Commercial Induction Cooktop Induction Burner Lower Power Even Heating Hot Plate 3500W /220V
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Style: 3500W/220V
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- FAST AND SAFE COOKING:This commercial induction cooktop has passed FCC certification.It with max 3500W(240V/15A), The induction hot plate is equipped with the second generation of upgraded technology, which has both a full power stage for fast heating and a low power stage for keeping warm.high rate heats faster than a normal electric burner, hot plate, oven or a cooktop stove.When the temperature is overheating or the pan is off the surface, the induction burner will stop working.
- UNIQUE STRUCTUREThis professional-grade commercial countertop burner features a unique design where the glass panel is positioned 2mm below the stainless steel housing, allowing the housing to support heavy cookware and prevent the glass panel from cracking due to excessive pressure. The working principle of the commercial countertop cooker is to heat the cookware itself, rather than the cooktop surface. Therefore, the cooktop can still function properly within a limited gap/partition.
- Why are other induction cooker on the market prone to cause the power switch to trip? The current market induction cookers have strict pots thickness and voltage requirements, therefore if opperated for a long time in low voltage or high voltage work for about 5 months, the main circuit board's IGBT or fuse will go bad, it will cause a power switch trip or directly not energized. If the pots/pans are made of a certain special material, the IGBT will go bad and it will no power.
- HIGH EFFICIENCY:17 Power settings from 400W to 3500W.10 temperature settings from 194F/90 to 464F/240C needs.
- AVTUAL HEAT GENERATING AREA11 inch Schott ceramic glass surface is 1~2mm structure below the stainless steel housing. The new design effectively prevents extra heavy pots from directly touching the ceramic glass panel causing the panel to break. The effective heating area depends on the diameter of the heating coil, the diameter of the coil is 9.25 inches for a large heating area. Slightly raised button controls make it easier to control.
- DURABLE & EASY TO CLEAN:Commercial Hot Plate with thickened stainless steel construction and large cylindrical legs ensure durability and load-bearing capacity. Equipped with two fans and back air ducts for quick heat dissipation. With no open flame or heating elements, food will not burn on the glass cooktop, so it is easy to clean, just wipe with a damp towel.
- CAUTIONS: Please connect the 220V AC power supply to use this Commercial Countertop Burners. In order to avoid tripping caused by circuit overload, please do not use it with other high-power electrical appliances. It is recommended to find professional personnel to install sockets suitable for 6-20P plugs.
- Warranty & Service 1 year manufacturer's limited warranty with customer service.
Color: silvery
Material: Stainless Steel
Special Feature: Even heating at low power
Brand: Abangdun
Heating Elements: 1
Product Dimensions: 16"D x 13"W x 3"H
Wattage: 3500 Watt-hours
Controls Type: Button
Voltage: 220 Volts
Burner type: Induction
Color: silvery
Material: Stainless Steel
Special Feature: Even heating at low power
Brand: Abangdun
Heating Elements: 1
Product Dimensions: 16"D x 13"W x 3"H
Wattage: 3500 Watt-hours
Controls Type: Button
Voltage: 220 Volts
Burner type: Induction
Included Components: 1 x Digital Control Panel, 1 x Power Cord
Power Source: induction
Item Weight: 9 Pounds
Item Weight: 9 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: AJ1019
Date First Available: July 3, 2021
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