When sourcing for a gas hob, do you often see a few heating load offered in the market eg. 5.5kW, 5.0kW?
Does a higher kW mean your hob is more efficient?
The distance from burner to the bottom of the pan may be short, but it’s a major source of energy loss. It wastes more than 50% of your cooking energy, meaning that a standard heat capacity of cooking power.
Poor hob design producing yellow flames are the signs of heat loss. This can cause the bottom of your pots and pans to char quickly and release unhealthy gases into the air.
Factors that determine a gas hob’s heating efficiency:
1. Pressure-Stable Pre-Mixing Chamber
Gas and oxygen fuse more uniformly to create stable flames
2. U5-Balanced Direct Injection Chamber
Enhanced air pressure balance, impactful bursts to generate roaring flames
3. Oxygen Augmenting Fire Cap Higher
Massive oxygen-concentration
4. Large Flame Hole
Angled precisely to target cookware bottoms, meaning the flames will not be affected by environmental changes
5. Oxygen Supplementation
The 11mm high oxygen inlet ensures consistent air supply
6. Double-Stabilised Flame Ring
Ensure stable flame