Programmable Induction Cooktop

Product Specifications

Technical details and manufacturing context for Programmable Induction Cooktop

Definition

A domestic cooking appliance that generates heat through electromagnetic induction directly in ferromagnetic cookware. It features programmable cooking modes, precise temperature control, and rapid heating capabilities. Manufactured at industrial scale for retail distribution to end-users, it represents a modern alternative to traditional electric or gas stoves. The device incorporates safety features and energy-efficient operation for household use. Typical models offer a power rating of 2000–3500 W, a temperature range of 60–240 °C, and a heating zone diameter of 180–220 mm. They operate on 220–240 V supply voltage and use an electromagnetic frequency of 50–60 kHz. Temperature accuracy is maintained within ±5 °C, and a timer allows automatic shut-off from 1 to 180 minutes. Units typically include 8–12 preset cooking programs, a touch control panel, and a glass-ceramic cooking surface that is durable and scratch-resistant. Dimensions are approximately 300×520×60 mm, with a net weight of 5–8 kg. The appliance is rated IPX4 for splash-proof protection and operates at a noise level of ≤60 dB(A). These specifications are reference ranges; verify model-specific values with the manufacturer. The product is intended for countertop installation and is portable for easy handling. It is designed for household use, offering a convenient and efficient cooking solution.

Working Principle

Electromagnetic coils beneath a ceramic surface generate alternating magnetic fields that induce eddy currents in ferromagnetic cookware, producing resistive heating directly in the pan. The heat is generated only in the cookware, not on the surface, which remains relatively cool. This allows for rapid heating and precise temperature control. The induction process is energy-efficient because heat is transferred directly to the pan, minimizing losses. The device uses a power rating of 2000–3500 W and operates at a frequency of 50–60 kHz. The temperature is regulated within ±5 °C, and the timer can be set from 1 to 180 minutes. The cooking surface is made of glass-ceramic, which is durable and scratch-resistant. The appliance is designed for household use and includes safety features such as automatic shut-off and splash-proof protection (IPX4).

Common Materials

Ceramic Glass, Copper Coils, Stainless Steel Housing, Electronic Circuit Boards

Technical Parameters

Parameter	Typical range	Notes & selection driver
Power RatingRequired	2000–3500 W	Maximum electrical power input
Temperature RangeRequired	60–240 °C	Controllable cooking temperature span
Heating Zone DiameterRequired	180–220 mm	Diameter of primary induction area
Input VoltageRequired	220–240 V	Required electrical supply voltage
Frequency Range	50–60 kHz	Operating electromagnetic frequency
Temperature Accuracy	±5 °C	Maintains set temperature within tolerance
Timer Range	1–180 min	Programmable for automatic shut-off
Number of Cooking Programs	8–12	Preset programs for common dishes
Control Panel Type	Touch	Easy to clean and program
Material of Cooking Surface	Glass-ceramic	Durable and scratch-resistant
Dimensions (W x D x H)	300×520×60 mm	Compact for countertop installation
Net Weight	5–8 kg	Portable and easy to handle
Ingress Protection Rating	IPX4	Splash-proof for kitchen useIEC 60529
Noise Level	≤60 dB(A)	Quiet operation

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Components / BOM

Induction Coil Assembly
Generates alternating magnetic field for heating

Material: Copper wire with thermal insulation
Ceramic Glass Cooktop
Provides smooth cooking surface and protects internal components

Material: Tempered ceramic glass
Power Control Module
Regulates electrical power to induction coils

Material: PCB with power transistors
Temperature Sensor
Monitors cookware temperature for precise control

Material: Thermistor with protective housing
Control Panel
User interface for setting cooking parameters

Material: Plastic with membrane switches or touch sensors

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Manufacturers of Programmable Induction Cooktop

2 companies list this product among what they make. Company figures are quoted from each company's own website; every card states where the relationship came from.

Foshan ALK Electric Appliance Co.

Guangdong, CN

Also makes: Electromagnetic Induction Heater

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HMFoodTech

Jilin, CN

Also makes: Temperature Control, Filtration System, Vibrating Screen and 6 more

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the power rating of this induction cooktop?

The power rating is typically 2000–3500 W, but you should verify the exact value for the specific model you are considering.

What temperature range does it support?

The controllable cooking temperature span is 60–240 °C, with an accuracy of ±5 °C. Confirm the exact range for your model.

What is the heating zone diameter?

The primary induction area has a diameter of 180–220 mm. Check the product specifications for the exact size.

What safety features does it have?

It includes automatic shut-off via a timer (1–180 minutes) and an IPX4 splash-proof rating. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for safe use.

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pressure:	Atmospheric only (no pressure vessel)
other spec:	Power input: 120-240V AC, 50/60Hz; Power output: 1.5-3.5kW; Cookware compatibility: Ferromagnetic base required (magnetic attraction test)
temperature:	Typically 40°C to 240°C (cooking surface), ambient to 60°C (electronics)

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