Fitted with SCHOTT CERAN ® Ceramic Glass, FUJIOH electric hobs are a must-have for minimalists who want a quick meal and easy clean-up. For those who want induction hob as well as ceramic hob, check out our FUJIOH hybrid hob that gives you limitless delicacies from two worlds of hobs Make your cooker hob part of your kitchen aesthetics– functional when you need it, and simply an extension of the counter top when you don’t.
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BUYING GUIDE

FUJIOH electric hobs use premium SCHOTT CERAN® Ceramic Glass,  the same material trusted in European kitchens, for a smooth, hygienic cooking surface that doubles as a seamless countertop extension when not in use. Choose a ceramic hob for budget-friendly electric cooking, an induction hob for fast, energy-efficient heat control, or FUJIOH's unique hybrid hob which gives you both induction and ceramic zones on a single surface. Electric hobs are ideal for modern Malaysian kitchens with open-plan layout.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)

1. What is an electric hob? -

An electric hob is a built-in cooking appliance that uses electricity to generate heat for cooking. Unlike a gas hob, it does not require a gas flame. Electric hobs are available in different technologies, including induction and ceramic, with different cooking features and controls to suit different kitchen needs.

2. How do I choose the right electric hob in Malaysia? +

When choosing an electric hob in Malaysia, consider the size of your kitchen, available countertop space, number of cooking zones and your cooking habits. You may also want to consider the hob technology, power levels, control type, safety features, cookware compatibility and ease of cleaning.

3. What is the difference between an induction hob and a ceramic hob? +

Both induction and ceramic hobs use electricity, but they heat cookware differently. An induction hob uses electromagnetic technology to heat compatible cookware directly, while a ceramic hob uses heating elements beneath its glass surface. The right choice depends on your cookware, cooking preferences and kitchen requirements.

4. Is an electric hob suitable for Malaysian cooking? +

An electric hob can be used for a variety of everyday cooking methods, including boiling, simmering, sautéing and other cooking techniques. When choosing an electric hob, consider the cooking zones, heat control and cookware compatibility based on the dishes you prepare regularly.

5. What should I look for when buying an electric hob? +

When buying an electric hob, consider the number and size of cooking zones, heat control, hob technology, safety functions, control interface, cookware compatibility and installation requirements. A suitable hob should also fit the available countertop space and complement your cooking habits.

6. How many cooking zones do I need on an electric hob? +

The number of cooking zones you need depends on how you usually cook. A two-zone electric hob may be suitable for smaller households or simpler meal preparation, while a three-zone hob can provide greater flexibility when preparing multiple dishes at the same time.

7. What cookware can I use on an induction hob? +

Induction hobs require cookware made from magnetic materials that can interact with the induction system. Common compatible cookware includes certain cast iron and magnetic stainless-steel cookware. Check whether your existing pots and pans are induction-compatible before purchasing an induction hob.

8. Is an electric hob easy to clean? +

Electric hobs generally feature a flat cooking surface that can make everyday cleaning more straightforward compared with cooking surfaces with multiple removable components. Allow the hob to cool before cleaning and follow the manufacturer's recommended cleaning instructions to avoid damaging the surface.

9. Are electric hobs safe to use? +

Electric hobs can include safety features designed to help provide greater peace of mind during cooking. Depending on the model, these may include residual heat indicators, child locks, automatic shut-off and overheating protection. Always follow the manufacturer's operating and safety instructions.

10. Does an electric hob use a lot of electricity? +

Electricity consumption depends on factors such as the hob's power rating, cooking time, heat level and frequency of use. Using an appropriate heat level and turning off the cooking zone when it is no longer needed can help avoid unnecessary energy use.