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Pioneering technology for a new generation of cooktops: The new CX 480 full surface induction cooktop makes cooking child’s play — while also lowering energy consumption. For the fi rst time ever, the new cooktop concept transforms the entire surface into a cooking zone. As a result, cookware is heated regardless of where it has been placed. Neither the sizes nor the static positions of the pots or pans, of which up to four can be used simultaneously, make any diff erence. When cookware is moved, the cooktop recognises the new position and continues to operate reliably. This feat is made possible by 48 microinductors located under the glass ceramic surface. The microinductors are arranged in lines and displaced sideways from one another. Thanks to an especially large TFT touch display, the unit can be operated quickly and easily. The shape, size and position of the cookware is indicated on the display. Just a light touch of your fi nger on the control panel is suffi cient to select the cooking position and activate or adjust the power level. Using an information key, current information can be called up at any time. Incidently, all that’s required to convert the induction cooktop into a Teppan Yaki is the use of the special accessory from the Gastronorm system. ¤ Product information CX 480 Full surface induction cooktop Dimensions 80 cm wide Variants Stainless steel frame Frameless 49 Features A single large cooking surface of approx. 2,800 square centimetres, free placement of cookware of any shape and size, simultaneous use of up to four items of cookware, maximum power for large items of cookware of up to 4.4 kW, user-friendly GAGGENAU colour TFT touch display with indications for use Further information www.gaggenau.com PHOTOGRAPHY:

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