Double Burner, CUSIMAX Electric Burner 1800W Ceramic Hot Plate for Cooking, Glass Plate Infrared Burner, Portable Dual Control Electric Cooktop, Stainless Steel-Upgraded Version
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Arrives
Friday, May 8
Material Type: Ceramic Glass
Size: Double Burner
Features
- Electric Double Burner--Powered by 120V and 900 watts (left plate) + 900 watts (right plate), which can simultaneously meet different cooking needs. Individual thermostat control knobs make it easy to cook a variety of foods. Reaches heating temperature in seconds.
- Compatible Cookware--Double crystallite glass plates compatible with cookware with cookware up to 7.1 inches in size. And it is suitable for all types of cookware. *Reduces heat loss and efficiently heats cookware when using glass and aluminum cookware.
- Compact & Portable--Compact design takes up no extra space. Great for temporary use during kitchen remodel, or to supplement a portable stovetop in a dorm apartment. And clean up is so quick and easy.
- Safe & Secure--Compared with induction cooker, no noise and no electromagnetic radiation, harmless to human body. Temperature is regulated by thermostat and with automatic safety shut-off function. Non-slip feet provide stability for your cooking. Our ceramic hot plate is an excellent alternative for those in need of a stovetop with a minimal footprint and elegant design.
- Usage Tips--Before using the hot plate for the first time, be sure to refer to the instruction manual. Please use it on a heat-resistant desktop. Please feel free to contact us if you have any problems with your hot plate. (Note: It is normal the body will get hot because the burner heats the pot through heat transfer.The heating light may cycle on and off during operation.)
Color: Silver Bright
Material: Ceramic Glass
Special Feature: Compact & Portable, Electric, Suitable for all types of cookware
Brand: CUSIMAX
Heating Elements: 2
Product Dimensions: 10"D x 8"W x 4"H
Wattage: 1800.00
Controls Type: Knob
Burner type: Sealed
Included Components: manual
Color: Silver Bright
Material: Ceramic Glass
Special Feature: Compact & Portable, Electric, Suitable for all types of cookware
Brand: CUSIMAX
Heating Elements: 2
Product Dimensions: 10"D x 8"W x 4"H
Wattage: 1800.00
Controls Type: Knob
Burner type: Sealed
Included Components: manual
Recommended Uses For Product: indoor
Power Source: ac
Manufacturer: CUSIMAX
Item Weight: 7.98 pounds
Item model number: ES-3201C
Date First Available: September 24, 2024
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