VBGK Electric Cooktop,110V 2100W Electric Stove Top,Built-in Radiant Double Induction Cooktop
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VBGK 12 Inch Dual Burner Knob Electric Ceramic Cooktop
Dual Independent Cooking Zones
Two separate heating zones let you cook two different dishes at the same time to save cooking time. Total rated power: 2100W (1200W + 900W), works with North American standard 110–120V power supply.
9 Power Levels for All Cooking Needs
9 adjustable power settings for braising, frying, simmering, steaming, boiling, stir-frying and roasting. The far-infrared ceramic heating performs as well as gas stoves, creating great-tasting meals every time.
User-Friendly Knob Operation
Designed with physical rotary knobs for easy operation, perfect for seniors and people with poor eyesight. Unlike touch-sensitive panels, mechanical knobs prevent accidental activation by children and pets, adding extra safety.
Energy-Saving & Radiation-Free
Adopts far-infrared heating technology with zero electromagnetic radiation. Heat transfers directly to cookware without redundant heating parts, realizing fast heating and high energy efficiency.
Compatible with All Flat-Bottom Cookware
Works with aluminum, copper, cast iron and non-magnetic stainless steel cookware. Little heat loss during heating. The smooth glass surface can be easily cleaned by wiping with a cloth after cooling down. Please follow the user manual for installation; feel free to contact customer service anytime for help.
Technical Specifications
- Rated voltage: 110–120V North American household standard
- Total power: 2100W (1200W + 900W dual independent burners)
- Power levels: 9 adjustable gears
- Control mode: Independent rotary knob control
- Heating method: Far-infrared ceramic heating, no electromagnetic radiation
- Applicable cookware: All flat-bottom cookware
- Surface material: High-temperature resistant ceramic glass, easy to clean
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