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Haier 500 Series 60cm Induction Cooktop, 4 Zone Flexi Zone, Low Current, Black Glass
HCI604FTPB4
$1099
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Product Overview
Key Features
- Electric induction 60cm 4 zones touch and slide controls
- Ceramic glass surface with flexible zones
- Flexible zones, pause function, power boost, timer
- Over heating alert, over spillage alert, child safety lock
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- Haier
- Model Number:
- HCI604FTPB4
- Cooktop Size (cm):
- 60
- Maximum Cooking Power:
- 3500W
- Number of Zones:
- 4
- Flexible Zones:
- Pair two zones to make a large cook surface.
- Controls:
- Touch
- Installation:
- Must be installed by a licensed professional
Cooking Appliances
- Cooktop Type:
- Induction
- Cooktop Fuel Type:
- Electric
- Cooktop Surface:
- Glass
Options
- Functions:
- Pause
- Timer:
- Yes
Safety
- Safety:
- Child lock, Over heating alert, Over spillage alert, Surface hot indicators
General Information
- Family:
- Haier 500 Series
- Colour:
- Black
- Supplier Colour:
- Black Glass
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 2 Year
Cooking Appliances
- Cooktop Type:
- Induction
- Cooktop Fuel Type:
- Electric
- Cooktop Surface:
- Glass
Safety
- Safety:
- Child lock, Over heating alert, Over spillage alert, Surface hot indicators
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 2 Year
Product Dimensions
- Product Height (mm):
- 60
- Product Width (mm):
- 590
- Product Depth (mm):
- 520
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 115
- Box Width (mm):
- 650
- Box Depth (mm):
- 560
- Box Weight (kg):
- 10
Product Reviews of Haier 500 Series 60cm Induction Cooktop, 4 Zone Flexi Zone, Low Current, Black Glass
Overall Rating Snapshot
4 out of 5 stars from 1 review
100% of users recommend this product
The Haier 500 Series 60cm Induction Cooktop is more than adequate for our use. Although the model is not top of the range it meets our requirements at a great price. This newer model replaces our previous Haier cooktop which we were also happy with/ The controls are simplistic to use; the instruction booklet explains the setup and operation in easy understandable terms. Fully recommend this product based on price and ease of use.
Colin
Confirmed purchase 15 August 2026
Published on 11 September 2026
Yes, I recommend this product.
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At a glance
This 60cm induction cooktop is a practical mid-range option for households wanting fast electric cooking, flexible zone pairing and straightforward touch controls. It suits everyday family meals and homes upgrading from older cooktops thanks to its low current design. Key strengths are safety features, easy-clean glass and flexible cooking space. One limitation is its 3500W maximum power, which is less powerful than some premium induction cooktops.
What it’s great for
- Everyday Family Cooking
- Small to Medium Kitchens
- Flexible Pan Cooking
- Cooktop Upgrades
Where it works best
- Apartments
- Family Homes
- Renovated Kitchens
- Homes with Limited Electrical Load
Who it’s for
- Everyday Home Cooks
- Small Families
- Renovators
- Homeowners Replacing Older Electric Cooktops
Things to consider
With a 3500W maximum cooking power, it may not offer the same high-output performance or advanced zone control found on more premium induction cooktops.
Family cooking suitability
Good for small to medium families, with four zones and flexible pairing for everyday multi-dish cooking.
Energy efficiency score
8/10 - induction cooking typically directs heat to cookware efficiently, and the 3500W maximum power supports practical everyday use.
Cookware compatibility assessment
Best with induction-compatible cookware; flexible zone pairing is useful for larger pans and griddles.
Safety rating
9/10 - strong everyday safety coverage with child lock, overheating alert, over spillage alert and surface hot indicators.
Ease of cleaning
9/10 - smooth black glass surface is easy to wipe clean after regular cooking.
Key benefits
- Flexi Zone: Pair two zones to create a larger cooking area for oversized cookware such as griddles or fish pans.
- Four Cooking Zones: Lets you cook multiple dishes at once for smoother everyday meal preparation.
- Low Current Design: Better suited to homes with limited electrical load or switchovers from older cooktops.
- Touch Controls: Simple surface controls make it easy to adjust heat settings during cooking.
- Pause Function: Temporarily stops cooking so you can step away and resume with less disruption.
- Timer Function: Helps track cooking times for better control when simmering, boiling or frying.
- Black Glass Surface: Flat glass surface wipes down easily after everyday cooking.
- Safety Alerts and Child Lock: Child lock, overheating alert, over spillage alert and surface hot indicators add reassurance in busy households.
Q: What does low current mean on this Haier induction cooktop?
A: Low current means this cooktop is designed to work within a lower electrical load than many full-power induction models. That can suit some switchovers from older cooktops, but peak heating may be managed differently. Discuss with your electrician.
Q: Is a low current induction cooktop slower than a standard induction model?
A: Yes, it can be slower at full load because a low current design may limit how much power is shared across zones at once. For everyday boiling, frying and simmering it still suits most cooking, but heavy multi-zone use may feel less aggressive.
Q: How does the Flexi Zone help with larger cookware on this 60cm cooktop?
A: The Flexi Zone lets two cooking areas work together for longer cookware such as a griddle, fish pan or large oval dish. It is most useful when the base covers both sections, because small round pans usually perform better on a single zone.
Q: When the Flexi Zone is in use, do you lose a cooking zone?
A: Yes, combining a Flexi Zone usually turns two zones into one larger shared cooking area. You gain space for oversized cookware, but you give up independent control of those two sections while the joined zone is active.
Q: What cookware shape works best on the Flexi Zone of this Haier induction cooktop?
A: Long or oversized induction-compatible cookware with a flat magnetic base works best on the Flexi Zone. A small saucepan will not gain much from the joined area, and warped bases can heat less evenly on any black glass induction surface.
Q: What should buyers know about the black glass finish in daily use?
A: Black glass gives a clean, flush look, but it tends to show fingerprints, streaks and fine marks more clearly than lighter or textured surfaces. Flat, smooth-based cookware helps protect the surface and keeps contact with the induction zones consistent.