With climate change now a recognised global issue, ‘energy efficiency’ is no longer just a fashionable phrase, but has become a serious consideration for consumer purchases.  Even so, while the majority of energy saving domestic appliances, such as washing machines, dishwashers and refrigerators, have all achieved mainstream consumer acceptance, there remains one very energy-intensive appliance which, to date, has had few alternatives: the cooker.

Now however, thanks to MSX, a revolutionary technology that can be installed in new cooker hobs, the energy saving hob has become a reality.

Delivering a saving of up to 50% depending on the type of food being cooked, MSX was developed following the discovery that heated water can be measured not only thermically, but also acoustically.
The new MSX technology also has another significant practical advantage: as the controller automatically regulates the temperature, the cooker can be left unattended during the cooking process without fear of overcooking or burning the food.