Induction Cooktops
Induction cooktop technology has been around for a while now, but most of its application are in the commercial environment rather in the household. Recently, it’s getting more affordable and taking more notice from the consumers. There many benefits of using a induction cooktop over a conventional/tradition cooktop like Gas, Electric or Halogen. Here are a couple of sites that give more detail on the induction cooktop technology.
I’m thinking of replacing our very old electric cooktop (coil). We don’t have natural gas in our neighborhood, therefore, we’re limited to a electric cooktop. We cook very frequently at home and we love to cook with natural gas. The closest features to natural gas cooking is induction cooking technology. Below is the list of induction cooktops I’ve put together that we’re considering to replace our old electric cooktop.
 | DDP-2 – 12″ Induction Cooktop – $1,299 |
| The DDP-2 12″ burner induction cooktop delivers over 30,000 BTU’s of power. Its 2 burner design makes it the perfect component cooktop beside an indoor grill or fryer, on the countertop adjacent to your range, on the island beside your prep sink, on the patio beside your built-in BBQ or in the kitchenette in the master bedroom, close by for that late night cup of tea. (more) |
 | DDP-3 – 24″ Induction Cooktop – $2,625 |
| The DDP-3 24″ 3 burner induction cooktop delivers over 53,000 BTU’s of power. Its 3 burner design is unique and offers flexibility for consumers limited to a smaller cooktop, allowing them to utilize larger size cookware. The DDP-3 is absolutely perfect for today’s smaller kitchen configurations or for consumers wanting to utilize two or more cooktops in their cooking area. (more) |
 | DDP-4 – 30″ Induction Cooktop - $2,829 |
| The DDP-4 30″ 4 burner induction cooktop delivers over 64,000 BTU’s of power. Its 4 burner design is the first of its kind shifting the position of the larger burners to the outside and grouping the smaller burners closer together in the center. This design eliminates cookware movement and makes it easier to accommodate larger size pans. The DDP-4 is perfect for the island or as a replacement for your existing cooktop. (more) |
 | DDP-5 – 36″ Induction Cooktop – $3,749 |
| The DDP-5 36″ 5 burner induction cooktop delivers over 89,000 BTU’s of power. Its 5 burner design is unique and offers flexibility for both larger size cookware and placement. The auto-expandable center element will automatically adjust in size to accommodate cookware ranging in size from 4″ to 11″. The DDP-5 is absolutely perfect and can easily accommodate three 14″ pans and out power cooktops larger in size. (more) |
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| - | Precision Touch Controls Fifteen preset touch settings provide a level of digital heat control that inspires confidence in even the most particular chef. |
| - | Enhanced Settings Power Boost affords rapid heat acceleration, while at the same time reducing energy consumption. For the discerning chef, the Keep Warm Setting allows you to maintain the perfect serving temperature of cooked foods directly on the cook surface. And for complete safety, digital controls enable shut-off at eighteen hours and discretional lockout from the off position. |
| - | Cooking Flexibility Five induction zones, including a 6″, 7″, 8″ and 10″ combine to create a remarkably versatile cook surface for the ultimate flexibility. |
| - | Cook Surface Sensors The Infiniteâ„¢ Cooking System creates heat only after sensing a pan on the cooking surface. The cook surface diameters respond to both the presence and precise size of a pan. The heat is transferred directly to the pan so the cooktop surface remains cool to the touch. |
 | 36″ Induction Cooktop – $1,999 |
| 5 Induction Zones, 1 Large 12″ Zone, PowerBoost, Electronic Touch Controls & Stainless Steel Trim |
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