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Siemens 2012/gcc Safety switch off, Effective automatic pan recognition, Better energy efficiency

Models: full range of siemens home appliances 2012/gcc

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Welcome to the world of Induction.

Induction is a form of cooking where the heat used for cooking is generated in the cooking vessel, rather than the stovetop. It’s a faster and more energy-efficient way of cooking than a traditional electric hob.

Liberate your pans from restricted cook zones, with flexInduction.

Each flexInduction zone uses four innovative elongated oval inductors beneath the glass, each of which can act independently to sense the presence of cookware on the hob. Only if the cookware is detected will the individual inductors work, ensuring efficient operation whether a 10cm diameter milk pan is placed in one corner, or a large griddle plate covers the whole zone.

Quality, safety and cleaning.

At Siemens, we‘ve found the higher, the former, the easier, the latter.

With their slim shape and tough stain and scratch resistant wipe clean surfaces, it’s easy to see why our smooth, high-gloss finish ceramic hobs are the ideal electric hobs for so many people.

Safety switch off

The second you press the power button, all the cooking zones instantly switch off – so should you be called away from the kitchen for any reason, you can rest assured that everything is under control.

Simply press the main on/off sensor for a few seconds to lock the controls and prevent inadvertent operation. Easily re-activated by repeating the process.

Effective automatic pan recognition

Like our traditional induction hobs, Siemens

flexInduction hobs feature automatic pan recognition technology. The flexInduction zone will react to a pan placed anywhere on the extended cook surface – right up to the edges.

More reliable small object detection

As each of the unique inductors work independently, the hob is extremely good at recognising what is – and what isn’t – a pan. The area of the cook surface under, say,

a discarded spoon will not be activated, even while the pans on the surface continue to be heated normally.

Better energy efficiency

Only areas of the flexInduction cook surface that are actually in contact with the cookware are active at any particular time, so no energy is wasted.

Better heat distribution

The innovative elongated shape of the inductors means that larger pans enjoy more evenly distributed heat, and there are no ‘cool spots’ where the pan is not over an induction coil, which means your dish will be beautifully and evenly cooked.

Domino hob

With the domino modular hob, you have the freedom of designing your own cooking centre. Using a combination of gas, ceramic hob and cook burner of barbecue grill, these units can be built in separately or combined, for the ultimate cooking experience.

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full range of siemens home appliances, 2012/gcc specifications

Siemens is a globally recognized brand that has consistently delivered innovative home appliances, blending cutting-edge technology with sleek design. In 2012, Siemens made significant strides in the GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) region, introducing a full range of home appliances tailored to meet the needs of modern households.

The Siemens home appliances portfolio includes kitchen appliances, laundry machines, and systems designed for home comfort and cleanliness. One of the standout categories is their range of cooking appliances, including built-in ovens, hobs, and steam cookers. Siemens ovens boast features like 3D hot air technology, enabling even heat distribution for perfectly baked dishes. The intuitive control panels, often featuring TFT displays, make operation simple and efficient, allowing users to select from a multitude of cooking modes with ease.

For those passionate about culinary adventures, Siemens hobs come equipped with induction technology, which offers rapid heating and precise temperature control. Their FlexInduction zones allow users to group cooking areas, optimally utilizing the space available and accommodating cookware of all shapes and sizes.

In the realm of refrigeration, Siemens presents a range of energy-efficient refrigerators and freezers with advanced cooling technologies such as hyperFresh. This feature ensures food stays fresher for longer by maintaining optimal humidity levels, and the NoFrost technology eliminates the need for manual defrosting, making maintenance effortless.

When it comes to laundry, Siemens front-load washing machines feature the innovative iQdrive motor, designed for durability and energy efficiency. Programs like outdoor and wool care cater to specific fabric needs, while the varioPerfect function allows users to save time or energy, ensuring that laundry can fit seamlessly into any busy schedule.

Siemens also excels in dishwashing technology. Their dishwashers incorporate the emocional design with a focus on quiet operation and optimal cleaning performance. With the unique Varioflex basket system, users can easily adjust and customize the interior to fit various dish sizes. The ecoSilence drive not only enhances performance but also contributes to quieter operation, making it an ideal choice for open-plan living spaces.

In summary, Siemens' full range of home appliances in 2012 reflects their commitment to innovation, efficiency, and user-friendly design. By integrating advanced technologies across cooking, refrigeration, laundry, and dishwashing, Siemens successfully caters to the diverse needs of consumers in the GCC while maintaining a focus on sustainability and quality. With such a robust lineup, it’s no wonder that Siemens remains a leader in the home appliance sector.