An induction hob that remains invisible until you need it.

HiddenHob by Visible Works conceals the induction elements directly beneath your sintered stone, porcelain, ceramic, or natural stone countertop — eliminating the classic black glass that disrupts kitchen aesthetics and removing the need to cut into your expensive surfaces. It can be self-installed (DIY) with our visual guide or handled by our certified technicians. A fully integrated, highly efficient, and practical cooking solution for minimalist and smart kitchens in Indonesia.

2026 Launch Edition. Free consultation and no-obligation kitchen assessment. Units are in stock, with delivery across Indonesia in 3–5 business days.

How It Works, Cross-Section

STEP 01

Install

The induction unit is installed beneath a countertop made of sintered stone, porcelain, ceramic, or natural stone with a thickness of 12–20 mm. No need to cut a hole in the kitchen counter—it can be self-installed using the visual guide.

STEP 02

Alasi

The induction unit is installed beneath a countertop made of sintered stone, porcelain, ceramic, or natural stone with a thickness of 12–20 mm. No need to cut a hole in the kitchen counter—it can be self-installed using the visual guide.

STEP 03

Radiate

Copper coils create an alternating electromagnetic field that penetrates the countertop — according to Faraday’s Law. This field induces Eddy Currents at the base of the cookware.

STEP 04

Cook

The Joule Effect converts Eddy Currents into direct heat at the base of the cookware. The countertop remains relatively cool; the burner turns off automatically if the cookware is lifted.

Induction Cooktop Technology

Electromagnetic Induction

Induction cooktops operate based on the principle of Electromagnetic Induction — converting electrical energy into heat energy through magnetic media, without open flames or conventional heating elements.

  • Faraday’s Law. Alternating current (AC) flows through copper coils beneath the countertop surface, creating a dynamically fluctuating magnetic field.

  • Eddy Currents. The magnetic field penetrates the base of the cookware and forces electrons to move rapidly and randomly, creating circular electrical currents within the metal.

  • Joule Effect (Resistive Heating). Heat is generated due to electrical resistance as Eddy Currents flow through the base of the cookware.

Why It Is More Efficient

Gas stoves must burn gas to heat the air, which then heats the cookware. Induction cooktops eliminate the middle step — it turns the cookware itself into the heating element.

  • Energy Efficient — heat is not wasted into the air.

  • Safer — the surface does not get too hot.

  • Easy to Clean — flat and smooth surface.

  • Precise Temperature Control — suitable for various cooking techniques.

Induction Cooktop vs Conventional Gas
Feature Induction Cooktop Conventional Gas Stove
Thermal Efficiency
~85% – 90%

~40% – 55%

Heat Dissipation
Very low; only heats the cookware.

High; heat is wasted into the surrounding air.

Cooking Speed
Very fast, high precision.

Slow, affected by airflow.

Safety
High; surface does not get hot.

Risk of gas leaks & open flames.

Aesthetics
Seamless — no black glass, no holes.

Requires a cutout/niche.

HiddenHob by Visible Works applies this induction concept in an extraordinary way. Classic black ceramic glass is no longer needed because the inductors are hidden directly beneath the countertop surface. The result: a fully integrated, highly efficient, and practical cooking solution — with an official warranty from Visible Works.

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Components & Materials

Induction Unit

Installed beneath the countertop using sink clips. It contains copper coils, an inverter, and a control board. Materials: stainless steel and copper.

Countertop

Sintered stone, porcelain, ceramic, or natural stone. Thickness: 12–20 mm. Must be non-magnetic. No holes, no black glass.

Hiddenmat

The official HiddenHob rubber pad that must be used as a cookware base. It protects the countertop from reflected heat. 1 piece is included in the package.

Ferromagnetic Cookware

Full-clad stainless steel with a thick ferromagnetic base is recommended. Cast iron is not recommended as excessive heat can affect the durability of the countertop.

Electromagnetic Field

Alternating current (AC) in the coils creates a fluctuating magnetic field that penetrates the countertop and induces Eddy Currents at the base of the cookware.

Remote Controller

Touch + sliding control (342×82×18 mm) that can be placed in a drawer, beside the table, or on the tabletop. Materials: tempered glass and ABS.

Key Features

2 Cooking Zones

Two independent cooking zones, each with 1,800 / 2,100 W (Boost) power.

Touch + Sliding Control

Separate capacitive control panel. Slide your finger to adjust power precisely.

Auto Shut-off

The burner turns off automatically when cookware is lifted from the cooking surface.

Auto Shut-off Timer

Independent timer for each zone, up to 99 minutes, with automatic shut-off.

Overheat Protection

Automatic shut-off if the countertop temperature reaches 120 °C to protect the kitchen counter.

1 Flexible Zone

Combine both zones for large cookware — 3,000 / 3,400 W (Boost) power.

9 Power Levels + Boost

Nine power levels plus Boost mode for quickly boiling water.

Pan Detection

The unit only activates when it detects ferromagnetic cookware on top.

Residual Heat Indicator

Warning when the burner area is still warm after being turned off — avoid direct contact.

Noise Locator

A beeping sound to indicate the burner location when the unit is turned on — stops once the pan is connected.

Spesifikasi teknis

Technical Specifications

Power per zone

2100 W Boost

Slab thickness

12-20 mm

Max Wattage

4200 W

Noise Level

<50 dB

Induction Unit
Model HiddenHob 2 Burners

Installation

Under Countertop with Sink Clip

Dimensions (L × W × H)

495 × 297 × 58 mm

Net Weight

4.770 g

Cable Length

100 cm

Noise Level

<50 dB

Certification

NRTL/ETL, IEC60950-1, UL 858

Material Finish

Stainless Steel & Copper

Slab Thickness

12 – 20 mm

Left Zone 1.800 / 2.100 W (Boost)

Right Zone

1.800 / 2.100 W (Boost)

Flexible Zone

3.000 / 3.400 W (Boost)

Max Wattage

 4.200 W

Power Type

1 Phase Electric

Plug Type

EU Plug

Electrical Connection

40 A

Input Voltag

220 – 240 V

Frequency

50 Hz

Controller (touch + sliding)
Control Type Capacitive Touch + Sliding Control

Posisi Panel

Fleksibel — laci, samping meja, atau di atas meja
Dimensi (P × L × T)

342 × 82 × 18 mm

Berat

435 g

Panjang Kabel

61 cm & 80 cm

Material Finish

Tempered Glass & ABS

Control Type Capacitive Touch + Sliding Control

Panel Position

Flexible — drawer, side of the table, or on the tabletop
Dimensions (L × W × H)

342 × 82 × 18 mm

Weight 435 g

Cable Length

61 cm & 80 cm

Material Finish

Tempered Glass & ABS

Supported Cookware & Countertop

Cookware

  • Must use ferromagnetic cookware (capable of attracting a magnet).
  • Recommended: full clad stainless-steel with a thick magnetic base.
  • Not compatible: pure aluminum, pure copper, and glass without a magnetic layer.
  • Not recommended: cast iron — excessive heat can affect the durability of the countertop.

 

Quick test: attach a magnet to the base of the cookware. A strong pull = compatible.

Countertop

  • Slab thickness: 12 – 20 mm.
  • Must be non-magnetic material.
  • Supported: Sintered Stone, Porcelain, Ceramic.
  • Natural stone is supported with additional requirements and closer supervision.

 

No holes need to be made in the kitchen counter — the unit is clipped from below.

2 burner invisible induction stove

Operation  & Safety

How to Use

Operating the HiddenHob by Visible Works is just like using a regular induction stove — the only difference is the absence of traditional black glass that disrupts kitchen aesthetics and no need to cut holes in your expensive countertop.

Remote Controller. You can place it in a drawer, beside the table, or on the tabletop (though the latter is not recommended if you want to maintain a seamless look).

Place the Hiddenmat on the countertop above the burner, then place your ferromagnetic cookware on top of it. The burner location can be marked with stickers (included), laser engraving (service available), or by using the built-in noise locator.

Safety Features

  • Pan Detection. The burner will not turn on if there is no ferromagnetic cookware on top.
  • Overheat Protection. Automatic shut-off if the countertop temperature reaches 120 °C.
  • Residual Heat Indicator. A warning for when the burner area is still warm after being turned off.
  • Auto Shut-off. The burner turns off automatically when cookware is lifted from the surface.
  • Noise Locator. A beeping sound to indicate the burner location when the unit is turned on.
  • Hiddenmat. Must be used to protect the countertop from heat reflected back by the cookware.
Package Includes

Each HiddenHob 2 Burners unit includes:

HiddenHob Induction Unit 1x

Controller (Capacitive Touch + Sliding Panel)

1x

Hiddenmat (official rubber pad)

1x

Sink Clip Set

2x
Installation Guide (cardbox) 1x

User Manual

1x

Warranty Card

1x

Warranty

1-Year Warranty

Covers spare parts and service — calculated from the date of purchase. Terms and conditions apply.

2-Year Warranty

Covers spare parts only (service costs are the responsibility of the owner). Calculated from the date of purchase. Terms and conditions apply.

Frequently Asked Questions
Can HiddenHob be installed on an existing kitchen countertop (benchtop)?

HiddenHob by Visible Works can only be installed on countertops made of sintered stone, porcelain, ceramic, or natural stone with a thickness of 12 mm – 20 mm. The material must be non-magnetic.

How do I know where the burner is located?
  • Our system is equipped with a noise locator — a device that emits a beeping sound when the unit is turned on and provides an audio cue to indicate the burner you wish to use. The beeping stops once the pan is connected to the cooktop surface.

  • Other alternatives: your interior contractor can create small engravings (etching) at the burner points, or you can apply stickers (provided) until you become familiar with the locations.

Do I need special cookware?

Compatible: Full-clad stainless-steel induction cookware with a thick ferromagnetic base is the most optimal.

Incompatible: Pure aluminum, pure copper, or glass — unless they have a magnetic base layer. A thin layer will slow down the heating process.

Note: Cast iron is inductive but generates very high heat, which is not good for your countertop in the long run. HiddenHob by Visible Works requests that you do not use cast iron.

How do I test the compatibility of my cookware?

Place a magnet against the bottom of the cookware:

Strong magnetic pull  ready for use.

Weak magnetic pull  results may not be optimal.

No magnetic pull  will not generate heat.

Many manufacturers include an “induction compatible” symbol (horizontal coil) on the base of the cookware or its packaging.

What is MANDATORY to do with my cookware so it can be used on the kitchen countertop?

Only use the Hiddenmat approved by HiddenHob by Visible Works and provided with the stove unit. The Hiddenmat must be placed as a pad between the cookware and the countertop.

Can I order and install this product myself?

Certainly. A manual book is provided inside the box, and you can follow the installation guide accordingly.

Does the unit require special electrical requirements?

HiddenHob requires a 220 V connection. The amperage requirement for 2 Zones is 15 A – 16.4 A.

Installation notes:

Every exposed electric cooking appliance must have a separate switch in a visible and easily accessible position.

The switch must be installed within 2 m of the unit and must not be on the unit itself.

  • The switch/outlet must not be placed within 150 mm of the edge of the cooking surface.

Is there special maintenance for the kitchen countertop surface in the unit area?

Only maintenance recommended by the natural stone manufacturer and your countertop manufacturer is required.

There is no additional special maintenance.

Why does the power of the first burner decrease when I turn on another burner?

This is due to power sharing between the burners.

The unit operates as efficiently as possible when multiple burners are active.

Your burners will still receive adequate power to maintain an efficient cooking temperature.

Does the kitchen countertop surface get hot while cooking?

Yes. The surface will warm up over time and become hot to the touch.

For short cooking times, the temperature remains safe.

However, after 10 minutes, the area becomes hot — please be careful.

Ready to order?

HiddenHob 2 Burners ready stock for your project.

Contact the Visible Works team for specification consultation, unit availability, and delivery schedules to your interior studio or stonemason partner.