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This document describes a range of built-in electric and induction hobs from Fabiano. The hobs are designed for domestic use and come with various features to enhance cooking convenience and safety.
The hobs feature multiple heating zones, which can be either electric or induction, depending on the model. Induction models utilize magnetic induction coils to heat cookware directly, offering efficient and precise temperature control. Some induction models include a "Booster" function, which temporarily increases the power of a cooking zone for rapid heating, useful for tasks like boiling water quickly. Certain models, such as the FHBI 3201 Lux, offer "Flexible Areas" that can be used as a single large zone or two independent zones, adapting to different cookware sizes and cooking needs.
All models are equipped with a control panel, typically featuring touch controls. These controls allow users to select heating zones, adjust heating levels (from 0 to 9), and set timers. Some models incorporate a "Stop & Go" function, which pauses all active cooking zones and holds their settings, allowing the user to temporarily leave the kitchen and resume cooking later with a single touch. A "Child Lock" safety control is also present to prevent unintended use, especially by children, by disabling most touch buttons.
Safety features include pan detection for induction hobs, which automatically turns off a cooking zone if no suitable pan is present or if the pan is too small or improperly centered. A "Residual Heat Warning" (indicated by "H") alerts users to hot surfaces after cooking, which can also be utilized for energy saving by using residual heat for further cooking. Over-heat protection monitors the internal temperature of the hob and automatically stops operation if it becomes excessive. Over-flow protection automatically shuts off the power if liquid boils over or a wet cloth covers the control panel, disabling buttons until the area is dry.
The hobs are designed for built-in installation, requiring a minimum distance of 20 mm between the stovetop and any furniture or cutlery drawer underneath. Electrical connection variants are provided for hobs with 2, 3, and 4 heating zones, accommodating different voltage requirements (220-240V~ or 400V~). It is crucial to ensure proper grounding and that the supply cord does not come into contact with the hob or oven housing.
For induction models, specific cookware requirements apply: only ferromagnetic cookware with a flat base is suitable. Recommended pan diameters vary by cooking zone, with minimums ranging from 140 mm for 160 mm zones to 230 mm for 280 mm zones. Flexible zones accommodate cookware up to 400 x 200 mm. Pans with diameters less than 140 mm may not be detected by the induction hob.
The appliance complies with the 2014/30/EC (Electro-magnetic Compliance) and 2014/35/EC (Low Voltage Devices) Directives. Energy efficiency is tested according to standard EN 60350-2, with values available on the appliance's rating plate.
General| Brand | FabianoSteel |
|---|---|
| Model | SVH 326 |
| Category | Hob |
| Language | English |
