Duxtop 1800W Portable Induction Cooktop Countertop Burner, Black 9100MC/BT-M20B
Key features
- •PORTABLE INDUCTION BURNER Duxtop induction cooktop uses 120V 15 amp electrical outlet-standard in all North American homes. ETL listed and built to North American electrical standards. Lightweight, portable induction cooktop makes handling and storage easy. Perfect for dorm rooms, home kitchens, backyard cooking, RVs, boats, etc.
- •HIGH EFFICIENCY Choose from 15 preset power levels 200W to 1800W and 15 preset temperature level settings 140 F to 460 F. With an 83 percentage energy efficiency rating, induction cooker is more efficient than traditional gas or electric stoves yet provides quick heat-up and faster cooking times
- •EASY TO CLEAN & VIEW With no open flame or heating element, food does not burn on the oversized glass cooktop, making the induction burner easy to clean just wipe with a damp towel. The angle control panel with a large display screen, providing easy viewing, even from a distance.
- •REQUIRES INDUCTION READY COOKWARE Induction stoves rely on cookware to heat, so it's essential to choose magnetic bottom cookware with a minimum diameter of 5 inches. The auto-pan detection will shut the unit off automatically after 60 seconds if no cookware, or the incorrect cookware is detected.
- •100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Please allow the induction hot plate to cool down before cleaning. If you have any questions with our product, please feel free to contact our customer service.
Duxtop 1800W Portable Induction Cooktop Countertop Burner, Black 9100MC/BT-M20B
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Only took two days to become essential in my kitchen... .. !
L. Johnson•August 27, 2017
Previously highly skeptical of induction cooking, this unit has changed my mind. Incredible how the heating stops immediately when turned down or off, fantastic for making gravy and sauces. Useful in not burning sensitive things by using the temperature settings. Pleased by how the even cooking keeps the pan cleaner after pan frying (sauté). Delighted with the electrical cost savings (here the electric rates are over three times higher than the national average). Comforted by the lower heating of the kitchen (107.4°F here yesterday). Plus when used with VonShef Induction Hob Heat Diffuser Stainless Steel, Medium (23.5cm/9.25") nearly all of the non-induction cookware is usable. My friends now only talk with me if I promise not to brag on it.
The downsides. Not particularly useful for cooking pasta. A nice product improvement would be adjustable feet for uneven surfaces
The downsides. Not particularly useful for cooking pasta. A nice product improvement would be adjustable feet for uneven surfaces
Amazing and works with my old cookware
dandds•July 10, 2017
My regular 4 burner range quit, and before I sprung for a new induction one, I wanted to try the technology. This will heat a dutch oven (6qts) to boiling in about 8 minutes. a 2 quart saucepan 1/2 full of water only takes a few minutes. Noise seems to be what others downgrade this model on--it has a fan, yes, but I wouldn't call it noisy, not enough noise to drop it to 4 stars. I initially thought that I would have to get new pans, but my very expensive Danish ScanPans are induction ready, as are any pan that a magnet sticks to--including enamel/cast iron such as Le Cruset, so if you have been avoiding an induction burner--just grab a magnet off the fridge, and see if it sticks to the bottom--if it does then your pans are ready for this amazing portable cooktop.
and sometimes higher for actually simmering stuff like sauces or sauteing chicken
T-Kettle•June 26, 2017
I've used it for about a year before I even realized the power setting went above 5 (the default when you turn it on). I've always turned it down around 2 for most stuff, and sometimes higher for actually simmering stuff like sauces or sauteing chicken. Today I realized it went all the way to 10, so I threw 2 litres of water on it to see how long it would take to boil and holy crap was it fast. I didn't time it, but it seemed like under 10 minutes. This thing has some serious power and is perfectly reliable so far, with the only problem being a rubber foot falling off, which is obviously minor because I can just glue it back in.
If I had one complaint, I wish the fan would stay on longer. When you turn it off, the fan runs for a minute or so, then turns off and the display says "hot" until it cools down. If the fan stayed on until it was cooled, it would speed up the cooling process so I could store it sooner.
If I had one complaint, I wish the fan would stay on longer. When you turn it off, the fan runs for a minute or so, then turns off and the display says "hot" until it cools down. If the fan stayed on until it was cooled, it would speed up the cooling process so I could store it sooner.
and it works great. I can bring it up to pressure and ...
mjmen•May 21, 2017
I got this unit two years ago, I use it just about every day, it has worked flawlessly. It has taken awhile to learn how to use it, but with some experimenting, it can be used with quite a bit of fines. I use it with a Fagor stainless steel pressure cooker, and it works great. I can bring it up to pressure and use the timer function to cook all different kinds of dishes, to perfection.
I would give this product a five stare rating, but over time the glued on control panel plastic label has a small crack near one of the buttons, and it has become slightly miss aligned near one end. This kind of spoils the clean look of the unit, but it does not affect the way it operates. I would buy this cooktop again but I would probably get the 9600 model, as it has more temperature settings. and it looks like the control panel is better.
I would give this product a five stare rating, but over time the glued on control panel plastic label has a small crack near one of the buttons, and it has become slightly miss aligned near one end. This kind of spoils the clean look of the unit, but it does not affect the way it operates. I would buy this cooktop again but I would probably get the 9600 model, as it has more temperature settings. and it looks like the control panel is better.
Solid performer
FYI_Columbia•May 10, 2017
Bought this as a temporary cooktop when my Electolux went belly up so that I didn't have to rush into making a $2000 hasty decision and it has been really good. It heats up the pans quickly and efficiently. It is mildly noisy because of a fan needed to cool the components, but all induction hobs have that feature. I particularly liked the cooktime automatic off for things like cooking rice where you want the direct heat off at a certain time and it is still ok to have a warm burner while the rice steams. I have only used this for about a month, so I don't knowits long term durability. It cleans up easily, it's light weight and easily portable. It would be perfect for an efficiency apartment, a burner if you are renovating your kitchen, a spare hearing element at Thanksgiving when your stove top is already full, and a single burner to film all the cooking instruction videos you want to post on youtube.
I did not use the temperature settings as I found the numerical settings to be fine for my cooking.
I have used it multiple times a day every day for the month I've had it and i have no complaints.
I did not use the temperature settings as I found the numerical settings to be fine for my cooking.
I have used it multiple times a day every day for the month I've had it and i have no complaints.
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