They each have their function and operate differently on our cookers. The halogen hub is the type of hub that creates its heat with infrared lighting. There is no difference between the halogen and ceramic hobs as they can be termed the same thing because the halogen hob is made of ceramic.
This hob provides the same amount of instant heat as a gas cooker while it is powered by electricity and you can turn the heat up and down instantly. The Induction hob is a totally different type of hob system from the halogen cooktop as it generates its heat through electromagnetism to cook meals.
These types of hobs are flat and smooth and can be available in different sizes and shapes. They are usually more expensive than other hob types, like gas or electric, but the style and ease of ceramic hobs makes it worth it. As mentioned previously the heat is not as efficient, or distributed as evenly across the pans and can take a while to cool down. But with safety features like heat indicators that let you know which rings are hot or not, it will prevent accidents from happening. This type of hob is low maintenance but does not compromise on style and ease.
CDA has a range of styles and sizes to choose from, so the possibilities for your kitchen are endless. Domino hobs get their name from the classic game of dominoes; this is because they look like one of the pieces. They typically have two burners or heat zones and come in a range of different styles; you can get a domino hob in ceramic, electric, gas or induction. This type of hob can provide great flexibility when cooking, and is definitely recommended for the more active cooker.
You can mix and match with the type that you want. You could have a ceramic section, then gas next to it, to suit how you cook best. Or have an induction hob as your main cooking facility, but then a separate domino hob next to that for flexible use. CDA offer a griddle domino hob, perfect for cooking steak at the same time as boiling your vegetables on your induction hob. This will be ideal if you are a passionate cook who likes to try lots of different styles, with domino hobs they can help you to vary your cooking.
Domino hobs are a great space saver if your kitchen cannot accommodate a full size hob, suitable for kitchens with limited space, and would work well in flats and kitchenette.
They are not that suitable for a house that has a large cooking space, and will need to cook regularly. They are good for additional extras, but for a large family household they are perhaps too small. Induction hobs look similar to ceramic hobs in design and by their touch-sensitive nature, but the way in which they cook is truly unique. When you place your saucepan or frying pan on an induction hob, all of the heat is generated in the cooking vessel.
This means that whilst your pan is heating up, the hob itself is not. There is some residual heat in the cooking zone after it is switched off but nowhere near as much as in a ceramic or electric hob, plus it cools much more quickly too.
This makes the induction hob a much safer feature in the kitchen. The hob creates a magnetic field between the induction element and your pan, stopping heat from being wasted. It is considered a lot more efficient than ceramic or gas hobs because of the heat being directed straight to the pan and not escaping through the rest of the hob. They are just as stylish as other hob types available, but a lot more efficient!
Although these hobs are better for your kitchen they do have some limitations that you should be aware of before you purchase an induction hob.
If you are switching from a gas hob for example to an induction, your pans may not be suitable to use on the induction. Steel or cast iron pans will be suitable for the induction hob, but copper or aluminium pans will not be, unless they have additional layers to allow a magnet to stick to it. There are so many benefits to buying an induction hob as they are incredibly energy efficient, and stylish too, what more could you want?
We offer a wide range of gas hobs, with a variety of different styles with 4 to 6 burners on each. They are very easy to control and are the best for providing direct heat. Most homes in the UK do not have a supply of mains gas, but manufacturers now offer a conversion kit that converts the model to be able to run on LPG gas, which is more common in households. Navigating the world of cooker hobs can be confusing.
There are lots of different types available, all of which work slightly differently. Halogen hobs are a type of electric hob that use infrared light to create heat. They are a specific type of ceramic hob , since they have a ceramic glass cooktop.
They provide the same instant heat as gas, while still being powered by electricity. You can also turn the heat up and down instantly, like on a gas hob.
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