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Our LG built-in cooktops blend style & smart features including precise heat control. With gas, radiant heat and induction technology to choose from, you can create a kitchen perfectly suited to your needs. Explore our range of electric and gas cooktops for your kitchen below.
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What is the difference between a gas hob, electric hob and induction hob?
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A gas hob burns gas under the pan and gives instant flame control you can see, which is why the HU641 series uses cast iron grates with auto-ignition and a burner extinction detector. An electric radiant hob heats an element under a glass surface, so the surface itself gets hot and holds residual heat after cooking, as on the 4 burner CBEZ2414B. An induction hob transfers energy straight into the pan through a magnetic field, so it heats faster and loses less energy to the surface, which is how the CBIZ2435B delivers 7.4kW across 4 cooking zones with 1 flex zone.
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Which is better for home cooking: a gas hob or induction hob?
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It depends on how you cook. Gas gives visible flame control and works with any pan material, with burner outputs reaching 3.6kW and a dual flame burner on the HU641DAG2 for high heat work. Induction heats faster and cleans more easily, since the glass surface stays cooler and spills do not bake on, and the CBIZ2435B adds a flex zone for large pans plus a power limiter with 5 levels down to 2.5kW. Kitchens already piped for gas usually stay with gas, while induction suits cooks who want speed, a flat surface, and no open flame.
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What size built-in hob should I choose for my kitchen countertop?
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Match the hob to the cabinet run below it and the cut-out in the worktop. 60cm is the standard width and covers the 4 burner models, including the HU641 gas series and the CBIZ2435B induction hob, which needs a 560 x 480mm cut-out. A 90cm model such as the 5 burner CG5Z3626S suits wider runs and heavier cooking, as long as counter depth and clearance to the wall allow it.
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What safety features should a gas cooktop include?
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Flame failure detection is the essential one, and LG's gas hobs include a burner extinction detector that shuts off the gas if a flame goes out. Auto-ignition on each burner removes the need for a separate lighter, and cast iron grates hold pans steady over the flame. A front control panel keeps the knobs clear of the hot zone, and a conversion kit lets the hob be set up for the local gas type.
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What is the price of a built-in hob in the UAE?
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Built-in hob pricing tracks fuel type and width. The range covers 60cm gas hobs with four burners, the 90cm five burner CG5Z3626S, and the CBIZ2435B induction hob with 7.4kW output and a flex zone. Check current pricing for each model with authorized LG retailers in the UAE.

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LG's built-in cooktops combine incredible cooking performance with sleek, modern designs. With gas, radiant heat and induction technology to choose from, you can create a kitchen with the perfect blend of form and function. Designed to help you cook with control, our innovative cooktops boast the latest technology and come in three powerful versions: gas, radiant heat and induction. Browse our full range of cooktops and learn more here.