EU Safety GateEuropean market
Built-in gas hob

Samsung NA64 / NA75 gas hobs

Serious riskModel familySafety imagery
Atlas record #29746
EU Safety GateEuropean market
Built-in gas hob

Beko HIYG64225 gas hobs

Serious riskManufacturing datesExact models
Atlas record #25898
EU Safety GateEuropean market
Portable induction hob

LC IH-103G induction hob

Serious riskPackaging modelProduct imagery
Atlas record #52127
Start with the constraint

Three decisions before price.

A feature matters only when it changes fit, use, ownership cost or risk for the person buying.

01

Cut-out and supply

The nominal width is not the aperture. Verify the installation drawing and electrical or gas supply.

02

Useful cooking area

Zone layout, bridge functions and pan sizes matter more than a simple zone count.

03

Controls and safety

Compare control behaviour, residual-heat indicators, child locks and relevant safety notices.

UK search guide

Compare induction hobs by fit, supply and pan compatibility

Induction-hob searches are often dominated by brand and price. The expensive mistakes are more practical: the wrong cut-out, inadequate electrical supply, awkward zone spacing or cookware without a magnetic base.

  1. 01

    Check the installation drawing rather than relying on nominal width.

  2. 02

    Compare bridge zones, controls and usable pan spacing on exact models.

  3. 03

    Test pans for induction hobs with a magnet and follow the maker’s guidance.

Transparent calculator

Estimate the energy used at the hob

Use average active power and weekly cooking time. Maximum connected load is an installation fact, not normal consumption.

Local assumption£0.27 per kWhChange it to match your tariff.
Estimated annual electricity468 kWh£126 / year260 cooking hours / year at 100% active use
Publishing threshold

Installation evidence before feature lists

Hobs.co.uk keeps nominal width, cut-out dimensions, connected load and safety evidence separate. Retail links appear only after exact-model matching.

  • Stable exact-model identity
  • Useful specifications and provenance
  • Original fit, cost or safety value
  • No unresolved duplicate or licensing issue
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