About Induction Cooking
Induction is a method of cooking whereby a magnetic coil produces a high-frequency electromagnetic Field. Magnetism then penetrates the magnetic material of a pan, setting up a circulating electric current which generals heat. The heat produced in the pan is then transferred to the contents in the pan. Instead of heating the area under and around a pan like a traditional gas or electric burner, an induction burner turns your pan into the heat source. The burner never gets hot. Induction cooking is extremely efficient. 90% of the energy goes directly to the pan. With induction cooking water boils nearly twice as fast with it does with electric or gas burners.
About this Portable Induction Burner
This 13 in. diameter Induction Burner from Circulon has a ceramic surface and features 9 preset power levels from a low simmer to high. It uses a standard household outlet. The burner never gets hot and must be used with induction cookware. It is easy to clean with a damp cloth and because the burner does not heat up there are never any burned on messes to clean. This burner is ideally suited for bringing to the table as it is lightweight (3 lbs) and there is no risk of getting burned while serving. It comes with a one year warranty.
Product Features:
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Exceptionally energy efficient. 90% of the heat goes directly to the pan, compare to 55% for gas and electric cook tops.
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Water boils nearly twice as fast as gas of electric burners.
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Nine preset power levels from low a simmer to high
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Seven preset cooking temperature from 150 degrees to 430 degrees.
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Timer allows you to set the exact cooking time - up to 10 hours.
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Easy to operate control panel that conveniently slides our for operating and slide back in for easy storage.
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The ceramic surface wipes clean with a soft, damp cloth.
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Uses a standard outlet
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One year warranty
Product Specifications:
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Model no. 50922
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13 inch diameter
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Weight 3 lbs
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Made in Thailand
About this Manufacturer
Circulon Cookware is manufactured by the Meyer Corporation. Meyer has been manufacturing cookware for over 35 years. Meyer specializes in the production of metal cookware and other kitchen products. The cookware is made in their own affiliate factories. They focus on developing high quality, top-performing cookware. Meyer offers cookware made from stainless steel, hard anodized aluminum, and nonstick aluminum.
