Miele hobs

With TempControl Miele nothing burns on

Gütersloh / Rödinghausen, September 18, 2015No. 129/2015

New induction hobs keep the temperature constant during frying

No burning, no tiresome readjustment and best frying results – the new induction cooktops with the label “TempControl” make the roast much easier and more relaxed. That is always correct temperature sensors ensure the hob. TempControl can be used with any suitable induction pan.

This problem know home cooks and professionals: Conventional Hobs whether with radiant heaters or induction technology, keep the temperature is not constant.So it is getting hotter even with constant power setting on the device in the cookware. Taking no time to heat back, the food easily burn. The situation is different when frying with TempControl: Here, sensors determine the material properties and the temperature of the cookware. The power is then automatically adjusted so that the fried food is exposed to a constant temperature that works regardless of whether the preparation is carried out with or without a lid.

For this, the user only has to select one of three Bratstufen. Bratstufe 1 keeps the temperature at 160 ° C and is suitable for about fried eggs, fish and most frozen foods. Perfect for a steak is level 2 with a temperature of 200 ° C. Even hotter it comes to the wok cooking or when baking pancakes. Here is the recommendation Bratstufe 3 (220 ° C). If the temperature of the respective Bratstufe reached, a beep sounds. So the steak just then coming into the pan when the oil is hot enough. Application examples are listed in the instruction manual or – even more comfortable – about the Miele @ mobile app via smartphone or tablet available.

No special equipment needed

“Roasting is much more relaxed with TempControl because not every little carelessness straight for failure,” explains Gernot Trettenbrein, Head of International at Miele domestic appliances.

And: “With our chosen three temperature levels 160, 200 and 220 degrees, the entire spectrum zuzubereitender food leaves reliable and comfortable cover.” For TempControl Miele no special pans or other accessories need. Because the system adjusts to any cooking containers automatically, so that errors are ruled out when the temperature control. “At this point we have in the development placed great value,” said Trettenbrein. In addition, Miele cooktops are equipped with a simmer level that ensures a constant simmering at low heat (eg sauces preparation). Another feature is the function “Keep warm plus” for gentle heating and keeping food warm.

Exemplary are simply the new induction hobs also to use: After switching on the cooking zone is activated TempControl directly over the selection of the desired Bratstufe, manual power regulation over the number string is not necessary. Miele leads with TempControl hobs a new operating concept under the name Smart Select. The controls light up in yellow, the glass ceramic surface is classic in black. Alternatively, there are two models for flush mounting with white control panel into the program (Smart Select White). In these devices, the glass-ceramic is in a modern graphite black hue.

With roaster zone and Con @ ctivity 2.0

The new TempControl induction cooktops feature a variety of features that have already proven themselves in other Miele hobs. So every model has in addition to the TempControl cooking zone and a PowerFlex cooking area. Here can be two single zones into a large round or square roaster zone interconnect.

All TempControl devices also have the Intelligent Auto function Con @ ctivity 2.0 on board: In combination with a suitable Miele cooker hood, the suction of the hood fits in this system the actual cooking Done at. This ensures a pleasant room climate, and the user can be completely dedicated to the pleasure of cooking without having to worry about the settings of the hood.

The TempControl cooktops come in April 2016 of various sizes and equipment variants on the market. You can choose between 75 and 90 centimeters wide devices, including models for flush mounting in countertops.

Haier Duo washing machine

When you’ve got a big pile of laundry to get through, it can be annoying having to wait for one wash to finish before starting another one. But with Haier’s innovative new Duo washing machine you can do two loads at once. The top and bottom drums operate independently, meaning you can simultaneously do whites in one and darks in the other, set at different cycles and cutting the time down by half. With a total drum capacity of 12kg and easy-to-use digital controls, washdays will be a breeze with this clever, A-rated appliance

Haier’s Duo washing machine is yet another fabulous appliance unveiled at this year’s IFA technology fair in Berlin, and it’s scheduled to be in stores end of 2016.

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Whirlpool

Whirlpool, the global number one home appliance marketer, presented their entire brand portfolio, for the first time, at the leading international fair, IFA in Berlin at the beginning of September.

With a stand of 3,200 m², visitors, including the media and trade partners, experienced the vast offering and very distinctive complementary brands; KitchenAid, Bauknecht, Whirlpool, Hotpoint and Indesit.

Whirlpool is lauded for its breakthrough innovation and resource-efficient appliances. Exhibited for the first time was the range of intuitive and easy to use appliances driven by the company’s exclusive 6th Sense LIVE technology. IFA presented the stage to spotlight a range of Whirlpool freestanding appliances that can communicate and interact with you and each other, controlled via an app developed for use with both iOS and Android devices. The range includes the Supreme NoFrost fridge freezer for optimum frost free climate for food preservation, reducing energy and food waste. It highlights new features and provides peace of mind while you are away from home, so you can control and monitor wherever you are. The Supreme Care washing machine and tumble dryer will revolutionise the way you do the laundry, allowing you to interact with your washer and dryer, where the washing machine will synchronise with the tumble dryer to set up the perfect programme for impeccable garment care.

The audience was wowed by the SmartCook induction hob, the first of its type on the market. It uses special sensors to monitor and control the temperature of the food accurately and at the same time offers a unique programme that guides you through food preparation and the flexible zones. Select up to four settings for each area (melting, boiling, simmer and warming) and the hob will automatically set and adjust the temperature accordingly.

It was the European debut of the Interactive Kitchen of the Future 2.0, a concept cooking environment and fully connected social media hub that syncs all your devices with your kitchen appliances, so that everything and everyone you communicate with is within easy reach via existing services.  The interactive splashback and hob connects to your social networks and favourite websites for recipes, for perfect entertainment planning, without the need for your ‘phone, iPad or books.  The interactive splashback with personalised touchscreen will enable live conversations with friends and family for hints and tips, while the oven switches on at the right time for dinner and the fridge sends an alert when food is at its freshest. It absorbs information from all other appliances predicting and adjusting needs according to task.  It will track your guests via GPS and alert you if they are going to be delayed, while suggesting the best wine to drink with your menu. The future is nearly here.

Pretty impressive, right? There’s no confirmed UK release date yet, but we’ll definitely keep you posted!