Nuwave PIC Flex Induction Cooktop, 45 Temps 100°F-500°F, 600-1300W, 6.5" Coil, for Dorms/RVs/Hotels, with 4Qt Ceramic Pan
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Style: PIC Flex + 4QT Everyday Pan
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- MAKE ADJUSTMENTS ON-THE-FLY Want hotter temperature or need to cook it longer? Simply adjust on-the-fly any time. The digital controls are easy to operate, and the response is immediate. Select from 6 convenient preset temperature settings or fine tune your own from 100F - 500F in 10F increments. Add or deduct cooking time without starting the cooking process over again. NUWAVE Cooktops are the first to revolutionize the industry by introducing precision temperatures to induction cooking.
- PRECISE TEMPERATURE CONTROL With 45 precise temperatures at your disposal, you can keep delicate sauces warm at 100F to grilling a juicy steak with serious grill marks at 500F. Melting chocolate could not be easier. Simply set the Flex at 120F; add chocolates into an induction ready pot; and stir. It will never burn. Even preparing the most delicate sauces or melting sugar is no longer daunting. At the right temperature, your culinary creations will be perfect each and every time.
- FAST and EFFICIENT Flex heats the pot directly without heating up the cooking elements first. For generations, people only had two choices in stovetop cooking - Gas or Electric. Gas stovetops use open flame, which can be dangerous. Electric burners use exposed coils that fluctuate in temperature. The Flex transfers 85% - 90% of its electro-magnetic energy to heat energy! With no open flames or hot coils, Flex cooks faster with virtually no wasted heat and safer than any traditional stovetop.
- PERFECT FOR DORMS AND RVS Flex is light-weight and portable. The slim design and its patented insulation technology brings the heating coils closer to your cookware than any other induction cooktop for faster and even heating, ensuring no hot or cold spots for optimal cooking experience. It is designed to work well when the power source is less than ideal. Performs flawlessly in RVs, dorms, cabins, and campsites. With 3 wattage settings of 600, 900 and 1300 watts, you can cook anywhere
- PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTIONS With the Flex, you can boil, simmer, fry, deep fry, stir fry, saute, steam, sear, slow cook, BBQ, melt, grill, warm or simply re-heat and keep warm for up to 100 hours! The applications are endless. Now its easy to prepare healthy, great tasting meals with a touch of a button.
Color: Copper Pan
Material: Aluminum
Special Feature: Manual
Brand: Nuwave
Heating Elements: 1
Product Dimensions: 35"D x 35"W x 12"H
Wattage: 1300
Controls Type: Push Button
Burner type: Sealed
Included Components: 4QT Everyday Pan
Color: Copper Pan
Material: Aluminum
Special Feature: Manual
Brand: Nuwave
Heating Elements: 1
Product Dimensions: 35"D x 35"W x 12"H
Wattage: 1300
Controls Type: Push Button
Burner type: Sealed
Included Components: 4QT Everyday Pan
Power Source: induction
Item Weight: 9 Pounds
Manufacturer: Nuwave
UPC: 652185305274
Item Weight: 9 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 30527
Date First Available: August 26, 2021
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Style: PIC Flex + 9” Pan
My first review didn't appear to post so I am doing a horrid job with a second try. UPDATE: Wow! The level of control on this is amazing. I could take something from "boiling" to "not boiling" by using the +/- with the temperature settings with just a five degree difference. Also let something cook on 600w rather than 900w - still boiled. Amazing. Items of note: - Usable "HOT" area in center ring area is a diameter of 6 3/4". - Max recommended pot/pan size if 10.3". Material in the 3.5" zone outside the inner ring will take longer to heat, etc. - PIC Flex is about 10.1" wide. 11 3/4" long, and 2 1/2" inches high. - Does not have an "Off" switch so may (or may not) use Vampire Power. - Can be set for 600w/900w/1300w, but cooking times are obviously "longer" for lower settings. - "Exhaust" vent looks to run from "9-oclock to 1-oclock" position. Air seems to exit around "11-oclock". - "Another vent ("Intake"?) looks to be around the "2-oclock to 3-oclock" position. - 32" cord is permanently attached at comes out "from the right" in between the two vents. - Area around the exhaust vent can get on the toasty side. - Digital thermometers are very useful to keep an eye on the temperature. - Heat does travel to the outer edge of the unit, so if using a larger pan for long periods of time, don't do like the picture on the box and put your hand on the surface. - Looks like it "cools reasonably fast". I wouldn't put my hand on it immediately after use, but it's certainly safer than a conventional stove top. If I had the remodel to do all over again, I could envision stealing the stove top's 40a breaker and instead just having a counter top with outlets for multiple NuWaves. Hmm..... Always The Future... Although it maxes out at 1300 watts, I am on the Paranoid Side so will be running it at 900 watts. Kitchen circuit is 20a, but never hurts to be safe. I like that they include a two quick-reference pages for those who tend to skip reading manuals, but even the "instructions" section of the "manual" is only about nine pages with the rest being recipes. A PDF version of the manual is also available. They list additional "accessories" for purchase in the manual. Ex: if I plan to store the PIC Flex rather than leave it on the counter, I would want to consider getting the Carrying Case (31115) to protect the PIC Flex from being bumped or scraped. One could also purchase an "induction ready cast-iron grill" (with drip tray) to actually "grill" on the PIC Flex (32023). Unfortunately, the carrying case (31115) does not appear to be listed on Amazon :( but the manufacturer sells it for (at present) $14.95 ***PLUS*** another $11.95 in shipping/handling/etc. $27.00 is a bit too much for a bag, so I may try the PIC Gold's slightly larger case (31111) as that is $18.95 and Free Shipping for Prime Members. Set at 900w, It boiled half a quart of water in a short amount of time, and one of the quick start pages also gives examples of times/wattage. Going to assume the temp was set to either "High" (425F) or "Max/Sear" (500F) . 1 cup water at: 600W / 900W / 1,300W Time: 4:15m 2:00m 1:30m I finally gave "cooking soup" a try, and that would be about 4.75 quarts of veggies and water and such. The bottom of the pot (usable area) was 7 1/4", so only 1/2" was outside the inner ring. I set the PIC Flex for 380 degrees and after thirty minutes it was showing signs of beginning to boil. I cheated and pushed it to 400 and it started boiling a few minutes later. After that, I turned it down to 360 and it was still bubbling away. I was too much of a coward to try adding the lid as didn't want to risk things spilling over. Everything worked flawlessly. The only issue was User Error - I was unaware of the Countdown Timer which I assume defaults at one hour. I wanted to let it boil for 45 minutes, but my ignoring the timer meant it shut off before this. I switched it back on and let things finish up. I pressed the "clear" button twice to deactivate the unit, and gave it a few more minutes to let the fan run to exhaust any additional heat. Then pressed the "off" switch on the device (rated for 1800w) that I had the PIC Flex plugged into. This unit is smaller than other models, so if one wanted to cook with larger pots/pans, one should opt for a larger NuWave unit. The benefit of this one is the smaller size, so if one is trying to save space and isn't planning to use larger pots/pans - Get This! :) Combined with the ability to choose your wattage (600w/900w/1300w) and temperature, this is a great all-round single burner for environments where space or power is a concern. The Countdown Timer is an added safety feature. Should one get called away, fall asleep, etc, the PIC Flex will shut itself off - less concern of burning food or worse. Where was this when I was in college? Hot Plate = Stone Knives & Bear Skins! Negative Stuff... :( Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Concerns ================================= The manual mentions "This appliance emits an electromagnetic field that is STRONGEST within TWO FEET of the cooking surface." The manual also mentions "Do not place devices or objects that are sensitive to magnetic fields on top of or next to the NuWave(tm) PIC Flex. (Eg: credit cards, cell phones, radios, TVs, video recorders, etc.). This may well be "CYA Boilerplate" documentation, but still something to consider. If one exists in the 21st century, then one may have on one's person a cell phone and/or some credit cards. And if one is operating the PIC Flex without Plastic Man Arms (or a long stick) then one is going to be well inside the "electromagnetic field that is STRONGEST within TWO FEET of the cooking surface." So one could interpret the manual to infer that it might be wiser to keep one's wallet and cell phone "elsewhere" when using the PIC Flex. Some Annoyances =============== - There is no "off" switch so may be using "Vampire Power". As I don't like things that could be switched on by an accidental touch, will be plugging this into something that will function as an "off" switch (rated for 1800w). - Cord is a bit on the short side and comes out from the "right" so this limits where one might place the PIC Flex. If the cord was centered in the rear or a bit longer, this wouldn't be much of an issue as I want to avoid Stretching the Cord. - Above mentioned concern about "EMI". - The ads state that the unused area "remains cool" and that is not a completely accurate statement. One can't banish physics, and there isn't a vacuum (or a force field) to keep the heat contained inside the 6 3/4" inner ring. Heat will radiate out from the center to the unused area. Not much, but it is noticeable. Ex: I was using a pot with a "contact area" of about 5 1/2" to boil water. When I started, the digital thermometer said the overall surface temp was about 72 degrees. When I took the pot off the PIC Flex later, then "center" area was around 170 degrees and the outer ring was 84 degrees. Obviously the heat will radiate outward from the center, with the points closest to the pot/pan being the hottest. Since humans operate at 98.6 degrees, 84 degrees is nothing to worry about, but just mentioning that heat will radiate out from the center. I assume the bigger the pot/pan, the hotter the temp, and the longer the time, the hotter the outside area will be. Ex: Place a HOT pot/pan on a table, and the surface of the table is going to heat up.. etc. UPDATE: When I was cooking soup, the area of the ring behind the pot was pushing 115 degrees. No force fields, so the heat is going to radiate out from the center. - If one is going to use this with an "off" switch, do NOT turn it "off" immediately after use. The internal fan will be running for at least a minute after you stop using the PIX Flex, so wait at least 90 seconds to allow the fan to dissipate heat from the unit. - The heat has to go SOMEWHERE (physics again). The exhaust vent doubles as a mini space heater. I was measuring temps of 115 degrees coming out the vent, but obviously if the surface of the unit is pushing 360 degrees, the waste heat has to go somewhere. Ex: My Dyson Slim vacuum cleaner has excellent power/suction, but the cost is the heat it puts out the exhaust vent while operating. Minor annoyances aside, this was a GREAT purchase. I currently live in a Gas Stove World, but am eventually moving to an Electric Stove World. The PIC Flex will be excellent for trying out new cookware as I get ready for the transition from Anodized to Stainless Steel. It also never hurts to have an extra - portable - burner on hand and would serve as an excellent backup in case something happens to the main stove. This would work great during a kitchen remodel or even something more mundane like "waiting for the kitchen floor to dry". Grill lovers in confined spacers could get the grill add-on (32023) and have fun.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2017 by NM NM
Style: PIC Flex
I have an old gas stove which the top is starting to cave on. Rather than spending approx. $5000 to replace it, I found these to be the perfect solution.... I live alone & don't do serious cooking so various appliances do the job for me. This 3rd burner came as a set with a 2 burner unit & is great because I didn't have to do any electrical modifications. It would have been necessary for me to run a 220 line for the 4 burner units. 3 burners is plenty for me so that's a cost savings too. These units are easy to operate, easy to clean. I can use some of my existing stainless steel pots on them, although I purchased a small set of induction cookware just in case. Fits well on any countertop. The portability is great for traveling & makes it nice to save money on eating out all the time. This burner has its own carrying case.. The burners & pot get hot only when an item is cooking but is safer for curious pets than traditional burners. The temperatures are accurate. The unit heats quickly to the desired temperature & cools down quickly when not in use.. Easy to operate & clean.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2023 by L. Schopf
Style: PIC Flex
I use this in my garage at my work bench when making food items to freeze dry. This way I am not disrupting what my spouse may be doing in the kitchen or making a mess in there. **IMPORTANT**Keep in mind before ordering that this works on induction principle and there are no heat coils that glow like a hotplate. Your cookware must be induction capable which means they have to have iron in the construction, i.e. cast iron or the bottom must have iron within. You can not use copper/ aluminum or glassware type cookware unless they have iron bottoms. A good trick to know for sure is to take a magnet to the bottom of your cookware, if it attracts you are good, if not it will not work on an induction cooktop and you will need to purchase induction ready cookware to use this. I really like it and would recommend it. Very light, easy to store and does not take up much space if it is your desire to leave it on the counter top. This induction cooktop has 3 different wattage adjustments 600, 900, 1300, which makes it also great for off-grid use on a solar inverter system, gas generator, or with a solar generator. May get a second unit myself.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024 by Plan-B