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Induction Cooking:
Induction-Cooking Database

Induction-Cooking Equipment Database

      

generic image of an induction-cooking unit This search uses any or all of the following criteria to locate units for you:
  • Maximum Countertop Width Used - to fit the space available

  • Minimum Countertop Width Used - if you require spaciousness

  • Maximum Current Draw - to not exceed your available supply-wiring capability

  • Minimum Number of Elements - to match your cooking preferences


The source database includes all units starting at 24 inches (or so) in width. That of course omits all the "domino" units, the one- and two-element drop-ins of (typically) 12 to 15 inches in width; but those are normally used by people who are building a custom installation in "mix-and-match" style. You can easily select from those, if you want or need such types, by simply looking at the first couple of boxes (the pale-yellow ones) in the table of all units on the North American "Residential" Units page of this site. Indeed, you could also use that page to do what we do here, except that here you can play with several variables, because you are looking at units that can vary substantially in the search-criterion data noted above.

Enter your criteria in the form below, then click the button; this page will then reload showing your criteria and the units that match them. You can repeat that process as often as you like. The results will show as the info boxes for the units, along with a title line for each showing whether we sell the unit, and, if we do, providing a click-on link to the detailed buying page for that unit.

If you are not aware of the significance of the current-draw parameter, please read the "Kitchen Electricity 101" page of this site. It's very important to not get a unit requiring more power than your wiring can supply!

Maximum countertop width, in inches (approximate):
        24"          30"          36" 


Minimum countertop width, in inches (approximate):
        24"          30"          36" 


Maximum current draw, in amperes:
        30 A.          40 A.          50 A.          60 A. 


Minimum number of cooking elements:
        2          3          4          5          6 


        


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  TheInductionSite.com   all the web   

(a brief site overview)
 The site's introductory Front Page

(the what, how, and why)
 Induction Cooking--the Basics:
       
How Induction Works:
 which explains why it is different from all other cooking methods
    The Pros and the Cons:
 an honest appraisal of the advantages and disadvantages
    Kitchen Electricity 101:
 important things you should know about power
    Replacing Existing Combination Stoves
 problems with and solutions for replacing "slide-in" range/oven combination units
    Radiation--a Hazard?
 scientifically sound assessments (and no, it's not a hazard)
    Further Information
 links to other major internet induction-cooking resources
 

(who makes what, in detail)
 Induction Equipment--the Makers and Their Products:
   
Makers and Their Products:
 all the units--commercial and residential--sorted by maker, with maker information
    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
    New! 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
    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
    Induction-Units Database:
 search all the build-in cooktops by size, current draw, and element count
    The Individual Maker Pages:
   AEG | Alaska | Amica | Ariston | Arthur Martin | Asko | Atag | Athena
   Balay | Bartscher | Bauknecht | Baumatic | Belair | Belling | Benk | Berghoff | Blanco Australia | Blomberg | Bonnet | Bosch | Brandt | Buffet Enhancements
   Cadco | Candy | Caple | CDA | Cecilware | Chef King | CommercialPro | Constructa | Cookers | Cooktek | Cylinda
   De Dietrich | Defy | De'Longhi | Dito | Diva de Provence
   Edesa | Elco | Electrolux | Elro | Etna | Eurolec
   Fagor | Falcon
   Gaggenau | Garland | GE | Gorenje | Gram | Grepa
   Heartland | Hoover | Hotpoint | Husqvarna
   IKEA | ILVE | Induced Energy | The Induction Company | Ital | Iwatani
   John Lewis | Juno
   Kenmore | Kenwood | KitchenAid | Kleenmaid | Kompact | Kuppersbusch
   Leisure | LG | Liventa
   Mareno | Mastercook | Menu System | Micromark | Miele | Minky | Molteni | Montague
   Neff
   Omega Oranier
   Palson | Panasonic | Pelgrim | Premium
   Quoba
   Ramblewood | Redfyre | Rosieres | Rotek
   Salvis | Sangiorgio | Sanyo | Sarena | Sauter | Scholtes | SIBIR | Siemens | Smeg | Spring | Stellar | Stoves | Sunpentown
   Tarrison | Tatung | Tayama | Tefal | Teka | Thermador | Thermaline
   Valera | Viking | Vollrath | Voss | V-Zug
   Waring | White Westinghouse | Whirlpool | Windcrest | Wolf | Wolfgang Puck |
   Zanussi | Zaxx

 

(how to choose and buy a unit)
 Selecting and Buying--Advice and Offers:
   
Selecting a Unit:
 how to decide which unit or units are exactly right for you
    Induction-Units Database:
 pick out North American residential build-in cooktops by size, current draw, and element count [U.K. coming soon!]
    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
    New! 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!
    Buying a Unit:
 generic advice and tips
    Why Buy Here?
 we retail units--here's why we hope you'll buy through us
    Induction-Cooking Units For Sale Here:
 we only sell units for which we can offer the best price--this is our list of offerings

 

(the best, induction or not)
 Cookware--the Best to Be Had:
   
Cookware for Induction Cooking:
 what defines excellent cookware, whether for induction or not
    Cookware for Sale Here:
 as with induction equipment, we will only offer at the best prices
    Lines We Offer:
 these are the best cookware at the best prices
  ·  Lodge Cast Iron and Enamelware
  ·  clad cookware coming soon

 

(find and buy any cookbook)
 Cookbooks--Selected and General:
   
Selected Cookbooks:
 how and why they were "selected"
    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
    Find Any Cookbook:
 an alphabetical master listing of all currently available cookbooks
    Search For Cookbooks, New:
 search for particular cookbooks--or any books or authors or topics--in print and for sale new
    Search For Cookbooks, Used:
 search for particular cookbooks--or any books or authors or topics--for sale used

 




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