Cooktop sourcing is rarely about choosing one universal configuration. Distributors and project buyers may need a wide built-in model for family kitchens, an induction solution for modern apartments, and a compact countertop unit for space-conscious users. This selection of touch-control hobs supports those different market positions while maintaining a clean, contemporary appearance.

A Wide Ceramic Hob for Multi-Zone Cooking

The 90 cm ceramic cooktop provides five burners, 6200W total power, sensor touch operation, and a dual-ring heating zone. Its smooth ceramic-glass surface suits built-in kitchen programs where cooking capacity and easy cleaning are important. Compatibility with varied cookware also makes ceramic heating practical for broad consumer markets.

For buyers targeting premium apartment developments or coordinated appliance ranges, the 30-inch induction hob combines four cooking zones, 6800W power, touch controls, and an integrated extractor format. Induction technology offers responsive heating and efficient energy transfer, while the extractor concept can help simplify kitchen planning where a conventional overhead hood is undesirable.

A Compact Option for Focused Retail Channels

The single-burner countertop hob addresses a different purchasing need. Designed for 110V markets, it features a toughened-glass panel, touch control, cooking-time presets, and a 2000–2999W power range. Its compact format is relevant to small households, temporary cooking areas, RV-oriented retail, and supplementary cooking applications.

Before placing an order, importers should confirm voltage, frequency, plug type, installation dimensions, required certifications, packaging, and market-specific energy-label rules. Private-label presentation and after-sales spare-parts planning can also be discussed. Contact us with your target market, channel, and expected quantity to identify the most suitable cooktop configuration for your sourcing program.