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Salvis/FrankeGeneral Salvis/Franke InformationFranke and Salvis "merged"--which implies a joining of equals--but the end result is simply "Salvis", though there is even yet still a separate Franke web site (but the Franke line does not appear to comprise any induction equipment). Salvis shows two lines containing induction countertop equipment, all commercial-grade; they have matching style and appearance, and would doubtless mix and match well. The first, which they call their "Compactline", offers a dozen or so units; they are all described in a single PDF document, the Compactline. Note especially their electrical-service requirements: most require 400-volt, 3-phase mains power, not commonly available outside commercial kitchens. The two "multifunctional" units can be used as ordinary cookers or as several other specialized things--those requiring separately bought accessories (available: wok frame, wok pan, pasta casserole, pasta segments, griddle plate, temperature sensor, etc.). The second line, which is not wholly induction, is their "Smartline"; it, too, is presented in a single PDF document, the "Smartline". (All "links" below are to the corresponding PDF document.)
Salvis also offers this mobile station for front-of-house use; it can hold any of the Smartline units. As always in these listings, we give these standard general--
Salvis Induction-Unit DataCompactlineWe found twelve Salvis Compactline induction-cooking induction-cooking models:
CompactlineThese units are each available as either 3.5-kW power using 230-volt service or 5.0-kW power using 400-volt service. We found six Salvis Smartline induction-cooking induction-cooking models:
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The site's introductory Front Page |
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(the what, how, and why) |
Induction Cooking--the Basics: | |||
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How Induction Works: which explains why it is different from all other cooking methods |
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The Pros and the Cons:
an honest appraisal of the advantages and disadvantages |
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Kitchen Electricity 101:
important things you should know about power |
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Replacing Existing Ranges
problems with and solutions for replacing "slide-in" range/oven combination units |
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Radiation--a Hazard?
scientifically sound assessments (and no, it's not a hazard) |
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Further Information
links to other major internet induction-cooking resources |
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FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
answers--sometimes lengthy--to, yes, frequently asked questions |
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(who makes what, in detail) |
Induction Equipment--the Makers and Their Products: | |||
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Makers and Their Products: all the units--commercial and residential--sorted by maker, with maker information |
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Residential-Use Products Available in North America:
all the "residential" units now available in the U.S.A. and Canada, with comparison tables and full data · build-in equipment · countertop units |
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Residential-Use Products Available in the U.K.:
all the "residential" units now available in the U.K., with comparison tables and full data · build-in equipment · countertop units |
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Commercial-Use Products Available in North America:
all the commercial/professional units now available in the U.S.A. and Canada, with comparison tables and full data |
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Induction-Units Database:
search all the build-in cooktops by size, current draw, and element count |
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The Individual Maker Pages:
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Induction-Cooking Accessories:
handy tools to augment your induction-cooking experience |
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(how to choose and buy a unit) |
Selecting and Buying--Advice and Offers: | |||
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Selecting a Unit: how to decide which unit or units are exactly right for you |
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Induction-Units Database:
pick out North American residential build-in cooktops by size, current draw, and element count [U.K. coming soon!] |
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Induction Products Available in North America:
all units now available in the U.S.A. and Canada, with comparison tables and full data · residential use: - build-in equipment - countertop units · commercial use |
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Induction Products Available in the U.K.:
all units now available in the U.K., with comparison tables and full data · residential use: - build-in equipment - countertop units · commercial use - coming soon! |
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Buying a Unit:
generic advice and tips |
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Why Buy Here?
we retail units--here's why we hope you'll buy through us |
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Induction-Cooking Units For Sale Here:
we only sell units for which we can offer the best price--this is our list of offerings |
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Induction-Cooking Accessories:
some handy tools to augment your induction-cooking experience |
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(the best, induction or not) |
Cookware--the Best to Be Had: | |||
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Cookware for Induction Cooking: what defines excellent cookware, whether for induction or not |
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Cookware for Sale Here:
as with induction equipment, we will only offer at the best prices |
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Lines We Offer:
these are the best cookware at the best prices · Lodge Cast Iron and Enamelware · All-Clad Stainless-Steel Cookware |
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(find and buy any cookbook) |
Cookbooks--Selected and General: | |||
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Selected Cookbooks: how and why they were "selected" |
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Selected Cookbooks, by Category:
· Selected Basic Cookbooks - good for learning cookery · Selected General Cookbooks - unspecialized sound cookery · Selected Specialized Cookbooks - topic-oriented, from fish to vegetarian · Selected Regional Cookbooks - the cookery of a place, a nation, or the world · Selected Miscellaneous Cookbooks - cookery techniques that don't quite fit elsewhere |
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Find Any Cookbook:
an alphabetical master listing of all currently available cookbooks |
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Search For Cookbooks, New:
search for particular cookbooks--or any books or authors or topics--in print and for sale new |
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Search For Cookbooks, Used:
search for particular cookbooks--or any books or authors or topics--for sale used |
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