Double Induction Cooktop, 2 burner induction cooktop with Boost Function, 1800W, 240 Mins Timer, Portable Countertop Burner with 10 Temperature Settings & 9 Power Levels, Child Safety Lock
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Style: Double Induction Cooktop Touch
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- Dual Cooking ZonesThis double burner induction cooktop features two independently controlled heating zones, allowing you to cook multiple dishes simultaneously. With 9 power levels (200W-1800W) and 10 temperature settings (140F-464F), its a versatile 2 burner induction cooktop compatible with cookware between 4-10 inches.
- Rapid Heating with Boost FunctionThe portable induction cooktop delivers a total power of 1800W and includes a Boost Function for ultra-fast heating, boiling water in just 1 minute. This induction burner countertop uses advanced electromagnetic technology for efficient and even heat transfer, saving time and energy.
- Adjustable Temperature and TimerChoose from 10 temperature settings and 9 power levels for precise cooking, from slow simmering to fast frying. The intuitive touch panel and timer function (1 to 240 minutes) make this induction cooktop 2 burner ideal for hassle-free meal preparation.
- Safe and Easy to CleanSafety features include a child lock, overheat protection, and an LED display showing H when the surface is hot, ensuring worry-free use. The smooth, durable surface is scratch-resistant and easy to clean with a damp cloth, making this two burner induction cooktop both safe and convenient for daily use.
- Portable and Compact DesignLightweight and compact, this portable cooktop fits perfectly in kitchens, RVs, offices, or camping setups. The sleek and modern design of this cooktron double induction cooktop burner makes it functional and visually appealing, ideal for both indoor and outdoor cooking.
Color: Black
Material: Cast Iron
Special Feature: Electric
Brand: COOKTRON
Heating Elements: 1
Product Dimensions: 12.2"D x 22.05"W x 1.9"H
Wattage: 1800 watts
Controls Type: Touch
Voltage: 120 Volts
Burner type: Induction
Color: Black
Material: Cast Iron
Special Feature: Electric
Brand: COOKTRON
Heating Elements: 1
Product Dimensions: 12.2"D x 22.05"W x 1.9"H
Wattage: 1800 watts
Controls Type: Touch
Voltage: 120 Volts
Burner type: Induction
Included Components: Power cord, manual
Power Source: induction
Item Weight: 12.6 Pounds
Manufacturer: COOKTRON
UPC: 724781684777 673143711647 673143711395
Item Weight: 12.6 pounds
Item model number: AKDUS-CT-FS-IRC103
Date First Available: January 13, 2021
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Style: Double Induction Cooktop Touch
We are in the middle of a remodel and I have a temporary kitchen setup in our in-law apartment. Due to local zoning, a house with 2 kitchens requires a commercial loan so this in-law apartment only has kitchen appliances (microwave and toaster oven). I had been using (2) 1-burner electric burners (one coil and one solid) since August and I finally reached my limit when one night it took over an hour to boil water (I did not have the lid on and all that happened is my water simmered and evaporated). I figured I'd try convection and knew I would need a 2-burner. I did not want to invest too much in this as our kitchen is expected to be complete in the next couple of months when I can have my gas stove back and I was not interested in replacing all of my cookware. I have cast iron, enameled cast iron le creuset, anondized, and de Buyer iron pans - all of many sizes but I also have a lot of stainless steel/ that wouldn't work. I did buy one all-clad pot since all of my stock pots are stainless, I did not have a decent size pot that would work. I'll be honest, I had a return scheduled when between ordering and delivery I read that pan size was something to pay attention to. The burner is an 8" and many of my pans are 10"+ and my le creuset dutch oven is 26. I started researching the induction transfer mats and read it's a waste of energy transfer. So I scheduled a return. After it arrived, I knew my pans would work b/c of the magnet test so I gave it a go. All my compatible pans and my le creuset worked! As it turns out, though the burner is 8" you can have a pot/pan a bit larger than the circumference! I cancelled the return! Key points on keeping this appliance: - I can use in the kitchenette or in my remodeled kitchen when I need extra cooking (e.g. Thanksgiving/X-mas). I am going back to my gas range as it's a work-horse and I prefer the ability to finely control my flame - easy clean up - literally boils water in like 3 mins - use 800 to 1000 and boost it. This is fantastic for fast cooking especially for packing lunches (like mac/cheese) where time in the morning is a premium - pans heat up fast for searing - relatively safe - the induction top, due to magnetism, does not heat like a normal stove so potential for burning hands is lessened Cons: - there is a learning curve with the settings. this brand says there are 9 Power Levels and 10 Temperature levels. The instructions are terrible and I have yet to find the farenheit equivalent temperature settings - all I have are wattages. See previous comment about going back to gas. - EMF - literature/research/warnings out there for cardiac patients
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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2024 by anneszy
Style: Double Induction Cooktop Knob
This portable cooktop was my introduction to induction cooking before I bust out my wallet and replace my range. I'm thoroughly impressed with it, and in fact have used it exclusively for 2 months despite having a working conventional range. You can adjust the power directly from 200W up to 1800W in 200W increments. (I hooked it up to a power meter, and it is proportional but actual power reading was about 10% off.) You can also set a surface temperature (again, 9 levels) and it will adjust power to maintain that temperature (I checked that, too). If you exceed 1800W setting of the 2 stations, it will throttle back one of them automatically. In practice, only situation where this applied was when I wanted to boil two things at once. However, it brings water to a boil so quickly, that it's not a meaningful limitation to wait a minute or two. The instant-on and instant-off behavior is real cool. I also found that the timer feature is more useful than I thought it would be. The cooktop does make a fair amount of fan noise - about 60 decibels from 3 feet away. Doesn't seem excessive, and I suspect most countertop induction cooktops are about the same. Overall, I'm really impressed with this cooktop. It does the job and it's fun to use.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2023 by Clark A.
Style: Double Induction Cooktop Touch
This Double Induction Cooktop Burner has been a solid addition to my professional kitchen, with its fast warm-up mode, 10 temperature settings, and 9 power levels. It’s versatile, and the child safety lock and timer functions are thoughtful features that add extra convenience—not just for child safety but for busy environments where things can easily be bumped during a hectic dinner service. However, there are a couple of issues worth noting. Occasionally, I’ve had electrical wiring problems requiring rewiring; I’ve purchased six of these units and had to rewire three. To be fair, my units are used frequently and intensively. Additionally, the 1800w power must be balanced between the two burners, so you can’t use the full 1800w on both sides simultaneously. This limitation can be challenging if you need both burners at high power levels at the same time, which may be important for professional chefs more accustomed to cooking with gas or open flames. For example, if you’re boiling water on one burner and continuing to utilize the other for something else, be prepared for it to take some time. Overall, four stars for performance, though it’s likely best suited for low to moderate volume use versus professional kitchen environments, and in which case, it may have the capacity to earn itself a fifth star.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024 by Danielle
Style: Double Induction Cooktop Knob
When our oven went out a few years ago we decided we didn't use it enough to buy a new big oven so we got a cheap 2 burner coil top. It did ok but we ended up not cooking much because it was weak and not large enough to use both burners at the same time. It finally died so I wanted to upgrade. We've been using this for about a week now and we are finally cooking all the time again! It was a huge game changer coming from a cheapo coil burner top. Looks great, works great FIVE stars! Also make sure you have the correct cookware and read the instructions before you are ready to cook (information I should've told myself)
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025 by Jakers