INDUCTION COOKING
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Induction cooking is not some radical new technology: it has long been widely used around the world. But, for some reason (perhaps a lack of adequate information and explanation), when first introduced to North America some years ago it never quite caught on. Till quite recently, few outside professional circles had even heard of it, and those who had were often confused about just what it is. But, more or less all of a sudden, that is finally changing. Indeed, some familiar with the field are suggesting that within five to ten years induction cook tops may almost completely capture the field for new installations, worldwide. |
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HOW INDUCTION COOKING WORKS |
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1. The element's electronics power a coil
that produces a high-frequency electromagnetic field. 2. The field penetrates the metal of the
ferrous (magnetic-material) cooking vessel and sets up a
circulating electric current, which generates heat. 3. The heat generated in the cooking vessel
is transferred to the vessel's contents. 4. Nothing outside the vessel is affected
by the field--as soon as the vessel is removed from the element, or the
element turned off, heat generation stops.
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BENEFITS OF INDUCTION COOKING |
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BETTER HEAT
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PRECISION |
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EASY CLEAN-UP especially since there is no need to wait for the unit to cool down. |
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SAFETY Also,
induction uses electricity, so there is also no danger of a gas leak.
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One–of–a–kind
finishes
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COOKWARE We offer a variety of induction
cookware, induction cook tops, and
induction woks. Many restaurants and individuals are turning to
induction cooking technology. Cooking with
induction is faster, safer, cleaner, cooler, and cheaper than gas
or traditional electric ranges. Special induction burner cookware should
be used when cooking on an induction cook top.
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