All Matter Cooktop Products

The Cooktop device type enables smart monitoring and control of cooking surfaces, with compliance to safety regulations for remote operations. With support for multiple Cook Surfaces, it enhances kitchen automation within a Matter-enabled home.

The Cooktop device type in the Matter ecosystem represents a smart cooking surface designed to heat food through either electromagnetic induction or traditional gas and electric burners. This device type supports integration with Matter-enabled smart home systems, allowing for some remote monitoring and control under regulatory guidelines. For example, remote commands may allow users to turn off the cooktop entirely or read its current temperature setting, providing an extra layer of safety and convenience, particularly for scenarios where a cooktop might be left on accidentally.

A Matter-enabled Cooktop can be composed of multiple Cook Surface endpoints, each representing individual heating zones on the cooktop. If a cooktop includes multiple Cook Surfaces, each surface must be identified with a semantic tag, such as "front" or "back," to specify its position, allowing for precise control and differentiation within the system. However, regulatory restrictions limit remote control capabilities, particularly for non-induction cooktops, where individual cooking surfaces cannot be remotely turned off for safety reasons.

Classified under the Matter standard, the Cooktop device type enhances kitchen functionality by supporting connectivity while adhering to safety and regulatory requirements. By connecting to a smart home network, users can monitor their cooktop's status and manage its operation safely, making it a versatile addition to modern, connected kitchens.