Portable induction cookers start at $49 and built-in induction hobs at $499 on the brands' own stores. We checked seven brands on 14 October 2026, plus which of their shops can actually take your $400 of Climate Vouchers for an induction stove.
Switching from gas to induction is cheaper than it looks once your Climate Vouchers are in play.
> Quick view: cheapest is EuropAce, $49 portable / $499 built-in; Mayer's 75cm hob drops to $349 with $400 of vouchers. The catch: only 104 shops are approved for induction stoves, and COURTS is not one of them.
PRICES: on mayer.sg on 14 October 2026, the 75cm 2-zone induction hob (MMIH752CS) with SCHOTT CERAN glass is $749 (U.P. $1,199), or $349 if you pay the rest with $400 of Climate Vouchers. The 30cm 2-zone domino (MMIH30CS) is $659, or $259 with vouchers, and the 60cm Flexi 3-zone hob is $1,099, or $699 with vouchers. Portable cookers start at $61 (MMIC2045, U.P. $99, 2000W, 45mm slim) and $65.90 for the MMIC2001 with a pot.CLIMATE VOUCHERS: Mayer is the only brand here with a whole chain approved for induction stoves on the government map: 9 Mayer shops, at Causeway Point, Century Square, Chinatown Point, Excalibur Centre (Ubi), Hougang RiverCourt, IMM, Pasir Ris Mall, Sengkang Grand Mall and SingPost Centre. Online, you pick the "Pay onsite with Climate Voucher" option and staff scan your vouchers at your door, with ID checked against the voucher and any balance paid by PayNow.INSTALLATION: Mayer's hob pages offer free simple replacement installation when the cut-out size stays the same; any alteration is chargeable and paid directly to the contractor.FINE PRINT: vouchers from one address per transaction, and new online customers get 5% off for signing up.BEST FOR: HDB households who want to spend the full $400 on one hob.
75cm 2-zone hob (MMIH752CS) $349 when you pay $400 with Climate Vouchers at delivery (otherwise $749); 30cm domino $259, 60cm Flexi $699. Vouchers valid to 31 Dec 2027.
Valid till 31 Dec 2027
PRICES: on EuropAce's own store on 14 October 2026, the 2000W portable induction cooker (EIC2201D) is $49 (U.P. $69) with a free stainless steel pot, 8 auto menus and child lock. Built-in hobs start at $499 for the 5 Series 30cm domino (EIH5302E, U.P. $699), which runs on a 13A 3-pin plug. The 5 Series 60cm hob (EIH5603E) is $899 and the 8 Series 73cm hob with a removable magnetic knob (EIH8732E) is $899 (U.P. $1,299), or $999 with an anti-scratch matte glass top.THE DEAL: EuropAce's Ace of Home campaign runs 1 Oct to 31 Dec 2026. Spend $400-$999 for a 39-inch DC tower fan worth $199, $1,000-$1,999 for the fan plus a cordless vacuum (worth $508), or $2,000+ for gifts worth $1,357, while stocks last, with free shipping and no minimum spend.CLIMATE VOUCHERS: EuropAce's company store at 10 Changi South Street 3, #06-01 (listed as Strategic Marketing) is approved for induction stoves.FINE PRINT: gift redemption runs 2 Nov 2026 to 29 Jan 2027, and the fan tier is a walk-in collection at Changi South with your receipt.BEST FOR: the lowest price on either a countertop cooker or a small built-in hob.
Ace of Home gift with purchase, 1 Oct-31 Dec 2026: spend $400-$999 for a DC tower fan (worth $199), $1,000+ adds a cordless vacuum, $2,000+ gets gifts worth $1,357. While stocks last.
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PRICES: on tecno.com.sg on 14 October 2026, the portable induction cooker is $89 (200W-2000W) and the ultra-slim steamboat version is $108. Built-in hobs start at $798 for the 30cm domino, then $1,228 for the 60cm 3-burner with Intelligent Power Sharing and $1,428 for the 60cm FlexiZone hob with iMove (TIH-6238FFi), where sliding the pan forward or back changes the heat. Hobs with an integrated plasma hood run $2,999-$3,599. POWER: this is Tecno's strength. The FlexiZone hob defaults to 13A (2800W) and can be set to 15A, 20A or 32A, and the 3-burner adapts to 13A, 20A or 25A, so you can install on an existing socket now and upgrade the wiring later.CLIMATE VOUCHERS: Tecno's showroom at the S.R.I Building, 465 Tagore Industrial Avenue is approved for induction stoves.FINE PRINT: Tecno's October warehouse sale ended on 4 October, and its promotions page currently lists only standing package deals, so expect list prices. Its hybrid induction-ceramic and gas-induction hobs do not count as induction stoves for the vouchers.BEST FOR: older flats where you do not want to rewire before switching.
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PRICE: the Philips Induction Cooker 5000 Series (HD5850/98) is $119 on Philips' own online store on 14 October 2026, tagged 25% off on its category page.WHAT YOU GET: up to 2000W, 10 heat levels and 8 presets (soup, steam, boil, low heat, fry, hot pot, stew and stir-fry) in a body just 41mm thick, with a ceramic glass top and a compatible stainless steel pot in the box. The cheaper 3000 Series (HD5830/90, $89) was out of stock when we checked.EXTRAS: free islandwide delivery in 3-5 working days, a 2-year warranty and 7-day returns, plus Atome pay-later.THE DEAL: first-time newsletter subscribers get 10% off their first order, with the code sent by email.CLIMATE VOUCHERS: Philips' own store is not on the voucher map, so voucher buyers must find this model at a store approved for induction stoves, such as Harvey Norman, Best Denki or Gain City, if it is stocked.BEST FOR: hotpot nights and rental flats where a built-in hob is not an option.
10% off your first order on Philips' online store for first-time newsletter subscribers (code sent by email). No end date published.
PRICES: on Toyomi's own store on 14 October 2026, the IH 09V09 is $105 (U.P. $118), the IH 10V10 is $115 (U.P. $126.50) and the white DeluxeChef IH 15V15 is $108 (U.P. $129). A bundle of the IH 15V15 with Toyomi's rotating skewer grill is $190.WHAT YOU GET: the DeluxeChef has 8 power levels up to 2400W, the most powerful portable here, with a stain-resistant ceramic glass top, overheat protection, pan detection and child lock. The IH 09V09 and IH 10V10 are super-thin models with a vitro ceramic plate and auto shut-off, and Toyomi says the IH 10V10 comes with a free pot.FINE PRINT: Toyomi prints these as sale prices with no end date, and none of its own outlets is on the Climate Voucher map.BEST FOR: a second burner for the steamboat or a dorm room, at a lower price than Philips.
Sale prices on Toyomi's online store: DeluxeChef IH 15V15 $108 (U.P. $129), IH 09V09 $105 (U.P. $118). No end date published.
PRICES: on EF's own store on 14 October 2026, induction hobs run from $799 for the 30cm domino (HB BI 293 G, Italian ILVA glass) to $1,899 for the 60cm HB BI 584 FA. The pick is the 70cm 2-zone HB BI 2722 G at $999: German SCHOTT CERAN glass, two 210mm zones of 1.8kW boosting to 2.4kW, sliding touch controls, a 99-minute timer and child lock. POWER: total power is 2850W on a 13A plug, and the cut-out is 680 x 380mm, close to many two-burner gas hobs.CLIMATE VOUCHERS: EF is distributed by Casa, whose showroom at Kian Teck Crescent (S628884) in Jurong is approved for induction stoves.FINE PRINT: EF's "Year End Promotions" post on its site is last year's (2025) campaign, so we found no live EF promotion, and prices online are list prices.BEST FOR: replacing a 2-burner gas hob with a wider induction hob without new wiring.
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PRICES: on Elba's own store on 14 October 2026, the 30cm EIN 302 is $999 and the 60cm EIN 603 XF is $1,899, both made in Italy.WHAT YOU GET: two 190 x 210mm zones that bridge into one for a fish kettle or griddle, booster and double booster up to 3000W, a GentleHeat setting for melting and warming, a 9 hour 59 minute timer and pause key. The 60cm adds a 250mm round zone. POWER: this is the catch. The EIN 302 draws up to 3700W on 16A, and the EIN 603 XF up to 6700W on 29A, so both need a dedicated higher-amp power point rather than a 13A socket. Budget for an electrician before you buy.CLIMATE VOUCHERS: like EF, Elba is sold through Casa, whose Kian Teck Crescent showroom is approved for induction stoves.FINE PRINT: Elba's "Year End Sale" post is from November 2025; we found no current promotion.BEST FOR: renovations where the kitchen is being rewired anyway.
Get Deal| Brand | Portable from | Built-in from | Own store approved for induction (Climate Vouchers) | Live promo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mayer | $61 | $599 | Yes, 9 shops + doorstep scan online | $400 voucher prices |
| EuropAce | $49 | $499 | Yes, Changi South | Gifts from $400 spend, to 31 Dec |
| Tecno | $89 | $798 | Yes, Tagore showroom | None |
| Philips | $119 | - | No | 10% off first order |
| Toyomi | $105 | - | No | Sale prices, no end date |
| EF | - | $799 | Yes, via Casa (Kian Teck) | None |
| Elba | - | $999 | Yes, via Casa (Kian Teck) | None |
Every price was read on the brand's own online store on 14 October 2026. Climate Voucher approvals come from the programme's map at maps.gov.sg, filtered to stores approved for induction stoves, and the rules from the official FAQ and eligible-products page. We left out Bosch, whose Singapore site did not load for us, and Tefal, whose only induction hob was out of stock.
Yes. Induction stoves are one of the 12 eligible product types, and you can use up to $400 of your household's vouchers in one transaction until 31 December 2027. The stove must use only induction (hybrids with a ceramic or gas zone do not qualify), and the shop must be approved for induction stoves: 104 of 831 stores on the official map were on 14 October 2026, including Mayer, Harvey Norman, Best Denki and Gain City, but not COURTS.
On the brands' own stores on 14 October 2026, portable induction cookers cost $49 (EuropAce) to $119 (Philips 5000 Series), and built-in induction hobs started at $499 (EuropAce 30cm) and went up to $1,899 (Elba and EF 60cm). Mayer's 75cm hob is $749, or $349 after $400 of Climate Vouchers.
Many can. EuropAce's 30cm domino, EF's 70cm two-zone hob (2850W) and Tecno's 60cm hobs at their default 13A (2800W) setting all work on a 13A supply. Larger or more powerful hobs, such as Elba's 60cm EIN 603 XF (29A), need a dedicated higher-amp circuit installed by an electrician.
Only if your current pots are not magnetic. Induction heats cookware with an iron or magnetic stainless steel base. Hold a fridge magnet to the bottom of each pot: if it sticks firmly, it will work. Several portable cookers here, from EuropAce, Mayer (MMIC2001) and Philips, come with a pot.
