Thermador Liberty Induction Cooktop

The cooktop uses sensors to detect where your cookware is placed. If you move a pot from one zone to another, the cooktop automatically transfers your previous heat settings and timer to the new location, so you don't have to manually reset the controls.

Yes, because it uses induction technology, you must use cookware that is magnetic, such as cast iron or magnetic stainless steel. If a magnet sticks to the bottom of your pan, it will work on this cooktop.

Yes, this model includes a bridge element feature. This allows you to combine multiple cooking zones into one larger surface, which is ideal for using griddles, fish poachers, or oversized roasting pans.

The Wi-Fi connectivity allows you to monitor your cooktop remotely using a smartphone app. You can check the status of your cooking zones and receive notifications, providing peace of mind if you need to step away from the kitchen.

The ceramic glass surface is very easy to maintain. Because induction technology only heats the cookware and not the surface itself, spills are less likely to burn or bake onto the glass, allowing you to simply wipe it clean with a damp cloth.

Yes, this cooktop requires a 240-volt electrical connection. Because it is a high-performance appliance, you should consult with a licensed electrician to ensure your kitchen's wiring and circuit capacity meet the manufacturer's installation requirements.