This isn’t a cooktop—it’s a kitchen revolution cloaked in black ceramic glass. Designed for those who command both flair and function, the Equator 36” Electric Hybrid Cooktop offers the power of induction with the familiarity of radiant heat. Three induction zones meet two ceramic burners to deliver fast, precise, and versatile cooking, whether you're flash-searing or slow-stewing. The EHC 36532 ED steps slightly further with slider touch controls, letting your fingertips choreograph the heat with a smoother stroke. Both models are built-in, bold, and whisper-quiet, ready to turn your kitchen into a command centre of flavor.
Feature
Combines three induction burners with two radiant ceramic zones to offer flexible cooking options for every dish.
Precision Power Control- Offers nine distinct power levels and booster functions for fast heating and detailed temperature control.
Built-in Induction Pan Sensor- Automatically detects cookware on induction burners for safety and efficient energy use.
Digital Timer Function- Integrated 1–99 minute timer lets you precisely manage cooking durations for multi-tasking ease.
Keep Warm Function- Maintains food at serving temperature without overcooking or losing moisture.
Advanced Safety Features- Includes child lock, automatic shut-off, and high/low voltage protection for peace of mind.
Residual Heat and Hot Surface Indicators- Alerts you when the burners are still hot, preventing accidental burns and improving safety.
Touch or Slider Controls- EHC 36532 features standard touch controls, while the EHC 36532 ED model includes slider touch controls for smoother adjustment.
Sleek Vitro ceramic Surface- Crafted in elegant black glass ,the surface is durable, easy to clean, and visually striking.
Certified and Built to Last- ETL and FCC certified, with a total output of 9200W on 220V power and a 1-year parts & labor warranty.
Pros:
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Efficient Cooking: Induction cooktops heat up quickly and provide precise temperature control, allowing for faster cooking times and energy efficiency.
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Safety Features: The child lock function ensures safety in households with children, preventing accidental activation.
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Easy to Clean: The smooth surface of the induction cooktop makes it easy to wipe down and maintain, as spills do not burn onto the surface.
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Digital Display: The digital display provides clear visibility of settings and cooking times, enhancing user experience.
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Boost Function: The boost function allows for rapid heating, which is useful for boiling water or searing meats quickly.
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Multiple Burners: With 5 burners, it offers ample cooking space for preparing multiple dishes simultaneously.
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Sleek Design: The built-in design provides a modern and seamless look in the kitchen.
Cons:
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Cookware Compatibility: Induction cooktops require compatible cookware (magnetic-based), which may necessitate purchasing new pots and pans if your current ones are not suitable.
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Initial Cost: The upfront cost of induction cooktops can be higher compared to traditional gas or electric cooktops.
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Power Supply Requirements: Induction cooktops may require a specific electrical setup, which could involve additional installation costs if your kitchen is not already equipped.
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Noise: Some users report that induction cooktops can produce a humming or buzzing noise during operation, especially at higher settings.
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Learning Curve: Users transitioning from gas or electric cooktops may need time to adjust to the different cooking methods and controls of induction cooking.
