EU Safety Gate records
Gas and induction hob model groups with official risk evidence.
Compare fuel type, zones, electrical demand, cut-out dimensions, controls and safety evidence before the installer arrives.
HisenseHisense HI6401BSC 60cm 4 Zone Induction Hob with Rapid Boil - Black4 retailersFrom£129.90View prices →
HisenseHisense GM643XHC 60cm 4 Burner Gas Hob - Stainless Steel1 retailerFrom£169.00View prices →Use the complete model number or barcode for the closest product match, current retailer prices and full specifications.
Counts are direct Atlas database records, checked 26 July 2026. They describe evidence coverage—not a claim that every record is ready to buy.
Certification and safety evidence is regional. These examples show exactly which official system supports each identity.
A feature matters only when it changes fit, use, ownership cost or risk for the person buying.
The nominal width is not the aperture. Verify the installation drawing and electrical or gas supply.
Zone layout, bridge functions and pan sizes matter more than a simple zone count.
Compare control behaviour, residual-heat indicators, child locks and relevant safety notices.
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.
Check the installation drawing rather than relying on nominal width.
Compare bridge zones, controls and usable pan spacing on exact models.
Test pans for induction hobs with a magnet and follow the maker’s guidance.
Use average active power and weekly cooking time. Maximum connected load is an installation fact, not normal consumption.
Hobs.co.uk keeps nominal width, cut-out dimensions, connected load and safety evidence separate. Retail links appear only after exact-model matching.
Each specialist site starts with the decision factors that matter for its category, then links back to the shared identity, safety and commercial evidence layer.