Anyone has heard of or used Blomberg induction, washer or dryer???we went to a shop called 'Quality Home Appliances' in Centrepoint today trying to look at some induction cooker and the sales was promoting Blomberg products to us..made in germany...not sure of the brand as this is our first time hearing..hope to hear some feedback from folks here...

nope haven't heard of them - how are their prices? I might go down and check them out if i am in the area

nope haven't heard of them - how are their prices? I might go down and check them out if i am in the area

i feel its ~$200 more than other european brands...now so confused over which brands to buy... ask this sales tell me this brand, ask tt sales tell me tt brand...so now i decided to ask my friends and colleagues who are the users...

i feel its ~$200 more than other european brands...now so confused over which brands to buy... ask this sales tell me this brand, ask tt sales tell me tt brand...so now i decided to ask my friends and colleagues who are the users...

i have never heard of this brand leh... only bloomberg news!!! i checked on google also don't have official website for it leh....

Anyone has heard of or used Blomberg induction, washer or dryer???we went to a shop called 'Quality Home Appliances' in Centrepoint today trying to look at some induction cooker and the sales was promoting Blomberg products to us..made in germany...not sure of the brand as this is our first time hearing..hope to hear some feedback from folks here...

lol saw this blomberg induction somewhere.. but just cannot remember (maybe millenia walk HN)

seems like really atas brand

Edited March 7, 201115 yr by reglxt

lol saw this blomberg induction somewhere.. but just cannot remember (maybe millenia walk HN)

seems like really atas brand

i think so too...domino induction hob cost ~$1500...

Edited March 7, 201115 yr by lazybum9

i think so too...domino induction hob cost ~$1500...

lazybum please rmb to check the power loading before buying induction okie?

i am not too sure about your dbss but normal hdb like mine only 30amp

so i can only use up to 2 zones

i came across one taiyo induction 13amp only .. if you want i can email u the quote i recd from universal

Edited March 7, 201115 yr by reglxt

lazybum please rmb to check the power loading before buying induction okie?

i am not too sure about your dbss but normal hdb like mine only 30amp

so i can only use up to 2 zones

i came across one taiyo induction 13amp only .. if you want i can email u the quote i recd from universal

thanks for the reminder...will double confirm with my electrician later on...

hi, can check here: http://www.hdb.gov.sg/bn25/isos119p.nsf/Search?OpenForm

hi, can check here: http://www.hdb.gov.sg/bn25/isos119p.nsf/Search?OpenForm

thanks for the link...but my postal code not in database yet...

thanks for the link...but my postal code not in database yet...

oops! hahah paiseh! then your flat must be those that come with 40amp...

oops! hahah paiseh! then your flat must be those that come with 40amp...

All new flats are 40amp now.

dbss done by private developer power loading maybe different from hdb.. better to double confirm with contractor

just my 2 cts

dbss done by private developer power loading maybe different from hdb.. better to double confirm with contractor

just my 2 cts

i agree. since it's built by private developer, better check with them directly.

my guess is, lazybum will have a good chance of installing better induction hob......

btw i forgot, why you wanna replace your gas hob huh?

For flats provided with 30 amps main switch

* Consumption of electrical appliances should not exceed 3kw for electric oven and cooker unit

For flats provided with higher electrical loading (40 Amps main switch) and flats upgraded under Main Upgrading Programme (MUP)

* No control on running current of electrical appliances

So u need to check carefully.

Edited March 9, 201115 yr by jaskel

For flats provided with 30 amps main switch

* Consumption of electrical appliances should not exceed 3kw for electric oven and cooker unit

For flats provided with higher electrical loading (40 Amps main switch) and flats upgraded under Main Upgrading Programme (MUP)

* No control on running current of electrical appliances

So u need to check carefully.

are DBSS bound by the same set of rules? or they have a different kind of regulations since they are like "hybrid" of EC and HDB?