Fisher & Paykel CI905DTTG1 Series 90cm 5 Zone Induction Hob In Grey Review, Prices & Score

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Fisher & Paykel CI905DTTG1 Series 90cm 5 Zone Induction Hob In Grey
87BestBuysUK Score
BestBuysUK 100-point assessment · from 23 verified specifications
Features96
Efficiency89
Ease of Use82
Performance93
Build Quality90
Value for Money73
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🏆 Review & price summary

The Fisher & Paykel CI905DTTG1 hob is a premium 900mm induction model designed for standalone use or integration into a wider modular cooking arrangement. Its five zones include two SmartZones for larger cookware, while PowerBoost supports faster heating. The 6-inch touchscreen, SmartHQ connectivity and included wireless temperature sensor give it a more advanced control system than a conventional induction hob. The trade-offs are the sizeable cut-out, 48A electrical requirement and lack of physical dials.

✓ Key strengths

  • ✓ Strong capacity for multitasking
  • ✓ Two SmartZones accommodate larger pans and griddles more flexibly
  • ✓ Rapid heating when required
  • ✓ The 6-inch touchscreen centralises zone, timer and modular-product control
  • ✓ Remote monitoring and cooking alerts
  • ✓ The included wireless temperature sensor adds useful precision for temperature-sensitive cooking

Worth considering

  • At 900mm wide, it needs a substantially larger worktop opening than a conventional 600mm hob
  • Less tactile feedback than hobs with physical rotary controls
  • The two SmartZones add flexibility, but the cooking surface is still organised around five defined zones rather than offering full-surface pan placement

Key Specifications

Finish
Grey glass
Surface
Flat easy-clean glass surface
Controls
Minute timer and multi-language display
Hob type
Induction
SmartZones
2
Connectivity
SmartHQ connected appliance
Main control
6-inch touchscreen
Power supply
220–240V, 50/60Hz
Cooking zones
5
Overall depth
530mm
Overall width
900mm
Overall height
62mm
Safety features
Pan detection, keylock, safety time-out and surface-hot indicators
Required service
48A
Centre zone rating
Centre zone: 1,850W / 2,600W; PowerBoost: 3,000W / 5,500W
Included accessory
Wireless temperature sensor included
Outer zone ratings
Four outer zones: 2,100W; PowerBoost: 3,700W each
Electrical connection
Terminal block, 1N or 3N
Rapid heating function
PowerBoost
Manufacturer product code
CI905DTTG1
Flush-installation cut-out
862mm width × 509mm depth, with 6.5mm recess height
Installation configuration
Primary or standalone modular hob
Proud-installation cut-out
862mm width × 507mm depth

Who Should Buy It?

  • ✓ Best for large kitchens with a 900mm worktop cut-out and a preference for induction cooking.
  • ✓ A strong fit for cooks who regularly use large pans, griddles or elongated cookware, thanks to two SmartZones.
  • ✓ Well suited to users who want touchscreen controls, app monitoring and connected cooking features.
  • ✓ Useful for precise cooking tasks such as temperature-controlled poaching, sous-vide cooking and cooking proteins with the included wireless temperature sensor.
  • ✓ Suitable for a modular Fisher & Paykel cooking setup, while also functioning as a standalone hob.
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Design and installation

The Fisher & Paykel hob is a wide 900mm built-in induction model with a grey glass surface and a low-profile 62mm overall height. Its flush-installation option gives it a clean, contemporary appearance when fitted correctly.

The generous footprint comes with demanding installation requirements: the manufacturer specifies an 862mm cut-out width, a 507mm proud-installation depth or 509mm flush-installation depth, and a 48A service connection through a terminal block. Professional installation and careful worktop planning are therefore essential.

Cooking performance and flexibility

Five induction zones provide ample capacity for multitasking, while PowerBoost gives the zones extra power when rapid heating is needed. The centre zone is rated at up to 1,850W normally and up to 5,500W with PowerBoost, while the other zones are rated at 2,100W normally and 3,700W with PowerBoost.

Two SmartZones link pairs of cooking areas so larger pans and griddles can be used more easily. This is more flexible than a conventional fixed-zone layout, although it remains a five-zone hob rather than a full-surface induction design.

Controls and connected features

A 6-inch touchscreen acts as the main control hub for the cooking zones, timers and compatible modular products. The display is supported by pan detection, surface-hot indicators, keylock and a safety time-out function.

The Fisher & Paykel hob is a connected appliance compatible with SmartHQ, allowing users to monitor active zones, power levels, timers and paired wireless temperature-sensor readings. The included sensor adds useful control for tasks where accurate food or water temperature matters.

Everyday ownership

The flat glass surface should be straightforward to wipe clean, and induction transfers heat directly into suitable cookware rather than relying on an exposed hot element. This helps keep the surrounding surface less affected by cooking heat than traditional electric hob designs.

The main compromises are the sizeable worktop requirement, the high-current electrical connection and the reliance on touchscreen controls instead of physical dials. Buyers should also confirm that their cookware is induction-compatible before installation.

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.