Friday, February 3, 2012

Eurodib S2F1 Double Portable Induction Cooker

!±8± Eurodib S2F1 Double Portable Induction Cooker


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Control for 3 functions:1. Power level (1-10)2. Temperature level (11 levels from 140-450°F in increments of 30 degrees)3. Timer (5-150 minutes with increments of 5 minutes)NOTE: The power will completely shut off within 1 second if either:(A) The wrong type of cookware is used.OR(B) No cookware is placed on the unit.USE WITH INDUCTION COMPATIBLE COOKWARECompatible Pans/Pots:Cast iron, enameled iron, stainless steel. Flat bottom pans/pots with diameter of 5" to 10" (12-22 cm).Non-Compatible Pans/Pots:Heat resistant glass, ceramic container, copper, aluminum. Round bottom pans/pots with diameter less than 5" (12 cm).Place no more than 35 lbs (15 1/2 kg) on the cooking surface.Size: 23 1/2" W x 14 1/8" D x 2 1/2" HWeight capacity: 35lbs

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Saturday, January 14, 2012

Summit : SINC2220 12 Induction Cooktop with 2 Cooking Zones - 240V

!±8±Summit : SINC2220 12 Induction Cooktop with 2 Cooking Zones - 240V

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Post Date : Jan 14, 2012 18:21:43
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SINC2220 Features • Specifications •Warranty Features Instantly heats to cook in half the time of standard gas and electric ranges Smooth Schott Ceran surface made of durable, low maintenance black glass Complimentary 7-piece cookware set included Magnetically generated heat produces no open flame and keeps heat confined to cookware Installation Guide Back To Top Specifications Product Specifications Product Type: Induction Cooktop Finish: Black CeranFactory pre-set for use:Gas and Electric

General Specifications
Surface Type:GlassBurner Temperature Control:DigitalBurner Type:Coils
Technical Specifications
Beveled edge:YesEnergy efficient:YesCool surface:YesAutomatic pan recognition:YesChild lock:Yes

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Saturday, January 7, 2012

Using Your covenant Appliance: Cookware for a Ceramic Cooktop

!±8± Using Your covenant Appliance: Cookware for a Ceramic Cooktop

A portable induction cooktop, ceramic cooktop, or other type of heated cooking mechanism is the must have appliance for those that spend any time in a small space, such as those who own yachts or Rvs and those who live in studio apartments. This compact appliance offers the size needed to accommodate movable kitchens or galleys, yet packs the power of its suitable sized counterparts.

That being said, caring for your cooktop and using the right cookware will offer the best results-both in the meals you serve and in extending the life of your appliance. Reconsider these attributes when choosing cookware for your ceramic or induction cooktop: composition, shape, size, and weight.

Composition

These are the facts:

Aluminum will not work on induction cooktops and may cause metal marks and discoloration on other surfaces.
Copper will show the way heat superbly; however it will discolor easily.
Stainless steel can furnish hot spots and can cause uneven cooking.
Glass or ceramic cookware is slow to show the way heat and is ordinarily not recommended.

So what should you use?

A pot or pan made of aluminum or copper with two layers of stainless steel or a stainless steel item with an aluminum or copper lowest will get the best of all worlds and work great. Also, a cast iron skillet or pot will work perfectly for slower cooking, frying, and browning.

Shape and Balance

The flatter the best is your lowest line here. You can hold a ruler against the lowest of the pot or pan and see if it lies flush against the bottom. A rounded or uneven lowest will not only cause heat to be unevenly distributed, it can also cause scratching to your cooktop surface.

Size and Weight

The size of your pot or pan should be congruent with the cooktop: the same size as the burner or just slightly larger. An oversized pan will waste power and may cause food to burn; conversely, an oversized pan will trap heat and cause non-uniform cooking. Base thickness should be in the middle of three and six millimeters for the best cooking results.


Using Your covenant Appliance: Cookware for a Ceramic Cooktop

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