Set to heat up competition in the premium kitchen appliance market, Miele has unveiled its new ‘TwoInOne’ cooktop – combining induction cooking technology with an integrated downdraught extractor.
The new ‘TwoInOne’ ($5,799) features an 80cm wide cooktop, and is designed for the modern day open-plan kitchen.
The cooktop incorporates Miele’s PowerFlex technology, which facilitates unrestricted cooking of pots and pans regardless of diameter. A central extractor is framed by two variable PowerFlex zones.
Powerflex technology enables two individual cooking rings to automatically ‘join up’, and function together when large pots/pans are placed down.
The cooktop’s ‘TwinBooster’ mode facilitates quick boiling times for large volumes of liquid, which is complimented by ‘food warming’ and ‘Stop & Go’ functions.
Miele’s unique [email protected] function automatically adjusts the extractor’s power to match cooktop settings.
Cooking zones and the extractor are controlled via seamless touch controls, adding to the cooktop’s modern day aesthetic.
Following a brief fan-run, the extractor automatically turns off after cooking.
Miele’s TwoInOne also incorporates a 10 ply stainless steel grease filter – in a secure box – for efficient grease separation. The box claims to be easily removable, and is dishwasher safe.
The downdraught extractor’s Eco Motor is marketed as quiet and energy-efficient.
Miele’s TwoInOne can be installed in either a flush or proud-mount configuration, and is available to purchase from Miele’s Experience Centres and authorised retailers for the introductory price of $5,799.
