Sharp SDH3042DB 30 Inch Electric Induction Cooktop with 4 Elements: Black

Use the convenient cooling zone to quickly and smoothly move a pan off an active zone.

Power Boost mode P on all zones, increases power by up to 50% for those times when you just need that pasta water to boil.

Bright white LED controls make the touch glass clear and easy to read.

The Sharp Induction Cooktop is a powerful, beautiful addition to your dream kitchen. With a contemporary European black mirror finish made with premium SCHOTT glass, this cooktop can be installed over a Sharp Built-In Single Wall Oven or Microwave Drawer Oven.

The four Induction cooking zones give you more flexibility to orchestrate even your most elaborate entertaining. The features a variable-sized zone and auto-pan detection with 9 levels of power adjustments per cooking zone.

• Residual Heat Indicator for each cooking zone that lets you know if a cooking zone is still hot.
• Keep warm mode L on all zones.
• 1-99-minute timer on all zones.

More precise than gas, more efficient than electric, the Sharp Induction Cooktop is faster than either. Heat is generated directly into the cookware itself, so there is less wasted energy to heat up your kitchen.

• Cookware must be present for a cooking zone to turn on, so you won't accidentally turn it on, or leave it on after you remove the pan.
• All cooktop controls can be locked-down to prevent the activation of any sensor key, except for the Lock keypad.
• Without an open flame or radiant coil, spills and splatters are less likely to burn, and a breeze to clean up.

ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant appliances from Sharp Home Appliances can help to make your home accessible to people with disabilities.
• The Americans with Disabilities Act establishes accessibility guidelines for many products. Sharp offers an array of appliances for the home that meet the requirements for ADA compliance. ADA compliant cooktop controls are located in the front and include a hot-surface indicator and control-lock capability.

To be considered ADA compliant, a Sharp Induction Cooktop must meet the following requirements:
• Maximum high forward reach for controls and operating mechanisms is 48"; maximum low forward reach is 15".
• Controls and operating mechanisms must be operable with one hand and shall not require tight grasping, pinching or twisting of the wrist. The force required to activate controls shall be no more than 5 lbs.
• If cooktops have knee spaces underneath then they shall be insulated or otherwise protected on the exposed surfaces to prevent burns, abrasions, or electrical shock.
• The location of controls for cooktops shall not require reaching across burners.