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Blue Seal Evolution IN514R5-LS 900mm Four-Zone Induction Cooktop

SKU: IN514R5-LS

£7,290.00(£8,748.00 inc VAT)
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  • In the event of equipment failure any parts needed will be provided 2
  • In the event of equipment failure an engineer will be sent for an onsite repair 2
  • Equipment can be connected to a three phase power supply – must be installed by a competent person
  • Equipment that should be connected to a suitably rated outlet - must be installed by a competent person
  • Item weighs over 100kg and will need care and planning to get into position kg

The Blue Seal Evolution IN514R5-LS is a 900mm four-zone induction cooktop supplied on a fabricated leg stand, forming a self-contained cooking station ready to slot into an existing kitchen line or operate as a standalone section. Induction cooking generates heat directly within the base of compatible cookware rather than radiating it upward from a surface element or gas burner, which gives operators considerably faster response times and more precise temperature control than conventional gas or ceramic hobs.

During service, this responsiveness makes a practical difference. Each zone reacts almost immediately to power adjustments, allowing chefs to move from a hard sear to a gentle simmer without waiting for the cooking surface to recover. Because the heat is generated in the pan itself, the ceramic glass surface around the active cooking zone remains relatively cool, which means food residue is far less likely to burn on. Automatic pan detection cuts power to a zone the moment cookware is removed — a useful safety behaviour when attention is stretched across a busy pass.

From an operational standpoint, the main day-to-day advantages are:

  • Fast, independent power adjustment across all four zones simultaneously
  • Lower ambient heat output than gas or radiant electric, which can ease ventilation load
  • Flat ceramic glass surface cleans quickly at the end of service with no burner components to disassemble
  • Automatic pan detection reduces energy waste and improves safety during busy periods
  • Leg stand included, removing the need for a separate equipment stand or fabricated base

This unit requires a three-phase electrical supply — it is not suitable for standard single-phase connections, and your available electrical capacity should be confirmed with a qualified electrician before ordering. The leg stand simplifies positioning and keeps costs down, but floor clearance and access within your kitchen layout should be checked ahead of installation. Induction also requires cookware with a ferrous base; most stainless steel and cast iron pans are compatible, but aluminium or copper pans without an induction-ready base will not work. If your kitchen is transitioning from gas, this is worth planning for in advance.

This cooktop is well suited to restaurants, hotel kitchens, and staff catering operations running moderate to high service volumes where heat precision, kitchen cleanliness, and speed of service matter. It works as part of a fabricated cooking suite or as an independent section. For sites with very high simultaneous cover counts or extended service periods, it is worth considering whether additional cooking zones would better match throughput demands.

If you'd like to talk through whether induction suits your kitchen setup, or have questions about the electrical requirements and cookware compatibility, the team is glad to help you think it through before you commit.

Frequently asked questions

Does this cooktop require a special electrical supply?

Yes — the IN514R5-LS requires a three-phase electrical supply, which is not a standard domestic or light-commercial connection. Before ordering, your available electrical capacity and supply configuration should be confirmed with a qualified electrician or your installation contractor.

Will our existing cookware work with an induction cooktop?

Induction cooking requires pans with a ferrous base — most stainless steel and cast iron cookware is compatible, but aluminium, copper, or non-induction-grade pans will not work. If you are transitioning from a gas kitchen, it is worth auditing your existing pan stock before committing to an induction setup.

Is this unit suitable for a high-volume restaurant kitchen?

The IN514R5-LS is well suited to moderate to high service volumes — restaurants, hotel kitchens, and contract catering operations are typical applications. For sites running very high simultaneous cover counts or extended service periods across multiple sections, it is worth considering whether a larger configuration or additional cooking zones would better match your throughput.
Blue Seal Evolution IN514R5-LS 900mm Four-Zone Induction Cooktop

£7,290.00(£8,748.00 inc VAT)

£7,290.00(£8,748.00 inc VAT)

The Blue Seal Evolution IN514R5-LS is a 900mm four-zone induction cooktop supplied on a fabricated leg stand, forming a self-contained cooking station ready to slot into an existing kitchen line or operate as a standalone section. Induction cooking generates heat directly within the base of compatible cookware rather than radiating it upward from a surface element or gas burner, which gives operators considerably faster response times and more precise temperature control than conventional gas or ceramic hobs.

During service, this responsiveness makes a practical difference. Each zone reacts almost immediately to power adjustments, allowing chefs to move from a hard sear to a gentle simmer without waiting for the cooking surface to recover. Because the heat is generated in the pan itself, the ceramic glass surface around the active cooking zone remains relatively cool, which means food residue is far less likely to burn on. Automatic pan detection cuts power to a zone the moment cookware is removed — a useful safety behaviour when attention is stretched across a busy pass.

From an operational standpoint, the main day-to-day advantages are:

  • Fast, independent power adjustment across all four zones simultaneously
  • Lower ambient heat output than gas or radiant electric, which can ease ventilation load
  • Flat ceramic glass surface cleans quickly at the end of service with no burner components to disassemble
  • Automatic pan detection reduces energy waste and improves safety during busy periods
  • Leg stand included, removing the need for a separate equipment stand or fabricated base

This unit requires a three-phase electrical supply — it is not suitable for standard single-phase connections, and your available electrical capacity should be confirmed with a qualified electrician before ordering. The leg stand simplifies positioning and keeps costs down, but floor clearance and access within your kitchen layout should be checked ahead of installation. Induction also requires cookware with a ferrous base; most stainless steel and cast iron pans are compatible, but aluminium or copper pans without an induction-ready base will not work. If your kitchen is transitioning from gas, this is worth planning for in advance.

This cooktop is well suited to restaurants, hotel kitchens, and staff catering operations running moderate to high service volumes where heat precision, kitchen cleanliness, and speed of service matter. It works as part of a fabricated cooking suite or as an independent section. For sites with very high simultaneous cover counts or extended service periods, it is worth considering whether additional cooking zones would better match throughput demands.

If you'd like to talk through whether induction suits your kitchen setup, or have questions about the electrical requirements and cookware compatibility, the team is glad to help you think it through before you commit.