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We’re still delivering to our customers safely. Since the latest Government advice, we’ve had to make a few changes. If you’re self-isolating then we’re now only able to deliver products to your doorstep. Otherwise, we’ll come into your home but only deliver to behind your main door.
We’ll deliver any product to your home, 7 days a week.
Get your new hob fitted the same day it’s delivered. Our engineers will disconnect your old appliance before getting your new one set up. We'll give your new appliance a full health check to ensure it’s safe and ready to use straight away.
If you’ve bought a new appliance but you don’t want us to connect it for you, all you’ll need to do is disconnect your old one, empty it and place it by the entrance of your property, ready for us to pick up. Or, if you’ve ordered our connection service with a new appliance, we’ll disconnect your old one for you.
If you haven’t bought a new appliance, we can still collect your old one and take it away for recycling. However, as we won’t be able to come into your home to disconnect it, you’ll need to make sure it’s by the entrance to your property, ready for us to pick up. Our experts will recycle it safely and responsibly in our state-of-the-art facility.
The cost of our Remove & Recycle service goes towards safely transporting the product to our recycling plant. Under the WEEE regulations, recycling costs are primarily covered by the product manufacturer.
Also, while we’re picking up your appliance, if you’ve got any smaller kitchen electricals that need recycling – such as kettles, toasters or blenders – we’ll happily take those away too at no extra charge. Just pass them to your driver when we’re picking up your larger appliance.
Have complete culinary control with the help of this induction hob from AEG. It has 4 zones that use electromagnets to heat the base of your pan rather than the whole hob surface, making it really safe and efficient. And because they’re MaxiSense self-sizing cooking zones, they cleverly detect the size of the cookware when it’s placed on top and adjust the heat level to suit it – so you get fast, effective results every time. There’s also a Hob2Hood feature, which uses infrared technology to connect to a compatible cooker hood in order to automatically adjust the fan speed and overhead light, so you can concentrate on creating the perfect dish.
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Preparing dishes on the hob couldn’t get any faster, safer or more efficient, thanks to induction technology. Unlike your gas or ceramic hob, induction ones use electromagnets beneath the surface to recognise the size and shape of your induction pans. This tells it exactly where it needs to send heat to, and it’ll only start to warm up when your pot is on top, keeping you safe in the kitchen.
The MaxiSense® feature on this induction hob detects the size and shape of your pans, however big or small they are. By doing this, it knows exactly where your pots are and only sends heat to that area. As energy isn’t being wasted around the outside of the zones, the surface is cool to touch everywhere else. This means it’s not only really efficient, but it’s super-safe too.
See the detail up closeBy connecting this hood to a compatible hob, AEG’s Hob2Hood feature offers a hands-free way of managing your cooking environment. When you turn your hob on, it communicates with the hood via infrared, so the lights will come on too. It’ll even recognise when your kitchen is getting smokier and will boost the power to control it. This means that you’ll never find yourself fumbling with the controls.
See the detail up closeThe controls on this contemporary AEG hob are completely responsive to your touch. When it’s not in use, the controls turn black and blend in with the rest of the hob’s surface. Then, when it senses either a fingertip or an induction pan on the surface, the sleek interface will light up and spring into action. This not only makes it super-responsive to use, but it’ll always look effortlessly stylish too.
When measuring for an induction hob, the depth and height are usually standard, so you should focus on measuring the width – it’ll be between 60 and 90cm. Also, you need to make sure no cupboards will hang over the hob, and that there’s at least 65cm between the hob and your cooker hood. Learn more with our guide.
See the detail up closeAny offers are genuine savings. We always want to be able to offer you an incredible deal, so we’ll always match our competitors on price. This means our prices could drop further, or potentially reduce again once a promotional event ends. If our price drops, or you do find what you’re looking for cheaper elsewhere, we’ll offer our price match promise. See terms and conditions.
