Smart controls
Concentrate fully on cooking: with Con@ctivity, your ventilation hood always knows exactly what to do. As soon as the cooktop is switched on or off, the hood responds by itself. The suction power is automatically adjusted to what is happening on the cooktop, ensuring good indoor air quality at all times. The appliances communicate with each other via Wi-Fi. Con@ctivity allows you to integrate the ventilation hood and cooktop into Miele@home.
Booster function for rapid heat
For quick heating, you can use Miele’s exclusive TwinBooster function to combine the power of two cooking zones into one zone when needed. Alternatively, you can distribute the induction power as needed for flexible cooking performance.
For greater convenience
With the convenient Stop & Go feature, all cooking zones can be reduced to power level 1 at the touch of a single button, allowing you to leave the cooktop unattended for a short time. The automatic keeping-warm function keeps food at the perfect serving temperature. Another plus: When you set the timer, the cooking zone switches off automatically after this time has elapsed. The recall function also saves your settings for 10 seconds.
Simply place the pan and start cooking
All you have to do is switch on the cooktop – if cookware has already been placed on a cooking zone, the corresponding control element is activated automatically, so you don’t need to start the cooking zones manually. And to provide additional energy efficiency, the appliance also automatically detects the size of the pan.
Easy control with SmartSelect
Quick and intuitive: Power levels and times can be directly selected for each cooking zone.
For greater peace of mind
Providing the best protection in any situation, the system lock protects you against unauthorized or accidental switch-on. If a cooking zone is operated for an unusually long time at the same power level, or if there are no pots or pans on the cooktop when it’s switched on, the appliance switches off automatically. Another useful feature is the residual heat indicator, which reminds you not to touch the cooking zones when they are still hot.
