🔌 Empava IDC12B2 2-Burner Electric Stove Induction Cooktop, 12 Inch, Black Vitro Ceramic Glass, Smooth Surface, 120V Review

I bought this for my RV. I took the stove out and put it in because it gets hot when I use the stove in a Florida RV and my AC is on all the time so with this real induction glass top it doesn't generate heat and that makes me happy which is why i love this device.

Good top quality. The only downside I've noticed so far that I wasn't expecting is that the fans are pretty noisy when running. They rev up when the burner is turned on and are easily audible with no ambient noise. But the background noise is only a small point of criticism that doesn't detract from the good performance. I've had both large pots and pans and small pans and they all worked pretty well.

This device was just right for the small area in my outdoor top. My only gripe is that it's not lacking in the usual cheap aluminum tops. Pots should be made of iron or steel as a precaution, as cheap pots can burn and cause damage. I found it difficult to mix the right type of pot that the unit will accept. But I see safety and a reason for it. It is less likely to start a fire if left on control pots that will burn. The device is great and a great purchase. Neat and beautiful.

This is your first time having a conductive hob so not sure how it's supposed to work. This one looks great and is easy to install (we installed it professionally). It took me a while to figure out how to turn it on; The hob is locked and you need to unlock the specific burner and then turn it on. I think reading the instructions will help. The hob will make a "click" sound when it starts heating the pots; Again, I'm not sure if this is common or not. However, it heats up quickly and is easy to

Induction cooking is very efficient and offers excellent temperature control. No loss of heat energy for heating the kitchen as heat energy goes directly to the dishes (you need induction ready meals - if a magnet sticks to it it will work). Perfect replacement for the propane cooktop in my RV. This stove offers the convenience of two burners that require a dedicated 20 amp, 120 volt circuit. Security features like power sharing between burners and locking the power buttons are also good. And…

At all settings, my appliance draws 10-30% less power than advertised, including no more than 1330 watts when using a large burner 1800w at setting and not more than 1550 when using both burners at a maximum power of 900W. This has been tested on several pots including a 14 inch cast iron skillet which is pretty much the most magnetic item you can use. The support rep who answered my email was polite but didn't seem to have read my question.

We bought a 36 inch 5 burner hob. In general I like them a lot. This is a huge improvement over the coils we've had before. when running and a bit of humming with some of the pots we use but nothing notable. I love the quick response and control it gives. My only benefit is that the rear center coil seems to be the same size as the others, despite having a larger circle around it. I have a 12 inch cast iron skillet that I cook almost everything in and it doesn't reach the edges of the pan at…

I love the design and functionality until I discovered that if I set one burner to 1100w and then try to use the second burner at 1100w, the first burner the power is automatically reduced to 700 W. Aha. I had a 1500 on one side and a 500 on the other and only bought it because I needed high performance on both sides. I've been using this other stove for years with no problems, so for many people this may not be a problem at all. I'll be returning this one though and see if I can get another…