A Quiet Kitchen and More Cabinet Space: The Globalo Auphoria Motorless Induction Hob with Extractor

Choosing equipment for a new kitchen is often a compromise between aesthetics and utility. Induction hobs with integrated extractors have solved the problem of overhead hoods, but the Globalo Auphoria Motorless 80.1 Black Mat model goes a step further. Thanks to its motorless design, it allows you to move the noise source outside the kitchen and better utilize cabinet space. In this guide, we explain how the motorless system works and why you should consider it during the home design stage.

What is the "Motorless" version?

Standard 2-in-1 hobs have a turbine mounted directly under the induction glass. In the Motorless hob with extractor Auphoria Motorless, the device is designed to work with an external motor. This means that the turbine itself, which is responsible for suctioning vapors, is installed in a different room or on the outside of the building.

Where can an external motor be installed?

• In a non-habitable attic (loft).
• In a pantry or utility room.
• On the exterior facade of the building.

Key benefits of choosing a motorless system

1. Absolute silence while cooking

This is the most important argument for those with open-plan kitchens connected to the living room. Since the loudest part of the system (the motor) is located behind a wall or on another floor, only the gentle movement of air can be heard in the kitchen. This allows for easy conversation or watching TV, even when the extractor is running at its highest setting.

2. Extra space in the cabinet under the hob

In traditional downdraft hobs, the motor takes up significant space in the cabinet, often forcing the installation of shallow drawers or giving up the top drawer altogether. In the Auphoria Motorless model, there is only a slim body and ventilation ducts under the hob. Thanks to this, you gain:

• The possibility of installing full-size, deep drawers.
• More space for pots, pans, and kitchen accessories right at your fingertips.

Matte induction hob – aesthetics and easier cleaning

The Auphoria hob stands out with its Matt Line surface. Unlike standard glossy glass, the matte finish offers several practical advantages:

• No glare: Lamp light does not reflect off the hob, which is more comfortable for the eyes.
• Less visible marks: Fingerprints and minor smudges from cooking are much less noticeable than on mirror glass.
• Modern look: The deep matte finish blends perfectly with stone or wooden countertops.

Hob with extractor - functions for everyday cooking

Despite its advanced ventilation system, the Auphoria 80.1 remains primarily a high-performance induction hob:

• FlexiZone: The ability to combine two heating zones into one large area.
• Boost Function: Instant power increase to significantly shorten boiling time.
• Intuitive control: A slider with white backlighting for quick temperature adjustments.

Matte motorless hob with extractor – who is it for?

The Globalo Auphoria Motorless model is a solution for those planning their investment in advance. It is best to choose this variant during the installation design stage in a new home or during a general renovation.

The hob can be installed traditionally (on the countertop) or flush-mounted, which allows for a perfectly smooth line without protruding edges.

Want to find out which external motor is right for your room layout? Contact our team of advisors – we will help you choose the right turbine and mounting accessories.