Induction Cooktop

An induction cooktop is a modern kitchen appliance that uses electromagnetic technology to heat cookware directly, without the need for traditional heating elements. Instead of generating heat through gas or electric coils, an induction cooktop creates a magnetic field that induces heat in compatible pots and pans. This results in faster, more precise cooking while maintaining energy efficiency. With features like precise temperature control, rapid heating, and safety features such as automatic shut-off and pan detection, induction cooktops offer a convenient and versatile cooking experience.