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electrolux induction cooktops – safe, precise and powerful
take the heat out of the kitchen
As there are no naked flames, the residual
heat experienced with induction zones is
substantially reduced, keeping the kitchen
cooler and the food perfect. Naturally this
means surfaces are much easier to wipe
clean, as spilt food is not burnt onto the
hotplates or surrounds.
Additionally, if there is no pot on the induction
zone, the zone will not heat up, avoiding
accidents that can occur when cooktops
are left on. Simple to operate and elegantly
designed, an Electrolux induction cooktop
will fit seamlessly into your kitchen.
For people who like to mix the new with
the classic, there’s also the choice of a
combination cooktop which combines
state-of-the-art induction technology with
conventional electric cooking.
how does it work?
Induction technology uses electromagnetic
fields to transfer energy to the cooking pot which
then converts into heat. The heat is generated at
the base of the pan, not by a cooking element. In
ef fe c t, th is t u r n s th e pa n i tse l f into a h ot p l a te a n d
removes a significant amount of radiant heat
from the cooktop surface.
suitable induction cooking utensils
In principle, steel, steel-enamel and cast iron
pots and pans with magnetic bases are suitable
for induction cooking. High-grade steel pans
with a mixed metal base (sandwich base) are
suitable for induction only if the manufacturer
has expressly marked them as such.
If you wish to use a special type of pan (eg.
a pressure cooker, simmering pan, wok
etc.), please observe the manufacturer’s
instructions. For a quick test, use a magnet –
it will stick firmly to suitable pots and pans.
Aluminium, copper, brass, glass, ceramic,
porcelain or stainless steel pots and
pans (unless specifically designated as
suitable for induction), are not suitable
for induction cooking.
Precision perfect cooking is no longer a case of luck over good judgement. Exact temperatures can be reached and maintained
easily. This greater precision enables you to do things like melt chocolate without it burning or to simmer special sauces without
them boiling. Control is at your fingertips with induction cooking. The electromagnetic method of heat transfer utilised in induction
cooking uses energy to maximum efficiency, conserving power. Unlike other cooking appliances there is no pre-heating phase.
induction zones
(EHD6010P, EHD60140P, EHD80160P only)
bevelled sides
EHD68200P shown
Induction cooking will revolutionise your kitchen. No domestic cooking system heats faster,
uses less power or is more precise and safe to use than induction – not even gas!
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