Elica NikolaTesla Fit RAW NT-FIT-RAW-60 60cm Vented Induction Hob in Matt Black Glass Review, Prices & Score

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Elica NikolaTesla Fit RAW NT-FIT-RAW-60 60cm Vented Induction Hob in Matt Black Glass
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Features87
Efficiency81
Ease of Use83
Performance85
Build Quality83
Value for Money76
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🏆 Review & price summary

The Elica NT-FIT-RAW-60 vented induction hob is a space-saving two-in-one appliance for kitchens where a separate cooker hood is undesirable or impractical. It offers four induction zones, a useful left-side bridge function, slider controls and automatic extraction through Autocapture. Duct-out extraction reaches 500m³/h normally and 620m³/h on boost, while recirculation is supported at lower airflow levels. Its main compromises are the single bridge zone, higher electrical requirements and relatively high maximum noise in recirculation mode.

✓ Key strengths

  • ✓ Left-hand bridge zone accommodates larger pans, griddles and roasting dishes
  • ✓ Autocapture can adjust extraction automatically according to cooking activity
  • ✓ Duct-out boost extraction reaches 620m³/h
  • ✓ Supports both ducted and recirculating installation
  • ✓ Includes slider touch controls, warming mode, pause and timer functions
  • ✓ Matt black glass finish gives the hob a clean, streamlined appearance

Worth considering

  • The extractor reaches 61dB(A) at maximum duct-out speed and up to 68dB(A) in recirculation mode
  • Lower published airflow than duct-out operation, with 420m³/h maximum airflow compared with 500m³/h duct-out
  • There is only one bridge zone, on the left side, rather than multiple flexible cooking areas
  • The 7.4kW total absorption rating means the electrical installation and power-limitation setting need to be planned carefully

Key Specifications

Width
60cm
Finish
Matt black glass
Hob type
Induction with integrated extraction
Energy class
A
Cooking zones
4
Key functions
Autocapture, bridge zone, Comfort Silence, warming mode, pause and timer
Suction speed
5.1m/s
Cooking controls
9P+B slider touch control
Required cut-out
56 x 49cm
Electrical supply
220–240V / 380–415V 2N / 380–415V 3N
Overall dimensions
60 x 51.5 x 25cm
Extraction controls
4S+B slider touch control
Duct-out noise level
43–61dB(A)
Filtering noise level
44–68dB(A)
Flexible cooking area
1 left-hand bridge zone
Duct-out boost airflow
620m³/h
Power limitation range
3.1–4.5kW
Rear-left cooking zone
Rear left: 21 x 19.1cm, 1.65/1.85kW
Filtering boost airflow
520m³/h
Front-left cooking zone
Front left: 21 x 19.1cm, 2.1/3kW
Rear-right cooking zone
Rear right: 20cm diameter, 2.3/3kW
Extraction configuration
Duct-out or recirculation
Front-right cooking zone
Front right: 16cm diameter, 1.2/1.4kW
Maximum duct-out airflow
500m³/h
Minimum duct-out airflow
220m³/h
Manufacturer product code
PRF0203695
Maximum filtering airflow
420m³/h
Minimum filtering airflow
135m³/h
Total electrical absorption
7.4kW
Annual extraction energy consumption
34kWh/annum

Who Should Buy It?

  • ✓ Small kitchens that need both induction cooking and extraction within a standard 60cm base unit.
  • ✓ Open-plan kitchens where avoiding a separate overhead cooker hood is a priority.
  • ✓ Cooks who regularly use larger oval pans, griddles or roasting dishes on the left-hand bridge zone.
  • ✓ Households with suitable electrical provision for a 7.4kW appliance and a choice of ducted or recirculating installation.
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Specification note

Elica's published figures are used for extraction performance: 500m³/h maximum duct-out, 620m³/h duct-out boost, 420m³/h maximum filtering and 520m³/h filtering boost. Higher retailer airflow claims are not used.

Compact two-in-one design

The Elica NT-FIT-RAW-60 induction hob combines four cooking zones with an integrated extractor in a 60cm-wide format. Its 60 x 51.5cm footprint and 56 x 49cm cut-out are designed for compact kitchen layouts, while the matt black glass finish gives it a streamlined appearance when the extractor flap is closed.

This format removes the need for a separate overhead hood, which can be particularly useful in smaller or open-plan kitchens. The trade-off is that the cooking surface and extraction system share the same compact layout, so installation planning is more involved than with a conventional hob.

Cooking performance and flexibility

The hob provides four induction zones with nine cooking power levels plus booster functions. The single bridge zone links the two left-hand zones, creating a larger cooking area for oversized or elongated cookware while maintaining a consistent temperature across the joined area.

The cooking layout includes two 21 x 19.1cm OCTA zones on the left, a 16cm front-right zone and a 20cm rear-right zone. Slider touch controls, a timer, pause function and warming mode provide useful day-to-day control without adding unnecessary mechanical controls.

Integrated extraction

Elica rates the extractor at up to 500m³/h in duct-out operation, with a 620m³/h timed boost setting. In recirculation mode, airflow is rated at up to 420m³/h, rising to 520m³/h on the filtering setting.

Autocapture automatically adjusts extraction according to the cooking activity, while delayed extraction can continue clearing residual vapours after cooking. The appliance supports both ducted and recirculating installation, although the recirculating configuration has lower published airflow than duct-out operation.

Noise, controls and electrical requirements

The extractor uses four speed settings plus a booster level and has a published noise range of 43–61dB(A) in duct-out mode. Recirculation is rated at 44–68dB(A), so the quieter figures depend on the installation configuration and selected speed.

Total electrical absorption is rated at 7.4kW, with selectable power limitation between 3.1kW and 4.5kW. This gives installers flexibility, but buyers should confirm that the intended kitchen circuit and installation arrangement are suitable before purchase.

Maintenance and ownership

The integrated design keeps extraction close to the source of steam and cooking odours, while the removable filter system and filter-saturation indicator support routine maintenance. The extractor flap must be open before the extraction motor operates.

The Elica NT-FIT-RAW-60 hob is best suited to buyers who value a clean, hood-free kitchen design and are prepared to plan the electrical and ventilation installation carefully. It offers more integrated functionality than a standard hob, but its compact four-zone layout and higher installation complexity are important trade-offs.

Research note: this BestBuysUK assessment is based on the manufacturer's published specifications and other reputable technical sources. Specifications and retailer availability can change, so verify critical details before purchase.