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D350A Commercial Induction Cooker
The D350A is a compact 3.5 kW commercial induction cooker with a flat glass hob. At 340 × 430 × 123 mm it is one of the smaller stainless-steel cookers in the Better IH range, while still offering 500–3500W, a safety lock, and a 180-minute timer.
- Wattage
- 500–3500W
- Voltage
- 220–240V 50/60Hz
- Dimensions
- 340 X 430 X 123 MM
- Installation
- Table-top
Product overview
Kitchens that need a flat pan cooker rather than a wok, but still want 3.5 kW, typically compare the D350A with the BF35M-B (3 kW) and the larger BT-500C (5 kW). Sensor touch control with a 4-digit LED display and safety lock sits on a stainless-steel body, with 60°C–240°C temperature control and electronic overheating and overvoltage protection. Better IH Malaysia supplies the D350A as a workhorse table-top cooker for restaurants, hotels, and satellite kitchens.
D350A specifications
The D350A Commercial Induction Cooker is specified as commercial induction cooker for table-top installation. See the Tabletop Induction Cookers range for other models in this installation type. Wattage is 500–3500W and voltage is 220–240V 50/60Hz. Overall dimensions are 340 X 430 X 123 MM.
| Model | D350A |
|---|---|
| Product type | Commercial induction cooker |
| Brand | Betterih |
| Installation type | Table-top |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 340 X 430 X 123 MM |
| Wattage | 500–3500W |
| Voltage | 220–240V 50/60Hz |
| Temperature range | 60°C–240°C |
| Timer | LED display, 0–180 minutes |
| Hob / cooking surface | Glass hob |
| Body | Stainless steel |
| Control | Sensor touch control with 4-digit LED display and safety lock |
| Cooking zones | 1 |
| Certifications | CE EMC ERP REACH RoHS |
| Warranty | Confirmed on quotation by Better IH Malaysia |
- Glass Hob
- Stainless Steel Body
- Sensor touch control with 4 digital LED display with safety lock
- 220-240V 50/60Hz
- 500-3500W output power
- 60°C-240°C temperature range
- Timer: LED Display 0-180 minutes
- Eletronic Overheating and overvoltage protection
Dimensions
The D350A measures 340 X 430 X 123 MM (length × width × height). Use these written dimensions when planning a counter cut-out, table space, or plant-room layout. Confirm the finished opening, cable entry, and ventilation gap with Better IH Malaysia before fabrication.
Installation type
Installation type for the D350A: Table-top. It belongs with Tabletop Induction Cookers.
Table-top installation on a ventilated surface. Connect to 220–240V 50/60Hz sized for 3500W. This is not a built-in hob; for drop-in flat hobs see BT-350T or BT-180T1.
Suitable applications
The D350A is a compact flat cooker for everyday commercial boiling, sautéing, and pan work.
- Restaurant side stations and sauce pans
- Hotel pantry and room-service kitchens
- Cafés and stalls that need a 3.5 kW table-top cooker
- Prep tables that cannot fit a 5 kW BT-500C
Warranty
Better IH Malaysia supplies this model with local after-sales support. Warranty duration and coverage are confirmed on quotation, because commercial, built-in, and table-top installations can differ. Contact us for the current warranty period, service process, and spare-parts availability in Malaysia.
Ask for the warranty period that applies to the D350A when it is used as commercial induction cooker in a table-top installation in Malaysia.
Frequently asked questions
Is the D350A a wok hob?
No. The D350A is a flat glass cooker. The wok model in a similar size is the D350I.
What are the D350A dimensions?
340 × 430 × 123 mm (L × W × H), which is the same footprint class as the BF35M-B.
Does the D350A have a timer and safety lock?
Yes. The spec sheet lists a 0–180 minute LED timer, safety lock, and electronic overheating and overvoltage protection.
Is the D350A warranted in Malaysia?
Better IH Malaysia provides local after-sales support for this model. Warranty length and coverage are confirmed on quotation because commercial, built-in, and table-top installations can differ. Contact us for the current warranty period, service process, and spare-parts support in Malaysia.
Related models
Compare the D350A with other Better IH Malaysia models that share a similar cooking role, power class, or installation type. Return to Tabletop Induction Cookers to see the full group.
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Planning guides
These articles explain how to specify the D350A in a Malaysian kitchen — electricity, cookware, and built-in vs tabletop — alongside the Tabletop Induction Cookers range. Browse all planning guides.
How Much Electricity Does an Induction Hob Use?
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Induction Hob Electrical Requirements in Malaysia
The installation usually fails because the board was sized after the hob was ordered. This guide is the planning sequence for 240 V tabletop units and three-phase commercial plant.
Can You Use Normal Cookware on an Induction Hob?
“Normal cookware” is not one thing. If a magnet sticks firmly to the base, it will usually heat. Round woks, aluminium pots, and glass need a different answer.
Commercial Induction Cooker Buying Guide
A buying sequence for restaurants, hotels and central kitchens: start with the station, then power, then installation type, then the model page. Specs in writing beat a product photo.
Built-In vs Tabletop Induction Hob
Built-in sits flush in a cut-out. Tabletop sits on a table. The right one is whichever matches the furniture and the electrical plan you actually have.
What Wattage Induction Hob Do You Need in Malaysia?
Wattage is the first number the electrician needs. This page maps 2 kW pantries, 3.5–5 kW restaurant cookers, and 10–15 kW wok plant onto typical Malaysian supplies.
Induction Wok Cooking in Malaysia
Wok hei is a geometry problem before it is a brand problem. Match round glass to a round wok, or use a 15 kW wok station — do not park a kuali on a flat cooker and call it induction.
Induction Hobs for Malaysian Apartments and Condos
High-rise kitchens fail on the shared board and the management handbook, not on the glass. Start with what the MC allows, then pick wattage and installation type.
Induction Hob vs Gas Hob: Which Is Better in Malaysia?
A practical comparison for Malaysian kitchens — not a generic “induction is always better” pitch. Covers wok cooking, enclosed kitchens, LPG versus electricity, and when gas still wins.
Installing a Built-In Induction Hob in Malaysia
Most failed drop-in jobs are joinery, not electronics. Cut to the written dimensions, leave the cupboard breathing, and hard-wire the circuit before you power the glass.