Fisher & Paykel CI302ZDTB5FP 30cm Domino Induction Hob Review, Prices & Score

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BestBuysUK 86/100Data-led assessment
Fisher & Paykel CI302ZDTB5FP 30cm Domino Induction Hob
86BestBuysUK Score
BestBuysUK 100-point assessment · from 26 verified specifications
Features86
Efficiency89
Ease of Use87
Performance88
Build Quality87
Value for Money78
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£750.00 Last checked 11 Sep
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£750.00 Last checked 11 Sep

🏆 Review & price summary

The Fisher & Paykel CI302ZDTB5FP hob combines a compact 300mm footprint with two induction zones that can be linked into one SmartZone for longer cookware. It has strong everyday controls, including PowerBoost, Gentle Heat, Pause, Recall, nine heat settings and zone timers, alongside a broad set of safety functions. Its main limitation is capacity: two zones are convenient in a modular kitchen but less suitable for cooking several dishes simultaneously.

✓ Key strengths

  • ✓ Compact 300mm domino format for modular kitchens
  • ✓ Into a larger SmartZone cooking area
  • ✓ PowerBoost reaches 3, 000W on each individual zone
  • ✓ Precise cooking
  • ✓ Pause, Recall and timer functions improve day-to-day control
  • ✓ Comprehensive safety specification including pan detection and spillage auto-off

Worth considering

  • Less simultaneous cooking capacity than standard 60cm four-zone induction hobs
  • The 300mm width leaves less room for multiple pans than a full-width hob
  • The 3.7kW maximum power rating is appropriate for a compact two-zone design but gives less overall cooking capacity than larger multi-zone models
  • Only suitable induction cookware will heat, and installation requires a licensed electrician with the power cord not included

Key Specifications

Depth
530mm
Width
300mm
Finish
Black glass
Height
54mm
Controls
Touch&Slide
Hob type
Induction
Cooking zones
2
Heat settings
9
Maximum power
3.7kW
Rapid heating
PowerBoost
Supply voltage
220–240V
Packaged weight
5.5kg
Safety features
Keylock, pan detection, safety time-out, spillage auto-off and surface-hot indicators
Timer functions
Minute timer and auto cut-off timer for each zone
SmartZone rating
3,700W
Supply frequency
50Hz
Unpackaged weight
4.5kg
Installation style
Flush or raised installation
Convenience functions
Pause and Recall
Flexible cooking area
SmartZone with zone bridging
Minimum cut-out depth
490mm minimum
Minimum cut-out width
265mm minimum
Individual zone rating
2,100W per zone; 3,000W with PowerBoost
Minimum cut-out height
65mm minimum
Low-temperature function
Gentle Heat
Manufacturer product code
CI302ZDTB5

Who Should Buy It?

  • ✓ Small kitchens needing a compact built-in induction hob
  • ✓ Modular or domino kitchen layouts
  • ✓ Cooks who use griddles, fish pans or other longer cookware
  • ✓ Induction users who value fast heat changes and precise low-temperature control
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Specification note

Specifications follow the manufacturer's confirmed two-zone SmartZone product documentation.

Compact design and installation

The Fisher & Paykel hob uses a 300mm-wide format that suits compact kitchens and modular cooking layouts. Its black-glass surface can be installed flush or raised with the worktop, giving designers more flexibility than a single fixed installation style.

The published dimensions are 300mm wide, 530mm deep and 54mm high. The planning guide specifies a minimum cut-out of 265mm by 490mm, with a minimum height of 65mm. Installation must be completed by a licensed electrician, and the planning documentation states that the power cord is not included.

Cooking performance

The two induction zones have individual ratings of 2,100W, rising to 3,000W with PowerBoost. When joined as a SmartZone, the combined area is rated at up to 3,700W, giving the hob useful flexibility for larger cookware.

Induction provides rapid heat response, while nine heat settings and Gentle Heat functions give the hob enough control for both high-temperature cooking and delicate tasks such as melting or simmering. The 3.7kW maximum power rating is appropriate for a compact two-zone hob, although it does not offer the capacity of larger four-zone models.

SmartZone and controls

SmartZone links the two cooking areas so they can operate as one larger surface. This is particularly useful with griddles, fish pans and other cookware that would not sit neatly on two separate circular zones.

Touch&Slide controls provide direct adjustment, while the minute timer, individual auto cut-off timers, Pause and Recall add useful day-to-day convenience. Recall can restore settings after the hob has been switched off, and Pause can suspend cooking for up to 10 minutes.

Safety and cleaning

The flat glass surface is designed for easy cleaning, and induction limits residual heat because the cookware rather than the whole surface is heated. The manufacturer specifies pan detection, keylock, safety time-out, spillage auto-off and surface-hot indicators.

Only suitable induction cookware will heat on the surface. Buyers replacing a gas or conventional electric hob may therefore need to check their existing pans before installation.

Efficiency and overall value

Induction cooking is generally more efficient than gas or conventional electric cooking because less heat is lost around the pan. The hob also combines useful premium features, including PowerBoost, SmartZone, Gentle Heat and Recall, within a very compact footprint.

Its strongest value is for buyers who specifically need a high-quality 30cm modular hob. Those needing to cook with several pans at once will gain more practical capacity from a standard 60cm four-zone model.

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.