The Siemens iQ700 EX87BNX68E is a modern glass-ceramic induction cooktop that stands out with its elegant black surface and integrated design. With a width of 80 cm, it offers ample space for various cooking zones, enabling efficient food preparation. The intuitive control is managed via a touch-sensitive control panel at the front, ensuring easy operation. The cooktop is equipped with advanced technologies that facilitate and optimize cooking. These include features such as powerBoost for quick heating and the innovative inductionAir Plus technology, which integrates an effective ventilation solution. The device also comes with a digital timer and a keep-warm function to support the cooking process and enhance safety. Its a glass-ceramic material with topClass finish: side profiles in black steel.
Hob type | Induction hob |
Hob features | Child-proof lock, Keep warm function, Pot detection sensor, Timer |
Number of cooking zones | 4x |
Operating mode | Sensor buttons |
Width | 80 cm |
Depth | 52 cm |
Item number | 65574739 |
Manufacturer | Siemens |
Category | Hob |
Manufacturer No. | 10017672 |
Release date | 6.12.2025 |
Sales rank in Category Hob | 159 of 1796 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black steel, Matt black, topClass finish |
Material group | Ceramic |
Material | Glass ceramic |
Hob type | Induction hob |
Hob features | Child-proof lock, Keep warm function, Pot detection sensor, Timer |
Number of cooking zones | 4x |
Operating mode | Sensor buttons |
Mains voltage | 220 - 240 V |
Power consumption | 7400 W |
Smart home ecosystem | Home Connect |
Communication standard | Home Connect |
Country of origin | Germany, Spain |
Manufacturer commitment | RE100, SBTi |
CO₂ emissions | 1.04 kg |
Climate contribution | CHF 0.11 |
Scope of delivery | 1 x Clean Air Plus odour filter, 1 x telescopic sliding element for recirculating air |
Width | 80 cm |
Depth | 52 cm |
Height | 22.30 cm |
Weight | 25.20 kg |
Length | 44 cm |
Width | 66 cm |
Height | 94 cm |
Weight | 31 kg |
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