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Cooktop Buying Guide

Cooktop Buying Guide

Cooktop technology has changed over the years and many people have their preference for which type of cooktop they prefer. Have you also considered the size, the features, and integration with other appliances? Our handy buying guide can help you decide which cooktop is right for you.

Explore our range of cooktops designed for modern kitchens. From induction cooktops and gas cooktops to electric and ceramic gas cooktop options, find the right style, size and features to suit the way you cook.

What types of cooktops are available?

Different cooktop types offer different cooking experiences. The most common options include induction cooktops, gas cooktops, ceramic cooktops and hybrid cooktops.

Induction cooktops

Induction cooktops use electromagnetic technology to heat compatible cookware directly, offering fast response, precise temperature control and efficient cooking. Their smooth surface and modern design make them a popular choice for contemporary kitchens.

Gas cooktops

Gas cooktops use an open flame to provide instant heat and responsive temperature control. They are ideal for cooks who enjoy traditional cooking methods and adjusting heat levels quickly.

Ceramic cooktops

Ceramic cooktops use electricity to heat through a smooth glass-ceramic surface. They offer a sleek appearance, simple everyday cooking and easy cleaning.

Hybrid gas and induction cooktops

Hybrid cooktops combine the precision of induction cooking with the control of gas cooking, providing flexibility for different cooking techniques.

Cooktop type

Best suited for

Key benefits

Induction cooktops

Fast and precise cooking

Quick heating, efficient performance and easy cleaning

Gas cooktops

Traditional cooking techniques

Instant flame control and flexible cooking

Ceramic cooktops

Everyday home cooking

Smooth design and simple maintenance

Hybrid cooktops

Versatile cooking styles

Combines induction technology with gas control


How to choose the right cooktop for your kitchen

The best cooktop depends on your kitchen layout, cooking habits and preferred cooking style. Consider these factors before choosing:

  • Cooktop size: Cooktops come in different widths, with 60cm cooktops being a common choice for everyday kitchens. Larger options, such as 90cm induction cooktops, provide additional cooking zones for families and entertainers.
  • Cooking zones: The number of burners or cooking zones you need depends on your household size, cooking habits and how often you prepare multiple dishes at once.

Household size

Recommended cooking zones

Best suited for

1–2 people

2 cooking zones

Compact kitchens, smaller households and simple everyday meals

3–4 people

3–4 cooking zones

Regular home cooking and preparing multiple dishes at once

5+ people

4–5 cooking zones

Larger families, entertainers and more advanced cooking needs

  • Cooking style: Choose induction for speed and precision, gas for traditional flame control or ceramic for simple everyday cooking.
  • Cookware compatibility: Induction cooktops require compatible cookware with a magnetic base to generate heat effectively.
  • Kitchen design: Consider how your cooktop works with your kitchen layout, cabinetry and rangehood for a seamless cooking space.

Things to consider when buying a cooktop

Modern cooktops include features designed to improve control, convenience and your overall cooking experience.

  • Cooktop size: Cooktops are available in different widths, including 60cm, 75cm and 90cm options. Larger cooktops provide additional cooking zones, making them ideal for families or those who cook multiple dishes at once.

Household size/cooking needs

Recommended cooktop size

Best suited for

1–2 people

60cm 

Compact kitchens, apartments and everyday cooking with fewer dishes

3–5 people

60cm–75cm 

Families who regularly prepare multiple dishes at the same time

5+ people or frequent entertainers

90cm 

Larger households, entertainers and home cooks needing extra cooking zones and flexibility

  • Cooking style: Consider whether you prefer the speed and precision of induction cooking, the responsive control of a gas cooktop or the simplicity of an electric cooktop.
  • Cookware compatibility: Induction cooktops require compatible cookware with a magnetic base to transfer heat effectively.
  • Kitchen design: Think about how your cooktop fits with your benchtop, oven and rangehood to create a seamless cooking space.

Features to consider when buying a cooktop

  • Induction technology: Transfers heat directly to compatible cookware for fast heating, precise temperature control and efficient cooking performance.
  • FlexBridge: Allows selected induction cooking zones to combine into a larger cooking area, giving you more flexibility when using oversized cookware such as grill plates or large pans.
  • Hob2Hood technology: Automatically connects compatible Electrolux cooktops with selected rangehoods, adjusting extraction levels based on your cooking activity.
  • SenseFry technology: Uses sensors to help maintain consistent cooking temperatures, reducing the need for manual adjustments while preparing your favourite dishes.
  • PowerBoost: Provides an extra boost of heat on selected induction zones, helping speed up tasks like boiling water or heating cookware quickly.
  • SaphirMatt surface: Selected premium induction cooktops feature a matte black glass finish designed for durability, scratch resistance and easy maintenance.
  • Powerful gas burners: Provide responsive flame control for a wide range of cooking techniques, from gentle simmering to high-heat searing.
  • Safety features: Selected cooktops include residual heat indicators, automatic switch-off and child lock functions for added peace of mind.

Why choose an Electrolux cooktop?

Electrolux cooktops combine Swedish-inspired design with thoughtful innovation to create a seamless cooking experience for modern Australian kitchens.

Designed with premium materials, intuitive controls and flexible cooking options, Electrolux cooktops help you prepare meals with confidence; whether you prefer induction, gas or a combination of both.

With reliable product support and carefully crafted designs, Electrolux makes it easier to create a kitchen built around the way you cook.

Best induction cooktop for larger households and entertainers

90cm 5 Zone Induction Cooktop with SenseFry, Black – 700 Series (EHI9575BF)

Best for: Larger households and home entertainers who want extra cooking space, flexible cooking zones and greater control when preparing multiple dishes.

Key features you'll love:

  • SenseFry technology helps maintain consistent pan temperatures for more reliable frying results.
  • Five cooking zones with a MaxiZone for greater flexibility when using larger or differently shaped cookware.
  • DoubleBridge function lets you combine cooking zones to accommodate oversized pans and griddles.

Best 60cm induction cooktop for everyday cooking

60cm 4 Zone Induction Cooktop with SenseFry, Black – 700 Series (EHI6475BF)

Best for: Everyday home cooks looking for fast, precise induction cooking in a standard 60cm size that suits most Australian kitchens.

Key features you'll love:

  • SenseFry technology helps maintain stable cooking temperatures with less guesswork.
  • Bridge function combines cooking zones for larger cookware.
  • Hob2Hood technology automatically pairs with compatible rangehoods for hands-free ventilation control.

Best gas cooktop for high-heat cooking

90cm UltimateTaste 900 5 Burner Gas Cooktop (EHG955BE)

Best for: Home cooks who love cooking with gas and want powerful heat, precise flame control and a premium kitchen finish.

Key features you'll love:

  • Powerful 24MJ wok burner for high-heat cooking and stir-frying.
  • Dual Flame control for greater precision across different cooking techniques.
  • Sleek ceramic glass surface that combines modern design with easy everyday cleaning.

Find the right cooktop for your kitchen

Whether you prefer the speed and precision of an induction cooktop, the responsive control of a gas cooktop or the versatility of hybrid cooking, Electrolux offers options designed to suit your lifestyle.

Explore the cooktop range and find the right fit for your kitchen and everyday cooking needs.

FAQs about cooktops

What is the difference between induction, gas and electric cooktops?

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Induction cooktops use electromagnetic technology to heat compatible cookware directly, providing fast heating and precise temperature control. Gas cooktops use an open flame for responsive heat adjustment, while electric cooktops use heated elements beneath the surface for consistent everyday cooking.

What size cooktop do I need?

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The right cooktop size depends on your kitchen space and cooking habits. A 60cm cooktop is suitable for many everyday kitchens, while larger options such as 75cm or 90cm cooktops provide extra cooking zones for families, entertainers or those who regularly prepare multiple dishes.

Do induction cooktops need special cookware?

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Yes, induction cooktops require cookware with a magnetic base to work effectively. A simple way to check compatibility is to see if a magnet sticks firmly to the bottom of your pot or pan.

Are induction cooktops better than gas cooktops?

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The best cooktop depends on how you like to cook. Induction cooktops offer fast heating, precise control and easy cleaning, while gas cooktops provide visible flame control and flexibility for traditional cooking techniques.

How do I clean an induction or ceramic cooktop?

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Clean induction and ceramic cooktops using a suitable cooktop cleaner and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive materials that may scratch the glass surface, and wipe spills once the surface has cooled.

Do cooktops need professional installation?

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Yes, cooktops should be installed by a qualified professional. Electric and gas cooktops require correct installation to meet Australian safety requirements and ensure optimal performance.

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