Kaiser KCT 6105 Fi Ara Grand Chef Cave Painting 59cm Induction Hob Review, Prices & Score
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🏆 Review & price summary
The Kaiser KCT 6105 Fi Ara Grand Chef Cave Painting KCT 6105 Fi Ara Grand Chef combines four QuickHeat induction zones with a distinctive Cave Painting finish. Its two smaller and two larger cooking areas provide useful flexibility, while touch controls, individual timers and booster settings support precise everyday cooking. The frameless bevelled glass surface is designed for straightforward cleaning, although the decorative finish will particularly appeal to buyers who want an alternative to a conventional black hob.
✓ Key strengths
- ✓ Two smaller and two larger cooking areas for flexible pan placement
- ✓ Useful cooking control
- ✓ Residual-heat indicators and a child lock add practical safety features
- ✓ A distinctive alternative to standard black hobs
Key Specifications
- Timers
- Separate timer and remaining-time display for each cooking zone
- Surface
- Frameless bevelled glass ceramic surface
- Controls
- Full-touch electronic controls with LED display and Power-Slide control
- Booster power
- 1.8kW on 16cm zones and 2.6kW on 21cm zones
- Cooking zones
- Four QuickHeat induction zones
- Appliance type
- Induction hob
- Safety features
- Child lock and Automatic Safety Guard shut-off system
- Cooking zone sizes
- Two 16cm zones and two 21cm zones
- Cut-out dimensions
- W 56cm x D 49cm x H 5.0cm
- Appliance dimensions
- H 5.0cm x W 59cm x D 52cm
- Manufacturer product code
- KCT6105FIARA
Who Should Buy It?
- ✓ A good fit for households that regularly use several pans at once and want the speed and control associated with induction cooking.
- ✓ Suitable for buyers who need a 59cm hob with a 56cm by 49cm installation cut-out.
- ✓ Appeals to anyone prioritising individual timers, booster power and touch controls.
- ✓ A strong choice for kitchens where the hob’s decorative appearance is an important consideration.
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Cooking performance and flexibility
The four-zone layout combines two 16cm areas with two larger 21cm areas, making it suitable for a mix of small and larger pans. QuickHeat induction is supported by booster settings, reaching 1.8kW on the smaller zones and 2.6kW on the larger zones when extra power is needed.
The automatic cooking control system can initially heat at maximum power before reducing to the selected temperature level. This is designed to make repeat cooking more consistent, while induction transfers heat efficiently to compatible cookware.
Controls, cleaning and safety
Full-touch electronic controls are paired with an LED display and Power-Slide adjustment. Each zone has its own timer and remaining-time display, giving users clear control when several dishes are cooking simultaneously.
The frameless bevelled glass ceramic surface is intended to be easy to maintain, while the Cave Painting design gives the hob a distinctive visual identity. Four-stage residual-heat indicators remain illuminated until the relevant zone falls below 60°C, and the child lock and Automatic Safety Guard provide additional everyday reassurance.
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.