Review on 🔥 2020 Latest Stainless Steel Heat Diffuser Induction Adapter Plate with Removable Handle - Ideal for Cooking Coffee, Milk, and More on Electric Stove - 5.5inch by Ricky Brooks

I recently installed an Invisacook induction system under a porcelain worktop. Although I've replaced my pots and pans, there are some I didn't want to replace, such as my kettle, which I use to make Turkish tea. This solved my problem. After fitting the product with risers below to keep the heat from lingering on my porcelain countertop, I gave it a try. WORKS AS RECOMMENDED. My water boiled, my counter next to my plate stayed cool, and I got delicious tea using my standard kettle. FYI, 1) This plate is getting hot. It comes with a detachable handle. Do not leave the handle on the stove while it is heating up. Use it to lift the platen after you're done so you don't touch the hot AF platen. It's not a coated stylus so I'm sure it will heat up even if you leave it attached while the platen heats up. Just use some logic here. 2) No, the Invisacook system is not for sale at Revain but you can find it on YouTube/Google to learn more. your plate. This method is specific to the Invisacook/counter system as the heat generated by the pot is trapped between the pot and the counter. The stands add airflow without breaking induction to keep my counter cool. Again, if you have a conventional induction cooker, no attachments are needed. You can use the plate right out of the box and it will work. Update 10/21/2021: For those who have asked for attachments, it's hard to describe if you don't have an InvisiCook system. The best method anyone can use is to place an induction mat under the stove to dissipate heat. This plate also gets HOT AF, so it can only win.