Electric

Features of Beko Electric Cooktops

Beko's superior electric cooktop technology enables precise cooking. Our vitroceramic cooktops provide constant, dependable heat distribution with high-quality heating elements, guaranteeing that your foods are cooked to perfection every time. Each electric stovetop comes equipped with:

- Responsive touch controls for precise temperature management

- Multiple cooking zones with residual heat indicators

- Child safety lock system for peace of mind

- Smooth vitroceramic surface for effortless cleaning

- Quick heat-up function for efficient cooking

Why Choose a Beko Electric Cooktop?

With Beko's cutting-edge electric cooktop technology, you may transition to a more modern cooking style. Our built-in cooktop provides innovation to your kitchen while being efficient, which is something that every Australian looks forward to when it comes to giving their kitchen a modern touch. Here's why our electric cooktops stand out:

Energy Efficiency: Beko electric cooktops are designed with smart power management features, helping you cook efficiently and reduce unnecessary energy consumption.

Safety First: Unlike gas cooktops, our electric models feature cool-touch surfaces, child locks, and residual heat indicators ensure safe cooking for the whole family.

Versatile Cooking: Whether you're simmering, searing, or slow-cooking, our electric stove range offers precise temperature control for various cooking styles.

Easy Maintenance: The smooth ceramic cooktop surface makes cleaning a breeze - simply wipe clean with a damp cloth.

Durability: Built to last with high-quality materials and backed by comprehensive Beko warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between Induction and Electric Cooktops?

Electric cooktops use heating elements beneath a ceramic surface to generate heat, while induction cooktops use electromagnetic fields to heat only the cookware. Traditional electric cooktops generally cost less initially but may use more energy during operation compared to induction models.

How to clean an electric cooktop?

Clean your electric cooktop when cool using a soft cloth and specialised ceramic cooktop cleaner. For stubborn stains, use a ceramic cooktop scraper. Regular cleaning prevents buildup and maintains the cooktop's appearance and performance.

What are the advantages of an Electric Cooktop?

Ceramic electric cooktops offer:

●      Sleek, modern design that complements any kitchen

●      Easy-to-clean flat surface

●      Even heat distribution

●      No open flames

●      Precise temperature control

●      Residual heat indicators for safety

What should I look for in an Electric Cooktop?

Consider these factors when choosing an electric cooktop:

●      Size (30cm or 60cm) based on your kitchen space

●      Number of cooking zones needed

●      Safety features like child locks

●      Touch controls vs. knob controls

●      Energy efficiency rating

●      Additional features like timer functions

●      Installation requirements

What types of cookware can I use on an electric cooktop?

Electric cooktops work with most cookware types, including:

●      Stainless steel pots and pans

●      Cast iron cookware

●      Copper-bottom cookware

●      Glass and ceramic cookware

●      Heavy-bottom pans for better heat distribution

Do electric cooktops require any special installation or wiring?

Yes, electric cooktops require proper electrical installation by a licensed electrician to ensure safe operation. They typically need a dedicated circuit and may require specific voltage requirements. Check your model's specifications and consult our Beko support for cooktops for detailed installation guidelines.