Induction Cooktops | Perth
Hassle-Free Induction Cooktops in Perth. Installation Packages Available On Every Cooktop
Why Choose an Induction Cooktop?
- 90% energy efficiency - Induction transfers heat directly to your cookware, wasting minimal energy
- Faster cooking times - Boil water up to 50% faster than gas or electric
- Instant temperature control - precise heat adjustment saves time and energy
- Flat, smooth surface - no grates or burner rings to clean around
- Spills don't burn on - cooktop stays relatively cool during cooking
- Sleek, minimalist appearance - complements contemporary kitchen designs
Installation Of Your Induction Cooktop
Free Site Assessment
Free, optional site assessment.
We attend site to check the following;
Dimensions, to ensure the bench cut out is correct.
Power supply and switchboard requirements.
Step 1
Removal of old Cooktop
- Isolate the power
- Remove fixings and disconnect the old cooktop
- Take away old cooktop, ready for safe disposal
Step 2
Installing the new Induction Cooktop
- Unpack & inspect your Induction cooktop for any damage or missing parts.
- Remove the cooktop from packaging
- Hardwire new Induction cooktop into dedicated circuit
- Insert the cooktop into the cutout, ensuring to take extra care to avoid damages to the benchtop and glass
- Install fixings and clips to cooktop, install any additional foam strips that may come with the cooktop. Fix the cooktop in place.
Terminate and test all cabling and connections.
Step 3
Commissioning the New Induction Cooktop
- Re-energise dedicated circuit
- Turn cooktop on, test cooktop is working by heating up induction safe cookware.
- Run the client through all the features and settings of the new induction cooktop
Step 4
Induction Cooktop Safety Tips
- Use only induction-compatible cookware.
- Activate child safety lock if needed.
- Don’t place metal objects (cutlery, lids, foil) on the cooktop.
- Avoid dropping heavy items or using sharp utensils.
- Induction cooktops should all have an isolation switch installed.
Induction Cooktop FAQs
Q: Can I use my old pots and pans on an induction cooktop?
A: Only if they have a magnetic base. Cast iron and most stainless steel are fine—copper, glass, and aluminium won’t work unless they’re specifically designed for induction.
Q: Do I Need To Upgrade My Circuit?
Depending on the induction cooktop you select, you may need to upgrade your cabling.
Most induction cooktops draw around 30 Amps, so a 6mm2 cable is usually sufficient.
Most induction cooktops draw around 30 Amps, so a 6mm2 cable is usually sufficient.
Q: How Do I know If an Induction Cooktop will be suitable for my kitchen?
A: Sarros offers free site inspections.
We will check your cabling and switchboard and give you our recommendation.
Q: Are induction cooktops safe for children?
A: Absolutely! The surface stays cool except under the pan, and most models have child locks. Just always supervise young kids in the kitchen.
Q: What happens during a power outage?
A: Induction cooktops, like all electric appliances, won’t work without power. If blackouts are common where you live, consider a backup plan for those rare occasions.