Induction hob - not above oven?

I think it depends on the design of the hob. We fitted ours (DeDietrich) above the oven without problems, but there were no warnings in the manual about it.

Probably the electronics in the hob don't like the heat.

May be possible to make a baffle from masterboard/cement board...?

cheers, Pete.

Possibly. Or the design of the hob is that significant magnetic flux leaks out underneath and will heat the metal work of the oven just like it heats the pans on top...

Wouldn't have much affect on a magnetic field...

Doubt it, otherwise the hob would cook itself :)))

cheers, Pete.

Good point... but of the construction of the hob could be such that there are no circuits for the induced currents to flow in.

Best not store saucepans or tins of beans in the cupboard underneath it then?

Pete

Immediately below ours we store only wooden chopping boards etc. We were advised against storing anything metal in there.

Will.

Beware. These Induction Hobs can cause navigation problems for overhead flying saucers. Best check the small print of your household buildings & contents insurance just to be on the safe side just in case you get framed for the cost of someone travelling to alpha centauri to apologise to the young alien's parents...

Oh, hang on - can you look into this pen shaped neuralizer thingy?

Thanks ;-)

It's because of heat. The NEFF induction hob we have warns that it must be installed with air gap underneath, drawer etc all fine and but no heat sources ie oven. I think there is a fan on the hob to remove excess heat, if necessary, never heard it go, but the draw contents (wood, metal, plastic) do get slightly warm after a while due to the warm air escaping out.