Fisher Paykel Electric Cooktops

Fisher & Paykel Electric Cooktops at Plesser's Appliances

Fisher & Paykel electric cooktops, available at Plesser's Appliances, drop into a countertop cutout as a smooth ceramic-glass surface with radiant elements. They free the oven to sit at working height while keeping the cooking surface simple to clean, at lower electrical demand than induction.

Flat Surface, Simple Cleanup
A smooth ceramic-glass surface with no grates, burner caps, or crevices wipes clean in one pass, and when cold the flat surface doubles as usable counter space. Radiant elements retain heat after switch-off, so residual heat indicators matter. Confirm your model has them.

Element Sizing and Layout
Elements are sized for different pan diameters, with expandable or dual-zone elements on select models for larger and oval cookware. Layout matters more than element count when you regularly use large pans. Confirm the element configuration on the spec sheet for your width.

Works With Any Cookware
Unlike induction, a radiant electric cooktop works with any flat-bottomed cookware, with no magnetic requirement and no replacing aluminum or copper pans. It also typically requires less electrical service than induction, which can be the deciding factor where panel capacity is committed. The trade-off is slower response and heat-up.

Controls and Cabinetry Freedom
Touch controls with child lock on most models keep the surface clean and uninterrupted. Because a cooktop is shallow relative to a rangetop, usable drawers or cabinet space stay available directly beneath it, a meaningful gain in a smaller kitchen.

Cutout, Electrical, and Ventilation Planning
Cutout dimensions, countertop material compatibility, and clearance below vary by model and are not interchangeable between widths. Installation requires appropriate 240V service, and ventilation is still needed. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about cutout specs, electrical requirements, and hood sizing before the countertop is templated.