August 23rd, 2011 
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Induction : Summit : SINC2220 12 Induction Cooktop with 2 Cooking Zones – 240V Features
- Timer
- Schott Ceran Glass Panel
- Touch Sensor Controls
- 4-Digit LED Display
- 8 Adjustable Power Levels
Induction : Summit : SINC2220 12 Induction Cooktop with 2 Cooking Zones – 240V Description
SINC2220 Features: -Induction cooktop. -Black finish. -Schott Ceran153 surface: Smooth surface made of durable and elegant black glass. -Beveled edges: Smooth, slightly rounded edges protect you from minor injuries associated with sharp corners. -Seven piece cookware set: Each purchase includes a complimentary set of induction cookware complete with glass lids. -Electromagnetic heat: Heat is produced inside your pan for even cooking with 90pct energy efficiency. -Energy efficient: 84pct of the heat created goes directly towards heating cookware contents. -Cool surface: Most heat is sent directly to cookware, keeping the surface fairly cool to touch. -Automatic pan recognition: Interior coil turns off after 30 seconds if there is no induction cookware on top. -Child lock: Prevent accidents with this safety feature. -Ten power levels: Get precise control of heating temperature with adjustable touch controls. -LED display: Four digit display lets you keep track of power setting. -Timer: Program timer between 0-99 minutes. -Easy cleanup: With no baked-on messes, all you need is a damp cloth to wipe down the surface. -Amps: 15. -220 Volts AC/60 Hz. -Energy efficient. -US Electrical safety: UL. -Manufacturer provides one year parts/labor warranty. -Overall dimensions: 3.25” H x 11.38” W x 20” D. For more information on this product please view the Sheet(s) below: Induction Cooktop Manual Sheet Induction Cooktop Specification Sheet Induction Cooktop Technical Sheet Read More …
Induction : Summit : SINC2220 12 Induction Cooktop with 2 Cooking Zones – 240V Reviews
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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
 A very nice rangetop, By
There were a couple of surprises with this order. First off, the rangetop came with unexpected 10-piece set of stainless steel cookware, of moderate quality. Second, it required a special plug, the kind with one prong perpendicular to the other. Most will need to have an electrician run a special line. Third, when plugged in, there is a constant flashing from the LED display — this flashing cannot be turned off. Fourth, a new countertop will probably be required (cutout 19 1/8 x 10 3/8). Fifth, there are non-removeable legs on the bottom, increasing the depth of the unit. In the booklet, the manufacture recommends that the oven be unplugged after each use. Sorry, but that’s really bad design for a rangetop. The OFF switch should act like an off switch. Barring all that — this is a very nice induction oven. I replaced a broken 4-burner gas rangetop with a 2-burner gas cooktop and this cooktop. The induction allows for very fast cooking. I’ve learned to ignore the flashing lights. A lower-cost version without the cheap cookware set would definitely have been preferred. |
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