Turn up the heat with this fantastic built-in gas hob from Zanussi. Designed to make cooking fun and easy, your culinary creations will be endless with the ZGH66424XX.
Stylish and Safe
Zanussi has created a truly luxurious hob that makes a perfect addition to any kitchen. Its stainless-steel finish makes it stylish and contemporary, all the more striking when fitted onto your counter top.
It’s not only style offered by the ZGH66424XX – it’s substance too. The attractive bevelled hob frame helps to contain any spills, which makes cleaning up easy and quick. You’ll also find extended cast-iron pan supports, which give you extra space, stability, and flexibility when moving pots and pans around.
The ZGH66424XX is a gas hob, which open up a range of culinary options, from toasting marshmallows to flame cooking corn on the cob. If you’d like to convert to Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG), Zanussi helps you get there thanks to the included conversion kit. All you’ll need to do is book a qualified engineer to install it, and you’re good to go.
You can also feel secure using this Zanussi hob, as it’s fitted with a Flame Failure Device (FFD). This prevents gas leaks from occurring by stopping the flow of gas when the flame goes out.
Ready for Any Meal
It’s incredibly easy to use the ZGH66424XX. Ignition is operated using an intuitive push button, which provides you with an instant flame – so no more broken matches as your pans sit cold. Plus, handy dials give you complete control over the strength of your flame. The four burners are in a range of sizes, so you’ll always have the right hob for the job.
Alongside the back pair of 2 W burners, there’s a 4 W front left wok burner, which is fantastic for heating pots and pans quickly. You’ll have less time to wait before you can get cooking, as the two flame rings produce double the heat.
If you need to keep a pan on a gentle simmer, and want to free up the more powerful burners, then just move your pan to the front right burner. At 1 W, it’s perfect for temperature sensitive dishes.
