Induction Single-Burner Cooktop Optimum PX 1001, black, single-zone portable induction hob

The Optimum PX 1001 is a portable single-burner induction cooktop in black designed for single-zone cooking. This compact induction hob provides rapid, energy-efficient heating and precise temperature control for cookware compatible with induction. Its small footprint makes it suitable as a primary cooking surface in limited spaces or as an auxiliary hob when a full-size cooktop is not available.

Advantages

The induction technology heats cookware directly, delivering faster boil times and lower energy loss compared with traditional electric or gas burners. The cooktop offers fine temperature regulation for tasks such as simmering, frying and reducing sauces, while the flat ceramic surface is easy to clean after use. Its portable design allows simple storage and quick installation on any stable countertop with an appropriate power outlet.

Suitable for

• Small kitchens and studio apartments
• Dormitories and temporary accommodation
• Extra cooking surface for busy households
• Office kitchenettes and trade show kitchens

Key specifications

• Single induction cooking zone, portable single-burner format
• Flat black ceramic glass surface for easy cleaning
• Precise temperature and power control suitable for boiling, simmering and frying
• Compact dimensions and lightweight for easy storage and transport
• Compatible with ferromagnetic cookware (induction-ready pots and pans)

How to use

Place the induction cooktop on a stable, heat-resistant surface and connect it to a properly rated power outlet. Set compatible induction cookware in the center of the cooking zone. Use the control panel to select power or temperature settings according to the task: higher power for rapid boiling, lower settings for gentle simmering. After cooking, switch the unit off and allow the glass surface to cool before cleaning with a soft cloth.

Usage recommendations

Use induction-compatible cookware with a flat base for best contact and efficient heating. Avoid sliding heavy pans across the ceramic surface to reduce the risk of scratches. For energy-efficient cooking, match pot size to the cooking zone and select an appropriate power level rather than running at maximum power continuously.