Fotile Opal · GHG88330

Striking looks.Superior power.

A pure-white gas hob with a 5 kW burner that wastes less of its flame — 60% thermal efficiency, Grade 1 — and an 18-layer safety system behind every knob. Here is what is inside.

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5.0kWHeat load
60%Thermal efficiency
6techBurner technologies
18layersSafety protection
01 — Real flame power

A bigger number
is not a bigger flame.

What reaches your pot depends on two things: how much heat the burner makes, and how much of it the pot actually absorbs. Efficiency is the part that is hard to engineer — and the part you feel in the kitchen.

5.0kWHeat load
×
60%Thermal efficiency
≈
3.0kWHeat into the pot*
Heat made by the burner5.0 kW
Heat absorbed by the pot≈ 3.0 kW
5 kW heat load60% thermal efficiencyGrade 1 energy efficiency

*Simple arithmetic from the published figures: 5.0 kW × 60%. Heat load is quoted on EU-standard natural gas.

Cast pot on a Fotile burner with heat rising evenly into the pot
High flame for the wok. Steady flame for the soup.
02 — Inside the burner

Six ideas,
one steady flame.

Mix the gas well, give it pressure, feed it plenty of air, shape the flame ports, and hold the flame in place — even when gas pressure or wind changes. Step through the six.

Pressure-stable pre-mixing chamber cutaway U5 balanced direct injection chamber Oxygen-augmenting fire cap Oxygen supplementing channel around the burner Large angled flame ports under a pot Stabilised ring of blue flame Step 1 of 6
    One-piece silicon-aluminium burnerRust-resistant52 flame portsBlack enamel pan support
    03 — Safety

    Eighteen layers
    between you and a leak.

    Four accident protections, eight safety structures and six gas-tightness tests. Choose a group to see what is in it.

    18layers of safety
      Technician testing a hob for gas leaks in a darkened test room
      Open-flame leak test in a dark room
      Tested in the dark

      Every hob is lit before it ships.

      The final tests are open-flame checks in a darkened room, where a stray flicker is easy to spot. A mirror shows the back of the burner, so all 52 flame ports can be confirmed to burn the same clean blue.

      04 — The glass

      Four layers
      under your pots.

      The panel is a composite: tempered glass for looks and wear resistance, bonded to an explosion-proof backing that adds strength and spreads heat.

      Illustration · layer thicknesses not to scale
      1

      Tempered glass
      The pure-white face you see and cook on.

      2

      Explosion-proof adhesive
      Bonds the layers and holds the glass together.

      3

      Shock pad
      Absorbs knocks from pans and cookware.

      4

      0.4 mm explosion-proof panel
      A rigid board — stronger and better at dissipating heat than a thin film.

      Wear-resistant, impact-resistant and heat-proof composite design.

      Electric spark igniting a burner
      Spark first. Flame in an instant.
      05 — Instant ignition

      Turn.
      Lit.

      No holding the knob down. No waiting for the flame to catch. Instant ignition lights fast and precisely every time — no failed starts, long ignition times or repeated attempts.

      No hold-down neededFast, precise ignitionFlame-failure shut-offChild-proof knob
      06 — Adjustable base

      Replacing a hob?
      It probably fits.

      The wrong cut-out size is the classic stumbling block when swapping a hob. This base adjusts to cut-outs from 700–840 mm wide and 400–480 mm deep. Try your own measurements.

      Hob 880 × 520 mm Dashed: smallest and largest cut-out the base adjusts to
      FitsWithin 700–840 × 400–480 mm.
      Three-burner Fotile hob above the adjustable base and cabinet cut-out
      One hob, many cut-outs
      07 — Hood–hob sync

      Airflow follows
      the flame.

      With a compatible Fotile hood, lighting the hob starts the hood. Switch the flame off and the hood keeps running for two minutes to clear the last fumes, then stops by itself.

      1Light the hob

      The hood starts on its own.

      2Cook

      Extraction is already one step ahead.

      3Flame off

      The hood keeps going.

      42-minute delay

      Clears the remaining fumes.2:00

      5Switches off

      Quietly, by itself.

      Opal Range HoodJQG9067 · see inside→ MaxFold Range HoodBIG9069-G · see inside→

      Sync needs a compatible Fotile hood. Ask a Fotile specialist to confirm the pairing for your model.

      08 — The clean

      Four steps.
      Done.

      An oil-resistant panel, no grease traps in the corners, a removable pan support and an extended tray that keeps spills off the hob — plus a removable oil cup.

      01

      Wipe clean

      Oil-resistant panel.

      02

      No grease corners

      Anti-stain design.

      03

      Lift out

      Removable one-piece pan support.

      04

      No spills

      Extended tray stops spills.

      Lifting the burner cap off a Fotile hob for cleaning
      Everything lifts out
      09 — Pure white

      Made to disappear
      into a light kitchen.

      Opal White Touch glass with a Dawn Silver trim and silver logo. The finish takes a 12-step Jade-Sand craft with a micron-level pearl effect, so the white stays soft and timeless rather than stark.

      White Fotile gas hob, top viewOpal White Touch
      White Fotile gas hob, angled viewDawn Silver trim
      White island kitchen with the Fotile hob and a wok on the flame
      Island cooking, in white
      The Opal set

      White on white.
      Built to match.

      Opal Gas HobGHG88330→ Opal Range Hoodsee inside→ Opal Combi Steam OvenCombi steam→
      ModelGHG88330-Wi
      Heat load5 kW (EU-standard natural gas)
      Thermal efficiency60% · Grade 1 energy efficiency
      Dimensions880 × 520 mm
      Cut-out size700–840 × 400–480 mm (adjustable base)
      Pan supportBlack enamel
      BurnerOne-piece silicon-aluminium · 6 combustion technologies
      FunctionsInstant ignition · hood–hob sync · 18-layer safety protection
      Why it works

      So how good
      is Fotile?

      The engineering above isn't a one-off. It comes from a company that spends its whole life on the kitchen.

      0Invention patents
      0Granted patents
      0Red Dot / iF design awards
      0Global R&D centres — Düsseldorf, Osaka, Ningbo
      IEC standard — Fotile led the revision of the international safety standard for range hoods (IEC 60335-2-31).#1 in China's high-end range hood & cooktop sales for 10 consecutive years.KBIS — first brand in 60 years to win in the range-hood category.

      Company data from Fotile's brochure, as of October 2025.

      Opal Gas Hob GHG88330

      Real flame power.
      In white.

      Add it to your quote basket and a Fotile specialist will confirm the best price and installation for your kitchen.

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