Duxtop 1800W Portable Induction
Duxtop 1800W Portable induction cooktop Countertop Burner, induction compatible magnetic cookware, 460 F .. Digital control panel, 15 power levels
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About Duxtop 1800W Portable Induction
Overall Feedback:
92% positive
90% found the cleaning easy
The cooktop is easy to clean as there are no places for grease or debris to collect.
The electric-induction-range is much easier to clean than our previous glasstop stove. Nothing has ever burned on it and cleaning is as easy as wiping with a damp sponge.
83% appreciated the cookware compatibility
My older stainless steel cookware is the only one that works on this electric-induction-range. Newer cookware that says stainless steel contains far less steel than earlier products.
The burner immediately tells me if my cookware is compatible or not, taking out a lot of guesswork.
87% were impressed with the heat response time, but 13% weren't
There will always be a time lag before the cooktop's temperature sensor registers the heat.
87% found the heating efficient
The electric-induction-range heats up quickly and is more efficient than a gas top in terms of time, energy efficiency and creating a lot of heat in the RV. It also cuts down on additional condensation during winter since propane is not burned in the RV to cook.
70% found the safety features helpful
I appreciate the safety feature of the DUXTOP magnetic cook top that turns itself off when the magnetic pot, griddle or pan is removed from its surface, thus preventing any potential fire hazards.
89% liked the temperature settings, yet 11% were disappointed
It is difficult to achieve the exact temperature for low simmering as the temperature settings increase by 20 degrees around simmer temperatures.
I couldn't find an exact overlap between temperature settings and heat settings. Also, I couldn't find a setting that was great for simmering pasta sauce in temperature mode, but I found one in heating mode.
