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Pelgrim is introducing four brand new induction hobs with integrated extraction in September. These models are a special example of Dutch development: both the extraction technology and production have been realized entirely in-house. With this, Pelgrim once again underlines its role as an innovative brand within ATAG Benelux.
The new cooktops include the IKR6064 (60 cm), IKR6084 (83 cm), IKR9072R (70 cm) and IKR9082R (83 cm). All models are designed with an eye for ease of use, energy efficiency and a sleek, contemporary design that fits perfectly into modern kitchens. In this, the first choice for the end user, under the guidance of the kitchen consultant is which width has the ideal cooktop in the customer's ideal kitchen.
The IKR6064 and IKR6084 both feature slider controls for each zone. The controls are intuitive and user-friendly, ensuring a comfortable cooking experience. The IKR9072R and IKR9082R are distinguished by a "light-only" slider control and quiet line screening. These controls become visible when the cooktop is turned on and allow cooking modes to be set with a fluid motion. This makes these models particularly suitable for minimalist kitchen designs, as the controls are not constantly in view. The aforementioned models also feature bridge zones on either side of the extractor for maximum flexibility while cooking.
What all four cooktops with extraction have in common is their excellent energy efficiency: they carry the energy label A+++. The built-in extractor is equipped with smart functions such as autoair (the extractor automatically adapts to the cooking setting), an intensive setting and a convenient afterrun function. This makes cooking not only quieter and more efficient, but also more enjoyable.
In fact, the cooktop and extractor make for the perfect match.
The extraction capacity of up to 611 m³/h makes these units applicable for a variety of situations. They are suitable for both recirculation (including the PlasmaMade filter) and exhaust to the outside. This allows consumers to make their choice without having to change cooktops. Although today's consumers will increasingly choose recirculation. The integrated grease filter can go in the dishwasher and has a removable collection chamber for any overflowing water. Which many users consider practical and easy to maintain. This makes the use of these hobs even easier and keeping them clean an extra threshold. Pelgrim thus demonstrates that with their brand, kitchen specialists can give enough advice and leave the choice to the consumer without having to switch brands immediately. This not only makes it easier to advise the end user, but it also makes choosing easier for the end user. Pilgrim has been making a lot of strides in this area in recent years.
Interested parties can see the four models starting in September.
