What is an induction stove
The induction plate is a small transformer located under the surface of the cooking panel. Thermal energy is not transmitted from the fireplace dishes.
After turning on, the plate begins very rapid heating, and then with the help of microelectronics itself will reduce the temperature to the required values.
There is the possibility of choosing the so -called booster regime. The bottom line is that power is taken from a neighboring burner, which allows you to reduce the time of cooking at times. Also, an indisputable advantage is that the burners on which there are no dishes are practically not heated, t. e. The possibility of burning is excluded.
