Elica NT-HP-EVO-RAW One HP Raw Evo 83cm Vented Induction Hob in Matt Black Glass Review, Prices & Score
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🏆 Review & price summary
The Elica NT-HP-EVO-RAW vented induction hob is an impressive two-in-one appliance for kitchens that need both induction cooking and discreet extraction. Its four powerful OCTA zones, two bridge functions and extensive cooking modes make it versatile, while the integrated extractor offers automatic adjustment and substantial airflow. The main trade-offs are its 83cm footprint, high electrical load and audible operation at maximum extraction.
✓ Key strengths
- ✓ Four high-power induction zones, each reaching 3.7kW
- ✓ Larger pans, griddles and roasting trays
- ✓ Up to 620m³/h duct-out boost airflow
- ✓ Automatic extraction adjusts ventilation according to cooking activity
- ✓ Melting, warming, simmering and fast-boiling modes extend its cooking flexibility
Worth considering
- At 83cm wide, it needs a wider worktop cut-out than a standard 60cm hob
- Fewer cooking zones than some larger five-zone hobs
- Maximum published noise is 67dB(A) in duct-out mode and 71dB(A) in filtering mode, so it is not especially quiet at full extraction power
- The 7.4kW total connected load and 4.5kW power limitation require more careful electrical planning than a basic induction hob
Key Specifications
- Width
- 83cm wide
- Finish
- Matt black glass
- Hob type
- Induction hob with integrated extractor
- Filter type
- Multi-purpose grease, odour and moisture filter
- Bridge zones
- 2
- Cooking zones
- 4
- Duct-out noise
- 35–67dB(A) duct-out
- Filtering noise
- 38–71dB(A) filtering
- Cooking controls
- 9 cooking levels plus boost
- Duct-out airflow
- 135–525m³/h duct-out; 620m³/h boost
- Power limitation
- 4.5kW
- Required cut-out
- 80.7 x 49.2cm
- Cooking functions
- Melting, warming, simmering and fast-boiling modes
- Electrical supply
- 220–240V / 380–415V 2N / 380–415V 3N
- Filtering airflow
- 125–495m³/h filtering; 570m³/h intensive
- Cooking zone power
- 2.1kW normal / 3.7kW maximum per zone
- Overall dimensions
- 83 x 51.5 x 21cm
- Cooking zone layout
- OCTA zones, each 22 x 18.4cm
- Extraction controls
- 9 extraction speeds plus boost
- Automatic extraction
- Automatic extraction adjustment
- Total connected load
- 7.4kW
- Cooking controls type
- Direct slider touch control
- Extractor energy class
- A++
- Extraction installation
- Duct-out or filtering installation
- Extraction controls type
- Slider touch control
- Manufacturer product code
- PRF0200577
Who Should Buy It?
- ✓ Cooks who want an integrated extractor and induction hob in one streamlined appliance.
- ✓ Households with a wide worktop and space for an 83cm built-in hob.
- ✓ Anyone who regularly uses griddles, roasting trays or other large cookware, because two pairs of zones can be bridged.
- ✓ Open-plan kitchens where automatic extraction and strong airflow are useful.
Hobs to compare with the Elica NT-HP-EVO-RAW hob
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Elica's documentation confirms the exact Raw variant and gives the authoritative figures used here: A++ energy class, nine cooking and extraction settings plus boost, and mode-specific noise ratings of up to 67dB(A) duct-out or 71dB(A) filtering.
Design and installation
The Elica NT-HP-EVO-RAW vented induction hob combines a four-zone induction surface with a centrally positioned extractor, removing the need for a separate overhead hood. Its matt black glass finish gives it a discreet, premium appearance when the extraction area is closed.
This is a large appliance at 83cm wide, with a specified 80.7 x 49.2cm cut-out and a 21cm overall height. It supports both duct-out and filtering installation, so the kitchen layout needs to accommodate the chosen extraction route and compatible installation components.
Cooking performance
All four cooking zones use Elica’s OCTA layout and measure 22 x 18.4cm, with each zone rated at 2.1kW and capable of reaching 3.7kW. That gives the hob strong power reserves for boiling, searing and larger pans.
Two bridge zones allow adjacent cooking areas to be combined for oversized cookware. The hob also provides nine cooking levels plus boost, along with melting, warming, simmering and fast-boiling functions. Elica states that its fast-boiling mode can reach boiling point 30% faster than standard operation.
Extraction performance
The integrated extractor offers nine speed levels plus boost. In duct-out mode, published airflow ranges from 135m³/h to 525m³/h, rising to 620m³/h on boost. Filtering mode is specified at up to 495m³/h, with a stated 570m³/h intensive figure.
Automatic extraction adjusts the extraction behaviour according to the cooking zone in use. The multi-purpose filter is designed to handle grease, odours and moisture, making the hob particularly useful where a conventional wall-mounted hood would be visually intrusive.
Controls and everyday use
Separate slider touch controls provide nine cooking levels plus boost and nine extraction speeds plus boost. The direct controls should make it straightforward to adjust heat and airflow without navigating a complicated menu.
The combination of bridge control, pan-friendly OCTA zones and dedicated low-temperature modes gives the Elica NT-HP-EVO-RAW hob more flexibility than a basic four-zone induction model. However, its wide format and integrated extraction system make installation and electrical planning more involved than for a conventional hob.
Efficiency and ownership
The extractor carries an A++ energy class, while automatic extraction is intended to reduce unnecessary running by matching ventilation to cooking activity. The published total connected load is 7.4kW, with a stated power limitation of 4.5kW.
Noise figures depend on the installation method. Elica specifies 35–67dB(A) for duct-out operation and 38–71dB(A) in filtering mode, so the extractor is most unobtrusive at lower settings rather than at full output.
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.