Bosch’s listing for the NIT3065UC carries no series badge: a 30 inch induction cooktop on a 31 inch black ceramic glass, from an earlier generation of the range. Early induction cooktops are the ones most likely to be sitting in kitchens whose owners still do not entirely trust them, and the recurring question we get is whether induction is safe around pacemakers and other implanted devices. That is a question for the device manufacturer and a doctor rather than for an appliance technician, and it is the honest answer to give.
Key Features
- 30-inch induction cooktop from an earlier Bosch generation
- 31 in black ceramic glass top
- Touch control with pan detection
- Residual heat indication per zone
Most Common Issues on This Model
01
Early-generation power boards becoming scarce as the model ages
02
Touch fascia sensitivity dropping over many years
03
Cooling fan wear after long service