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Induction cooktops offer a high level of convenience due to their fast heating times, precise temperature control, and easy-to-clean surfaces. They are also more energy-efficient than traditional gas or electric cooktops, making them a must have kitchen appliance for home cooks.
Let’s understand the mechanics behind what makes these induction cooktops unique. Unlike gas stoves that make use of fuel to create thermal conduction, induction stoves use electric currents to heat pots and pans directly.
They have a built-in copper coil underneath the cooking surface, usually made of glass or ceramic. When you turn on your device, electricity passes through this coil, creating a fluctuating magnetic field. This magnetic field doesn’t generate heat on the surface of your stove. Instead, it induces small electric currents on the vessel itself. Hence generating the requisite heat to cook your favourite meal.
One of the main benefits of an induction cooktop is its speed and efficiency. The electromagnetic field created by the cooktop heats the cookware directly, rather than the air around it, resulting in faster heating times and less wasted energy. Additionally, induction cooktops offer precise temperature control, making it easier to cook delicate dishes or maintain a steady simmer. They are also safer than traditional gas or electric cooktops, as the surface itself doesn’t get hot, reducing the risk of burns or fires.
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