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Induction Freestanding Ovens
Upgrade your kitchen with the speed of induction cooking and the versatility of an electric oven. From sleek 60cm models for everyday cooking, to spacious 90cm - 120cm units for serious entertaining, we stock leading brands like Smeg (with pyrolytic self-cleaning) and DeLonghi (with Idro Clean steam technology). Enjoy up to 85% cooking efficiency, precise temperature control, and easy-clean ceramic surfaces. Many models feature air fry, steam assist, and pyrolytic cleaning that turns grease to ash. Safety is built in with child locks and auto shut-off, plus 3-star minimum energy ratings to help save on bills. Order online by midnight for free next-day delivery, free removal of your old disconnected cooker, and optional professional installation. Exploring more kitchen options? Check out our Built-in Ovens, Induction Cooktops, and Gas Freestanding Ovens.
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What Are the Benefits of Induction Freestanding Ovens?
Induction freestanding ovens combine fast, efficient cooking with the versatility of an electric oven, making them a smart upgrade for any kitchen. With up to 84% energy efficiency (compared to around 40% for gas), they heat instantly, boiling water in seconds, and give you precise temperature control with multiple power levels and boost functions.
Safety and convenience are built in - cool-touch surfaces keep the cooktop safe to touch, cookware detection triggers automatic shut-off, and there are no harmful emissions like nitrogen dioxide from gas cooking. Cleaning is simple too, thanks to the smooth ceramic surface that wipes clean after use.
For home chefs, features like bridge zones for large pans, powerful boost modes over 4000W for rapid searing, and even heat distribution ensure professional-grade results every time. And when you shop at Appliances Online, you’ll enjoy free next-day delivery and the option for professional installation, so you can start cooking with confidence straight away.
How Can I Save When Buying a New Induction Freestanding Oven?
Buying a new induction freestanding oven is a smart kitchen upgrade - and saving on the total cost is just as important as choosing the right model.
At Appliances Online, saving starts with our Price Match Guarantee. If you find a cheaper advertised price from another Australian retailer on an identical, in-stock product, we’re happy to match it.
But the value doesn’t stop there.
You’ll also get Free Next-Day Delivery to most metro areas, helping you avoid expensive freight charges that often apply to large appliances. We can also provide Free Removal & Recycling of your old disconnected appliance where eligible, so you don’t have to organise disposal separately.
Add in 24/7 Australian-based customer support and optional professional installation services, and you’re not just getting a competitive price - you’re getting complete support from checkout through to delivery day.
Simply note the competitor’s advertised price and contact our team via live chat or call 1300 000 500. We’ll confirm the details and make it right - so you can upgrade with confidence, knowing you’ve secured real value.
What Size Induction Freestanding Oven Do I Need?
Choosing the right size depends on your kitchen space, household size, and cooking style. Below we've provided a good breakdown of what size model you should consider, depending on how many in your household.
Size | Best For | Price Range | Typical Features |
|---|---|---|---|
1-4 people, standard kitchens | $1,850 - $8,999 | 4 Induction Zones, 65L - 89L oven | |
4+ people, large families | $3,700 - $15,000 | 4-5 Induction Zones, 110L - 190L oven | |
Serious cooks, large families, entertainers | $13,000 - $20,500 | 5+ Induction Zones, 150L+ oven |
What kind of space and capacity do you need for an induction freestanding oven?
A 60cm model is ideal for standard cutouts and everyday cooking, while a 90cm unit needs a wider benchtop space and delivers restaurant-style performance. Always allow the correct clearance between the cooktop and the rangehood, to ensure it meets proper safety regulations.
When it comes to cooking capacity, 4 induction zones are perfect for daily family meals, 5 or more zones with a bridge function (you combine zones for a greater cooking surface area) give you flexibility for entertaining, and 6+ zones provide the power and space for commercial-grade cooking at home.
Can my cookware work on my induction stovetop?
Induction cooking works by creating a magnetic field between the cooktop and your cookware, so you’ll need pots and pans with a magnetic base. The good news is that most modern cookware is already induction-friendly.
Compatible materials include:
Stainless steel - the most common and widely available option
Cast iron - excellent for heat retention and searing
Carbon steel - a favourite for wok cooking
Magnetic-bottom aluminium - lightweight and evenly heats
Quick tip: Try the magnet test - if a magnet sticks firmly to the base, your cookware is ready for induction cooking.
Induction vs Gas: Which Freestanding Oven Is Better?
Feature | Induction Advantage | Gas Alternative |
|---|---|---|
Energy Efficiency | 84% efficient | 40% efficient |
Heat Response | Instant, precise control | Good but less precise |
Safety | Cool surface, no flames | Open flame risks |
Air Quality | Zero emissions | Produces emissions like nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide |
Cleaning | Wipe-clean ceramic | Trivets / burner maintenance |