Model library
Read exact-model notes about cooking zones, interface functions, cookware fit, electrical limits and supplied equipment. A family name is not a substitute for checking the model number and manual.
Amazon Basics
A one-zone countertop induction cooktop with eight discrete wattage settings, a separate eight-choice 160–440°F temperature mode, a three-hour countdown, and a 5.7–8.2-inch cookware diameter range.
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Avanti
A black, freestanding single-zone induction cooktop for one flat-bottom magnetic pan at a time. The current manufacturer listing specifies 120 V, 15 A and 1,800 W; its exact guide lists an adjustable 500–1,800 W Power Mode, a separate Fahrenheit Temperature Mode and a countdown timer that turns the cooktop off at expiry. It is not built in.
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Breville
A one-zone household induction cooker combining under-glass pan-temperature feedback, guided cooking, an included wired probe, and documented pan setpoints up to 482°F.
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ChangBERT
A one-zone, 120 V countertop induction cooker with separate Heat and Temp controls. Its exact F-IH-series manual lists 200–1,800 W in 200 W steps, 120–460°F in 20°F steps, and a 9:59 maximum countdown; the product-page control counts and ten-hour headline differ.
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ChangBERT
A one-zone countertop cooker that requires a higher-voltage plan than an ordinary 120 V portable burner. Its cover-matching F-IH manual identifies model 102718-A as 240 V / 3,200 W and lists 400–3,200 W in 200 W steps, 120–500°F in 20°F steps, and a 9:59 countdown.
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ChangBERT
A single-zone portable induction cooktop with one Heat mode, ten numbered levels and a countdown timer. The manufacturer product page advertises 400–1,800 W across ten fixed levels; the exact manual labels the levels 1–10 but does not map individual levels to watts. The quick guide says this model has no separate Temperature mode.
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ChangBERT
ChangBERT CIB-80 is a single-zone, 120-volt countertop induction cooker with separate Heat and Temp modes. Its exact manual documents a 200–1,800 W range, 120–460°F setpoints and a timer ending at 9:59; the product page and manual conflict on the number of listed settings.
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ChangBERT
A single-zone countertop induction cooktop with a listed 120 V NEMA 1-15P plug, push-button controls, nine 200–1,800 W power presets, eighteen 120–460°F temperature presets and a product-page-advertised ten-hour timer.
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ChangBERT
ChangBERT CIB-80P is a one-zone, 120-volt countertop cooker with separate Heat and Temp controls plus dedicated Boil and Keep Warm shortcuts. The exact manual documents 200–1,800 W, 120–460°F, a 12-hour timer and magnetic cookware contact-base limits.
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ChangBERT
ChangBERT CIB-80Pro is a one-zone countertop induction cooker with Heat, Temp, Boil and Keep Warm controls. Its exact manual shares the CIB-80P’s 200–1,800 W range, 120–460°F setpoints and 12-hour timer; the page distinguishes the Professional Chef Edition and Schott glass surface.
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ChangBERT
A one-zone induction cooker whose model-specific manual documents both countertop use and a drop-in counter installation. It uses a 120 V NEMA 5-15P plug and has independent Heat, Temp, Boil and Keep Warm controls.
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Ciarra
A one-zone 1,800 W household countertop induction cooktop with nine discrete power steps beginning at 100 W and eight temperature selections.
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Ciarra
A compact one-zone 1,500 W countertop induction cooktop, SKU CATIH1A-M, with eight Power steps, eight Temperature steps and a four-hour countdown timer.
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Ciarra
A single-zone 1,500 W portable induction cooktop configuration identified as CATIH1A-P in the manufacturer family manual and a retailer listing labeled Cherry.
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Drinkpod
A one-zone residential indoor countertop induction cooktop sold as the Curved (Includes Pan) SKU DP-CHEFTOP-1-A-PN. Its exact manual cover identifies cooktop DP-CHEFTOP-1-A even though the listing heading says ChefTop 1B. The manual documents power adjustment, Power Booster and a 1–240-minute timer but no numeric watt map or separate temperature control; it also advises no more than two hours of continuous use.
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Drinkpod
A one-zone residential indoor countertop induction cooktop with a distinct Power and Temp control path. The exact DP-CHEFTOP-1-B manual lists 140–460°F cookware-temperature settings and a 1–240-minute countdown, while leaving wattage, pan-size range and temperature step unspecified; it also advises no more than two hours of continuous use.
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Duxtop
A one-zone, gold-accented induction cooktop with ten Power settings, ten Temperature settings and a 170-minute countdown timer.
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Duxtop
A one-zone, silver-accented induction cooktop with ten Power settings, ten Temperature settings and a 170-minute countdown timer.
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Duxtop
A silver-finish single-zone induction cooktop with listed 15-level power and temperature ranges and a 170-minute countdown timer.
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Duxtop
A single-zone touch-control induction cooktop with separate 15-step Power and Temperature modes and a 170-minute countdown timer.
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Duxtop
A two-zone household induction cooktop for countertop use or qualified built-in installation, with one shared 1,800 W maximum when both zones operate.
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Duxtop
A one-zone Duxtop with separate 15-step Power and Temperature modes, a 170-minute timer and black finish on the current exact product listing.
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Duxtop
A one-zone Duxtop with separate 15-step Power and Temperature modes, a 170-minute timer and gold finish on the current exact product listing.
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Duxtop
A single-zone sensor-touch cooktop with separate power and temperature modes, a long countdown timer, and dedicated boil and keep-warm shortcuts.
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Duxtop
The black-finish sibling to the silver 9600LS, with 20-level power and temperature modes, a dedicated boil/keep-warm control, and an automatic countdown timer.
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Duxtop
A household countertop double induction cooktop with separate left/right controls, power sharing and a documented 10-hour countdown timer.
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Duxtop
A black-glass, two-zone portable induction cooktop with independent controls, an LCD display, a 1,800 W appliance rating and a five-inch minimum magnetic cookware base.
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Duxtop
A two-zone household cooktop pairing a 100–1,800 W induction zone with a nonmagnetic-cookware infrared zone; the two sides share 1,800 W when used together.
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Duxtop
A one-zone household induction cooktop with documented countertop and built-in placement, 15 power settings from 200 to 1,800 W, 15 separate cookware-temperature settings, and a 170-minute timer.
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Duxtop
A single-zone portable induction cooktop with 20 Power levels, 20 separate Temperature settings and a 170-minute timer.
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Duxtop
A single-zone stainless-housed countertop induction cooktop with separate 20-step Power and Temperature modes, a front-angled LCD panel and a 10-hour manual timer.
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Elite Gourmet
A one-zone portable induction cooktop in black, with ten listed power levels spanning 600–1,500 W, a separate 140–465°F temperature range and a three-hour timer; verify the exact operating instructions because the page-linked guide is for a different skillet.
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Elite Gourmet
A one-zone portable induction cooktop in blue, with ten listed power levels spanning 600–1,500 W, a separate 140–465°F temperature range and a three-hour timer; verify the exact operating instructions because the page-linked guide is for a different skillet.
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Elite Gourmet
A one-zone portable induction cooktop in white, with ten listed power levels spanning 600–1,500 W, a separate 140–465°F temperature range and a three-hour timer; verify the exact operating instructions because the page-linked guide is for a different skillet.
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Empava
A vertical 120 V dual-zone cooktop whose Sync control links the neighboring elements; two active zones still share 1,800 W, and low power labels pulse.
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Empava
A vertical two-zone 120 V induction cooktop with built-in or countertop plans, but an 1,800 W combined cap and shared burner output.
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Empava
A 120 V horizontal two-zone cooktop with an 1,800 W shared ceiling, unequal single-zone maxima, nine Temperature selections and a 179-minute countdown.
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Equator
Vertical two-zone induction cooktop with nine power levels, 1,800 W listed total output, automatic sharing and a freestanding or built-in household setup.
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Equator
Horizontal two-zone induction cooktop with separate timers, automatic power sharing, nine levels and an 1,800 W total rating; freestanding or built-in household use.
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Equator
A one-zone, 1,400 W countertop induction cooktop in Black; the exact page lists six heat levels and a 1–180 minute timer.
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Equator
A one-zone, 1,400 W countertop induction cooktop in Blue; the official U.S. PIC 100 family listing includes Blue among five finishes, and the exact manufacturer Canada listing identifies SKU PIC 100 Blue.
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Equator
A one-zone, 1,400 W countertop induction cooktop in Copper; the exact page lists six heat levels and a 1–180 minute timer.
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Equator
A one-zone, 1,400 W countertop induction cooktop in Lilac; the exact page lists six heat levels and a 1–180 minute timer.
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Equator
A one-zone, 1,400 W countertop induction cooktop in Silver; the exact page lists six heat levels and a 1–180 minute timer.
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Equator
Two countertop induction zones with separate six-level controls, a shared 1,800 W total ceiling and a wide black body.
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GreenPan
A single-zone countertop induction cooktop with ten numbered Heat settings, a separate 150–450°F Temp mode, and a five-to-180-minute countdown. The manufacturer showed it temporarily out of stock on the checked date.
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Hamilton Beach
A current one-zone household induction cooker rated at 1,800 W, with ten numbered power levels, separate 175–450°F temperature settings and a 150-minute timer.
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IKEA
A one-zone, plug-in TILLREDA for a compact counter or an extra cooking position; IKEA lists a 120 V, 1,800 W rating and magnetic-base cookware.
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Mueller Home
A one-zone 1,800 W household countertop induction cooktop with four cooking presets, eight set temperatures, five mapped power levels and a 240-minute countdown timer. Its exact manual also sets a 60-minutes-on per two-hour duty limit.
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NutriChef
A page-identified NCIT1S.3 single-zone induction unit rated at 1,500 W with a listed 140–460°F range; exact setpoint steps and operating manual bridge remain unresolved.
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NutriChef
A 1,500 W one-zone induction cooker with eight uneven temperature points, three physical controls and a two-hour idle shutdown but no documented countdown.
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NutriChef
A compact 1,500 W one-zone induction cooker with 17 evenly spaced 20°F targets and a two-hour idle shutdown; no user countdown is documented.
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NutriChef
A one-zone induction countertop burner with ten selectable wattage levels beginning at 100 W, ten uneven temperature settings from 140–460°F, and a four-hour countdown.
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NutriChef
A one-zone 1,500 W induction burner with eight named cooking functions, eight uneven manual-listed temperature points from 140–518°F, and a 3:59 countdown.
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NutriChef
A wide two-zone induction cooktop with separate controls, a fixed 140°F Warm function and eight uneven temperature settings; simultaneous wattage is not established.
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NutriChef
A two-zone induction counter unit whose exact manual explicitly limits shared output to 1,800 W total, with a 140°F Warm function and four-hour countdown.
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NutriChef
A dual-zone induction cooktop with nine manual-listed P levels, an overall 1,800 W rating and a 99-minute countdown; the P-level watt and temperature mappings are unpublished.
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NutriChef
A vertical two-zone induction cooktop with nine numbered P-levels, a 99-minute countdown, and no manual-published watt or Fahrenheit table.
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Nuwave
A two-zone countertop induction cooktop with 8-inch coils, three selectable shared-total power settings, separate touch controls and a keypad that permits 1°F setpoint entries.
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Nuwave
An indoor, single-vessel induction wok system with a custom-matched 14-inch carbon-steel wok, 600/900/1500 W choices, and a 100–575°F setpoint adjustable in 5°F steps. It is not a general pan-capable portable burner.
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Nuwave
A one-vessel, indoor countertop induction wok system with a matched 14-inch carbon-steel wok, selectable 600/900/1500 W limits, and 100–575°F manual temperature settings.
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Nuwave
The Nuwave Mosaic matched induction wok system bundled with the separately documented eight-piece bamboo steamer/accessory kit.
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Nuwave
The Nuwave Mosaic matched induction wok system bundled with an additional Wok Cooking cookbook.
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Nuwave
A single-zone countertop induction cooktop with three selectable wattage settings, a 100–575°F display range and three-stage cooking; its manual conflicts on temperature-step increments.
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Nuwave
A compact single-zone listing with 600/900/1,400 W settings and a 500°F ceiling. Its 2025 model-labeled guides document 5°F adjustment, timer, probe operation and 3–10 in cookware guidance; however, they disagree about the minimum setpoint and the Owner Manual prints internal Part #30511.
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Nuwave
A two-zone countertop induction cooktop with separate temperature and timer panels, two 900/1,800 W power choices and a documented 12-inch pan-width limit.
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Nuwave
A two-zone countertop induction cooktop with independently controlled 8-inch zones and three selectable total-wattage settings that are dynamically shared.
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Nuwave
The one-zone PIC Flex offer selected with a 4-quart pan; the manufacturer itemizes that pan but does not state its lid, material or cookbook inclusion.
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Nuwave
The PIC Flex one-zone induction cooktop with a selected package listing a 9-inch fry pan and recipe book; included pan construction and base details are unstated.
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Nuwave
A one-zone countertop induction cooktop with 600/900/1300 W choices, temperature settings and a 10-stage program; the base offer lists a recipe book.
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Nuwave
A compact one-zone induction cooktop with selectable 600/900/1400-watt settings, adjustable temperature setpoints, and three timed cooking stages.
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Nuwave
A one-zone 1,500 W countertop PIC with 600/900 W alternatives, 100–575°F setpoints in 10°F steps, and a model-30211 Owner Manual; Nuwave showed the direct offer sold out.
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Nuwave
A one-zone countertop induction cooktop with three selectable wattage settings, adjustable cooking-temperature setpoints, and a three-stage timed sequence.
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Nuwave
A single-zone portable induction cooktop whose current exact-model page lists 900/1,500/1,800 W modes and 100–575°F setpoints in 5°F increments; its linked long manual identifies the older 30701 model.
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Nuwave
A single-zone portable induction cooktop with a wired probe, three selectable wattage levels and programmable cooking stages.
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Salton
A one-zone countertop induction cooktop with separate wattage and temperature settings, selectable power from 300 to 1,800 W, and a three-hour auto-off timer.
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Salton
A single-zone countertop induction cooktop with a wired probe that can stop at a food-temperature target or maintain a set temperature in its separate Hold mode.
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Salton
A one-zone indoor countertop induction cooktop with a separate eight-setting Temperature mode, eight numbered Power levels and a three-hour auto-off countdown; individual Power-level wattages are not listed in its booklet.
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Salton
A one-zone countertop induction cooktop with ten page-listed temperature settings, a 300–1,500 W Power range and a three-hour countdown timer.
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Simply Conserve (AM Conservation)
A current-reference, single-zone countertop induction cooktop with nine listed levels from 200 to 1,800 W, a separate Fahrenheit/Celsius temperature mode, and a timer manual-listed to 2 hours 59 minutes.
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SMEG
A one-zone U.S. portable induction cooker in the black finish, with a 1,800 W maximum, nine power levels and an included wired food probe.
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SMEG
A one-zone U.S. portable induction cooker in the emerald green finish, with a 1,800 W maximum, nine power levels and an included wired food probe.
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SMEG
A one-zone U.S. portable induction cooker in the white finish, with a 1,800 W maximum, nine power levels and an included wired food probe.
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SPT / Mr. Induction
Exact SPT package of the single-zone SR-1882 1,650 W induction cooktop and the named HK-4200B 3.5 L stainless-steel pot with tempered-glass lid. The cooker performance and installation documents match SR-1882; the pot is a package addition, not another cooking zone. The included pot body size is not a published measurement of its flat magnetic base.
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SPT / Mr. Induction
A one-zone SPT cooktop listed for either countertop or built-in use, with 120 V / 60 Hz supply, a 1,650 W maximum and separate Cook and Temp modes. Its linked manual agrees with the product-page nine-step Cook ladder and documents pulsed low labels, but the page and manual disagree on one Temp value. The built-in sheet and owner manual also specify different dedicated outlet ratings, a real installation issue to resolve before cutting a counter.
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SPT / Mr. Induction
An exact SPT package containing the knob-adjusted SR-1884SS single-zone induction cooktop and a named HK-4200B 3.5 L stainless-steel pot with glass lid. The model-specific cooker manual documents 120 V/60 Hz, a 1,650 W maximum, pulsed low labels, and a 4.75–10.25-inch flat magnetic cookware-base range.
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SPT / Mr. Induction
A black, one-zone 120 V countertop induction cooktop whose exact page and manual confirm a rotary power/temperature adjustment knob. It shares the 1,650 W rating and pulsed 100–500 W labels of the touch-adjusted SR-1885SS, while its exact manual specifies a 4.75–10.25-inch flat magnetic cookware-base range.
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SPT / Mr. Induction
An exact SPT package containing the SR-1885SS touch-panel, one-zone 1,650 W countertop cooktop and a named HK-4200B 3.5 L stainless-steel pot with glass lid. The cooker’s five lowest wattage labels pulse at 650 W; its model-specific manual gives flat magnetic-base and counter-placement limits.
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SPT / Mr. Induction
A black, single-zone 120 V countertop induction cooktop with touch plus/minus adjustment, separate Cook and Temp modes, a 1,650 W listed maximum and a model-specific manual that documents a 4.75–10.25-inch flat magnetic cookware-base range. Its 100–500 W labels pulse a 650 W minimum rather than delivering continuous low power.
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SPT / Mr. Induction
Exact SPT package pairing one SR-1886BK 1,800 W induction cooktop with the named HK-4200B 3.5 L stainless-steel pot and tempered-glass lid. It is one cooking zone; the pot's flat magnetic-base diameter is not published.
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SPT / Mr. Induction
A current one-zone 120V cooktop with eight 300–1,800W power levels, eight 160–440°F temperature selections, a fixed 360°F Fry mode, and unusually narrow cookware-base guidance.
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SPT / Mr. Induction
An exact SPT bundle SKU pairing the one-zone black SR-964TB, rated at 1,300 W, with one HK-4200B 3.5 L stainless pot and glass lid; the package adds named cookware, not another burner.
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SPT / Mr. Induction
A black, one-zone 120 V induction cooktop with a 1,300 W listed maximum, discrete Keep Warm settings and a linked manual whose cover identifies SR-964T rather than the exact SR-964TB suffix.
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SPT / Mr. Induction
An exact package SKU combining the one-zone silver SR-964TS cooktop with SPT’s HK-4200B 3.5 L stainless pot and glass lid; it does not add another heating zone or raise the cooktop’s 1,300 W ceiling.
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SPT / Mr. Induction
A current manufacturer-listed, one-zone 120 V induction cooktop with 1,300 W maximum, discrete Warm settings and a linked manual whose cover model omits the final S.
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True Induction
A manufacturer-identified cooktop-and-ten-piece-cookware package. Its page gives QB ID DBSET and lists 1800 W, but conflicts on single versus double burner; the included cooktop model and electrical details are not identified.
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True Induction
A compact two-zone, 120 V household induction unit with both inset and counter-foot arrangements documented in its current manual, and 1,750 W shared total output.
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True Induction
A one-zone package whose official listing specifies a 1600-watt single-burner induction cooktop and a ten-piece stainless-steel cookware set; the included appliance model and detailed operating limits are not identified on the package page.
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True Induction
A one-zone, 120 V household induction cooktop listed for built-in installation or countertop placement, with separate Heat and 150–450°F Temperature modes.
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True Induction
A two-zone, 120 V household induction model listed for built-in installation or countertop placement, with a 1,750 W shared maximum in the current product page and 2023 manual.
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True Induction
A portable two-zone, 120 V household induction cooktop with ten Heat levels per zone, a 150–450°F Temperature mode, and output shared between burners.
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Tuco
A current one-zone countertop induction cooktop listed under SKU TUCO-PIC-BW, with ten 60–1,800 W power levels, ten 140–450°F temperature settings, and an advertised 24-hour countdown. The direct product page displayed Sold Out when checked; the included user manual is not available as a download on the captured page.
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Chefman · Earlier model
An earlier one-zone household induction cooktop with eight discrete power levels, eight Fahrenheit settings, a 179-minute timed shutoff and a manual-documented 12-inch maximum pan diameter.
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Empava · Earlier model
An earlier 120 V single-zone model with 18 power labels, adjustable 120–460°F Temperature mode, three presets and a long countdown. Its first two power labels pulse 300 W rather than provide steady 100/200 W output.
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Empava · Earlier model
An earlier horizontal two-zone 120 V model with an adjustable 120–460°F Temperature mode, 9:59 countdown and a built-in installation option; its 1,800 W total is shared.
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Max Burton · Earlier model
An earlier one-zone #6000 induction cooktop package with the #6010 interface disk documented as strapped together.
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Max Burton · Earlier model
An earlier one-zone 120 V cooktop with separate wattage and temperature modes and a 180-minute automatic shutoff timer.
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Max Burton · Earlier model
An earlier stainless-bodied single-zone #6200 Deluxe package with the #6010 interface disk documented as boxed together.
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Max Burton · Earlier model
An earlier stainless-bodied one-zone cooktop with ten power levels, ten temperature settings and a 180-minute automatic shutoff timer.
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Max Burton · Earlier model
An earlier one-zone cooktop with separate 10-level Heat and 15-target Temp modes, a 180-minute shutoff timer and black glass touchpad.
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Max Burton · Earlier model
An earlier single-zone Max Burton P/N 6450 portable induction cooktop with a manufacturer-hosted 6450 operating-instructions file; the manual confirms pan-fit, temperature-feedback and timer behavior, but current availability is unconfirmed.
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Max Burton · Earlier model
An earlier one-zone 18XL with a 9-inch coil, wireless food probe, three-stage cooking program and cookware guidance up to 14 inches.
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SPT / Mr. Induction · Earlier model
An earlier gold-trim SR-1883G cooktop package whose exact SPT SKU, SR-1883G-42B, adds the HK-4200B 3.5 L stainless pot with glass lid. The pot is listed in the package description even though the current official bundle-page image displays only the cooktop.
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SPT / Mr. Induction · Earlier model
The gold-trim finish sibling to SPT’s SR-1883S: an earlier one-zone 120 V countertop cooktop rated to 1,650 W, with a separate temperature mode, nine labelled power selections and a 9-hour-59-minute off-timer. The three lowest power labels are simulated using 700 W pulses rather than continuous output at those values.
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SPT / Mr. Induction · Earlier model
An earlier silver-trim SR-1883S single-zone cooktop paired on SPT’s exact SR-1883S-42B page with its HK-4200B 3.5 L stainless pot and glass lid. The package adds cookware, not another burner or a different control system.
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SPT / Mr. Induction · Earlier model
An earlier one-zone, 120 V countertop cooktop rated to 1,650 W, with nine labelled power selections, a separate temperature mode, a 9-hour-59-minute off-timer, and flat magnetic cookware-base guidance of 4.75–10.25 inches. The three lowest power labels use intermittent 700 W heating rather than continuous output at those numbers.
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SPT / Mr. Induction · Earlier model
An earlier one-zone SPT induction cooktop with a listed 1,300 W ceiling, twenty power selections across a stated 300–1,300 W range, three listed Warm temperatures, and a timer up to 9 hours 50 minutes. Its exact page is marked discontinued and out of stock; an exact-model owner manual and cookware-base limits were not located.
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SPT / Mr. Induction · Earlier model
An earlier, discontinued one-zone 120 V cooktop with a 1,300 W maximum, seven displayed Cook settings, a separate 13-choice 100–390°F Temp mode, an eight-hour timer and documented countertop or built-in installation plans.
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Summit Appliance · Earlier model
An earlier, discontinued one-zone portable induction cooktop originally sold with a seven-piece cookware set. Its precise household electrical rating is unresolved because the exact product page/specification sheet and exact manual conflict.
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AROMA Housewares · Model reference
A one-zone, indoor household countertop induction cooktop documented by Aroma’s exact AID-505 manual: 5 numbered heat settings, a dedicated Warm control and a 120 V AC instruction. Exact watts, current draw, plug standard, pan-size limits and current sales availability are not established; it remains reference-only, not a purchase recommendation.
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AROMA Housewares · Model reference
A one-zone household countertop induction cooktop documented by an AID-506 manual: six numbered heat settings, a 1–180 minute shutoff timer and a 120 V AC supply instruction. Exact watts, current draw, pan-size limits and current purchase availability are not established; retained as a reference, not a current purchase recommendation.
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AROMA Housewares · Model reference
A one-zone household countertop induction cooktop identified by Aroma's exact AID-507 support page and 2012 manual. The manual documents five numbered heat levels, Sear/Brown, Boil, Slow Cook and Warm functions, 120 V AC use, and an eight-hour maximum timer for ordinary heating. The page is a parts-and-manual record rather than a sales offer, so this is a reference-only assessment, not a current purchase recommendation.
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AROMA Housewares · Model reference
A one-zone, indoor household countertop induction cooktop documented by Aroma’s exact AID-509 manual: 6 numbered heat settings, a dedicated Warm control and a 120 V AC instruction. Exact watts, current draw, plug standard, pan-size limits and current sales availability are not established; it remains reference-only, not a purchase recommendation.
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AROMA Housewares · Model reference
An exact AID-510 Forté support/manual identity for an indoor, household, one-zone countertop induction cooktop. Aroma’s manual documents five numbered heat levels plus Sauté/Brown, Boil, Slow Cook and Warm; the exact support page is for parts and a manual rather than a cooktop sales offer, so this is a reference-only assessment.
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AROMA Housewares · Model reference
A one-zone indoor household induction cooktop described by Aroma's AID-513FP support page as a cooktop with a fry pan. Its manual documents eight numbered heat settings, Sauté/Brown, Boil, Slow Cook and Warm programs, and 120 V AC use. The included pan is named only for the FP configuration, with no model or size. Current and historical sale availability are not established; this remains reference-only.
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Breville | Commercial · Model reference
A one-zone commercial precision induction cooker with separate pan and probe control, custom programs and a documented 72-hour timer; retained as a commercial model reference, not a household buying recommendation.
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Cuisinart · Model reference
A discontinued single-zone household One Top cooker with Basic, probe-led Sous Vide, and app-guided Recipe modes documented for OT1500GF; current app compatibility and conflicting published temperature/dimension values remain unknown.
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Cuisinart · Model reference
A discontinued single-zone household induction cooktop with eight heat settings, 300–1,600 W power range, 150-minute countdown and a documented 4.7-inch minimum cookware diameter.
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Cuisinart · Model reference
A discontinued two-zone household induction cooktop with an 1,200 W left zone, a 600 W right zone, separate 150-minute timers, and an 1,800 W total rating; the ICT-60P1 is covered as a separately documented suffix variant.
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Cuisinart · Model reference
A discontinued single-zone household induction cooker with direct 100–1,500 W power steps, app-guided recipe and probe-led temperature modes in its user guide, and a documented 6–11 inch cookware-base range.
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Drinkpod · Model reference
A two-zone side-by-side induction cooktop (exact maker model DP-CHEFTOP-2) with a material product-page/manual conflict: the product page describes portable countertop use, but the model-specific manual calls for fixed built-in installation. The manual lists 120 V / 60 Hz / 1,800 W maximum, nine numbered levels, a 1–99 minute timer and a 10 cm minimum magnetic base; it does not establish a portable plug/circuit or detailed two-zone watt map. It remains reference-only, not a buying recommendation, pending Drinkpod clarification.
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Drinkpod · Model reference
A two-zone front-to-back induction cooktop (exact maker model DP-CHEFTOP-2V) with a material product-page/manual conflict: the product page describes portable countertop use, but the model-specific manual calls for fixed built-in installation. The manual lists 120 V / 60 Hz / 1,800 W maximum, nine numbered levels, a 1–99 minute timer and a 10 cm minimum magnetic base; it does not establish a portable plug/circuit or detailed two-zone watt map. It remains reference-only, not a buying recommendation, pending Drinkpod clarification.
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Equator · Model reference
Vertical two-zone induction cooktop with nine wattage levels per zone and 1,800 W listed total; the exact product page and linked owner manual conflict on the electrical rating.
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Equator · Model reference
Horizontal two-zone induction cooktop with shared 1,800 W total output, separate left/right wattage tables, and a 120–460°F temperature mode in the exact manual; the electrical rating remains in conflict.
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Equator · Model reference
20-inch hybrid cooktop with one induction zone and one radiant ceramic zone. The exact manual says built-in household use only while the current product page also claims freestanding use; keep as an identification reference until the maker reconciles the configuration and voltage details.
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Hamilton Beach · Model reference
A discontinued one-zone household induction cooktop with a 1,300 W rating, six product-page heat settings, a lock and a 120-minute timer; the manual recommends 5–10 inch flat-bottom cookware.
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NESCO / The Metal Ware Corporation · Model reference
A one-zone 120 V household induction cooktop with five named cooking modes and a manual-documented 3.15–10.00-inch cookware-base range. The exact model is confirmed by NESCO’s manual; a sale offer is not established, so this is an owner reference rather than a buying pick.
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Salton · Model reference
A one-zone, 1,800 W countertop induction model with eight power steps, eight temperature settings, a three-hour auto-off timer and a manual-specified 4.75–8-inch cookware range.
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Salton · Model reference
A two-zone countertop induction cooktop with a 120 V polarized-plug instruction and a three-hour manual-documented auto-off timer.
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Salton · Model reference
Exact Salton ID2155 single-zone portable induction cooktop. The exact product page and English booklet document ten Power levels, ten temperature presets, a three-hour countdown, dedicated pause, Keep Warm and lock functions. Page showed Sold Out on 2026-10-25; retained as reference-only, not purchase-eligible.
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