If you consider the philosophical trajectory of oven and cooktop manufacturer Bertazzoni, the tour de force that is the recent PM36 1 IGX gas/induction combo cooktop seems like a perfectly natural evolution. Though I’ve never seen its ilk before, one could reasonably make the claim that Bertazzoni was headed in that direction all along—ever since the family enterprise made the switch from wood to gas back in the 1950s.
PM36 1 IGX Gas/Induction Cooktop. Manufactured by Bertazzoni
Bertazzoni’s Cooktops provide Multiple Options for Serious Chefs
Though the PM36 combo cooktop might be considered the show-stopper among Bertazzoni’s line of eight high-performance numbers, the best way to appreciate its utility is to enumerate the benefits of both gas and induction styles.
Bertazzoni’s gas burners come in different sizes for different needs—“from a delicate low simmer to full power (6,200 –18,000 BTU).” The burners are all constructed of high-efficiency brass; thus, little heat is lost through transference, as the bulk of it is directed to pots and pans, which enjoy unparalleled heat-up times. Other perks include enhanced seals and rounded edges, which translates into ease of maintenance and increased cleanliness.
While Bertazzoni’s gas cooktops offer impressive efficiency, the manufacturer’s induction cooktops promise virtually zero waste or residual heat loss. Since no heat is generated until the pan contacts the cooktop, all the expended energy goes towards cooking; nothing is lost to the atmosphere, which would be a special perk on those hot summer nights soon to come.
Both gas and induction styles feature Bertazzoni’s trademark aesthetic appeal—slim lines and low profiles in stainless steel or brass, intuitive touch controls, and heavy-duty cast iron grates for the gas models. Bertazzoni offers cooktops in 30 and 36 inch wide models, with three, four, or five burners.
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