Duxtop Portable Induction Cooktop, High End Full Glass Induction Burner with Sensor Touch, 1800W Countertop Burner with Stainless Steel Housing, E200A, Black
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Arrives
Jul 22 – Aug 1
Style: Burner
Features
- PORTABLE INDUCTION BURNER: Duxtop induction cooktop uses 120 V 15 amp electrical outletstandard in all North American homes. ETL listed and built to North American electrical standards
- Choose from 20 preset power levels (100 to 1800 W) and 20 preset temperature level(100 F to 460 F). With an 83% energy efficiency rating, induction cooktop is more efficient than traditional stoves yet provides quick heat-up and faster cooking times
- SENSOR TOUCH PANEL: Sleek sensor panel with a built-in LED screen is sensitive to touch, making the hot plate extremely easy to operate. The stainless steel housing ensures durability and reliability
- ESAY-TO-CLEAN FULL GLASS PANEL: This commercial-grade quality induction hot plate features a seamless glass cooktop. With oversized glass cooktop, making it easy to cleanjust wipe with a damp towel
- Induction stoves rely on cookware to heat, so its essential to choose magnetic bottom cookware with a minimum diameter of 5 inches. Although induction cooking is noiseless, the cookware's multiple layers of metals may produce high-pitched sounds
Color: Black
Material: Stainless Steel
Special Feature: Induction Stovetop Compatible
Brand: duxtop
Heating Elements: 1
Product Dimensions: 11"D x 14"W x 2"H
Wattage: 1800 watts
Controls Type: Touch
Voltage: 120 Volts
Burner type: Induction
Special Features: Induction Stovetop Compatible
Number of Heating Elements: 1
Wattage: 1800 watts
Controls Type: Touch
Voltage: 120 Volts
Heating Element: Induction
Power Source: induction
Color: Black
Material: Stainless Steel
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 11"D x 14"W x 2"H
Item Weight: 8.4 Pounds
Brand Name: duxtop
Included Components: Induction Cooktop, User Manual
Manufacturer: Duxtop
Warranty Description: 2 year manufacturer
UPC: 769134701541
Global Trade Identification Number: 77
Part Number: duxtop-E200A
Model Number: E200A
Item Type Name: Duxtop Full Glass Portable Touch Sensor Induction Cooktop Countertop Burner Stainless Steel E200A
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Style: Burner
Duxtop E200A portable induction cooktop Pros: 1) Metal skirt to shield periphery if unit were to overheat or catch fire 2) Smooth rounded glass corners protected by metal skirt less prone to chip 3) Compared to other manufacturers of induction cooktop the temperature of the coil remains cooled with a constantly running fan while cooking and when no pan is on the surface to cool the induction cooktop after cooking when a pan was on the surface of the cooktop. 4) Smooth responsive touch display with settings graduated from barely warm (100 °F) to boiling water (212 °F, note setting allows for 200 °F or 220 °F in this temperature range) to pan frying and browning fish (greater or equal to 300 °F) sauteed in butter. 5) No apoarent overheating or fire hazard as with nuwave or plastic odor as with hampton models from manufacturers other than duxtop. 6) No overheating of the kitchen as with gas or electric ranges. 7) No exposure to carbon monoxide combustion products from burning natural gas on a gas stove so it alleviates my fathers asthma. 8) No ozone smell from electric motor fan running. Cons: 1) I would have liked that this cooktop were available in 2014 but either it was unavailable, I did not research enough beacause other induction cooktops such as nuwave had reliability (overheating and unit melting or catching fire) and hampton had noxious plastic odors which is why I delayed introducing this cooktop into our everyday home use.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2024 by Owner Review
Style: Burner
I previously had an early model of induction cooker that worked fine for several years until I dropped it, so I was glad to get this new one that had more features. This Duxtop E200A is working great for me. It has plenty of cooking/power levels to give me good control over the cooking temps. I am concerned about electric devices that are rated for high watts because of the possibility of tripping a circuit breaker. Although this has the capability to use high watts, I have tested it and I know that when it is first turned on, it is at the default level 5, which is only 700 watts when using pots that cover the smaller circle. I have measured wattage at higher levels with these approximate results: Level 6 is 850 W, level 7 is 1000 W, level 8 is 1200 W, Level 9 is 1400 W. The power used at each setting is higher when using pots that are the size of the larger circle on the cooking surface. I usually use levels 8 and below and after the initial heating, I am using levels 5 and lower. Any setting less than 5 still uses a peak level of 700 watts, but it starts cycling off and on in order to achieve the reduced cooking power. The touch controls are very responsive, so only a quick light tap is needed. It does have a "lock" button, but that only works to prevent accidental temp/power settings while it is turned on. The lock button does not work when it is turned off, so it cannot prevent it from being accidentally turned on. The solution is to unplug it when not in use, which also eliminates the few watts of electricity use that continues if it is left plugged in when not in use. The fit and finish of the external surfaces of the item is great. I have no sharp or rough edges and every part is perfectly aligned. The flat glass top surface is easy to clean, but make sure it is unplugged before wiping the top surface or you may accidentally turn it on when wiping over the on/off button. This is more expensive than many portable induction cookers, but I wanted one that did not have the plastic covered control buttons, and I want a surface that is very easy to keep clean. After a few months use, I have no complaints about this product and I highly recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2019 by BAC2
Style: Burner
I really like this. It looks good and handles large, heavy pots, which is my main application. There are two operating modes: 1) constant heat input; 2) constant temperature. I expect to use the former most of the time but was curious how well the latter would work. The instructions that come with the unit explain that the temperature being measured is within the glass cook top surface. Thus, even if that is being controlled accurately, the temperature inside your pan will be somewhat lower. How much lower will depend upon the type of pan you're using and its contents -- how well they conduct/convect heat. My experimental conditions: a 6 qt pot about 12 inches diameter, thin metal wall, filled halfway with water. I varied the temperature setting from a low of 140 to a high of 220 F. I allowed it to come to constant temperature each time I changed the setting, then measured the water temperature using a digital thermometer. Observations: the temperature was always MUCH lower than the set point, and the error increased as the setting increased. For example, with the setting at 140, the water temperature was about 120. With the setting at 180, the temperature was a little over140. With the setting at 220, the water was far below its boiling point. Once the temperature reached the set point, however, it seemed to vary little, suggesting that the cook top is doing a good job of holding its measured temperature constant. I was thinking I might use it in a dyi sous-vide system, but I will have to calibrate it for my setup and it's impossible to make fine temperature adjustments. (The settings have a minimum gap of 20 F.) Still, better than nothing, which is what I had before! When the unit is on, a fan runs continuously. The noise is comparable to having your kitchen exhaust fan running at a low speed -- not terrible but not silent.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2019 by LarryR