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Photo: Kinkel, Neff
It took a long time to win acceptance, but now it seems as if nothing can stand in the way of the induction hob’s triumph here in Germany. Even now, Germany is the most important sales market in Western Europe, with France in second place. Are the Germans particularly open-minded about new technologies? And what other technologies will be finding their way into the kitchen?
Induction gives the user a lot of advantages: It’s fast, convenient, energy-efficient, precise and safe. End-users are generally very open-minded when it comes to new developments, topics and products that give them an obvious added value. Neff’s FlexInduction represents the next stage in the development of induction technology. The whole of the FlexInduction zone is only subdivided into two big areas that can be interconnected by means of a sensor switch and thus ensures maximum flexibility when it comes to choosing and positioning pots and pans. Right now we’re working on various interesting technologies that will find their way into kitchens or kitchen appliances. Believe me, they’re extremely exciting!
Stefan Kinkel, Managing Director at Neff, talks about:
- Inspiring functionality
- Energy efficiency and awards in environmentally friendly products
- Induction cooker
- Impact of house building on kitchen design
- Cologne as the place to meet within the kitchen industry