Fisher & Paykel Series 9 Induction Cooktop

No, it does not. This unit features integrated downdraft ventilation that pulls steam and odors directly from the cooking surface, making it an excellent choice for kitchen islands or open-concept layouts where you want to keep sightlines clear.

Yes. The cooktop includes SmartZone technology, which allows you to bridge two cooking zones together to create a single, larger surface area, perfect for accommodating oversized cookware or rectangular griddles.

Induction is significantly faster and more energy-efficient because it heats the cookware directly rather than the surface of the cooktop. This also means the surrounding glass stays cooler, making it safer to touch and much easier to clean since spills won't bake onto the surface.

This cooktop offers design flexibility with both flush and raised installation options. You can choose to have it sit perfectly level with your countertop for a seamless, minimalist look or install it with a slight raised edge depending on your cabinetry and aesthetic preference.

The ventilation system is designed to operate quietly in the background. It features multiple fan speeds, allowing you to adjust the power based on how much steam or smoke you are generating, keeping noise levels manageable while you cook.

Yes, it includes a built-in child lock feature to prevent accidental activation. Additionally, because induction technology only heats the cookware itself, the cooktop surface remains much cooler than traditional electric or gas burners, reducing the risk of accidental burns.