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Electric Cooktops

Built-in electric cooktops transfer heat from heating elements to cookware. A portable electric cooktop suits compact kitchens or temporary setups.

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About Electric Cooktops products

A portable electric cooktop adds a cooking zone to a compact kitchen, granny flat or temporary setup. Check the product dimensions, power requirements and placement instructions before allocating benchtop space. Keep the unit away from splashback materials and anything that may obstruct ventilation.

Electric cooktops

A 900mm electric oven and cooktop is a single appliance with a cooking surface and oven. Check the overall dimensions, electrical supply and required clearances against the kitchen plan, especially when replacing an existing appliance or altering the joinery. Allow sufficient landing space beside the preparation area in the cooktop layout.

A freestanding electric oven and cooktop suits a kitchen where the appliance sits between cabinets instead of forming part of a benchtop and wall oven arrangement. Measure the opening, check the finished floor height and allow for door clearance before finalising the cabinetry and circulation around the cooking area.

What should be checked before installing an electric cooktop?

Check the cut-out dimensions, electrical requirements, ventilation provisions and clearance to the rangehood and splashback. A licensed electrician must complete the electrical connection.

How do I measure for a replacement cooktop?

Measure the existing cut-out, benchtop depth and surrounding clearances. Follow the new product’s installation diagram rather than using the visible glass or ceramic surface size as a guide.

Can an electric cooktop be installed in any benchtop?

The benchtop substrate and finish must accommodate the appliance cut-out and heat clearances. Check the manufacturer’s requirements before cutting stone, laminate, timber or compact laminate.