Hybrid glass-ceramic cooktop saves time and energy

By Naresh KumarChauhan /Dec 28 2010

Made in glass-ceramic mold, the “Cooking Plane” by Italian designer Dario Schiavon is an induction cooktop that uses 30% less electricity than an average electric cooktop to add sustainability to your everyday cooking. Presenting a deep, easy and adaptable user-friendly interface, the energy-efficient cooktop only takes half the time for heating to save your precious time as well as energy. Developed as a cross between an induction and glass-ceramic plane, the hybrid cooktop supports responsible energy spending to ensure a sustainable lifestyle.

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