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Insignia Single-Zone Induction Cooktop EXPIRED
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| Rating: | (4.6 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 21 Best Buy Reviews |
| Product Name: | Insignia™ - Single-Zone Induction Cooktop |
| Product Description: | Whether you need an extra range to prepare a full meal or just a cooktop in your dorm or RV, the Insignia single-zone induction cooktop lets you safely and efficiently prepare food for friends and family. Its induction technology provides uniform heat distribution to evenly heat food, and the glass surface makes cleanup a breeze. Automatic shut-off and child lock functions offer added safety so you can enjoy both food and family. |
| Model Number: | NS-IC1ZBK0 |
| Product SKU: | 6343732 |
| UPC: | 600603249846 |
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The 1300W units are fine - and less likely to trip a breaker if you're concerned that you don't have a 15A circuit to use this on - but the extra wattage can be useful. For example, I use mine to brew 5-gallon batches of beer since the alternative is my electric range (which can't reach or maintain boil) or hauling out the propane and stand burner (which I'm too lazy to do, and requires that I've been paying attention to the amount of propane I have left). This is cheap, portable, and does the job.
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The 1300W units are fine - and less likely to trip a breaker if you're concerned that you don't have a 15A circuit to use this on - but the extra wattage can be useful. For example, I use mine to brew 5-gallon batches of beer since the alternative is my electric range (which can't reach or maintain boil) or hauling out the propane and stand burner (which I'm too lazy to do, and requires that I've been paying attention to the amount of propane I have left). This is cheap, portable, and does the job.
What makes the induction units so efficient also limits their use. I'd still recommend one over a hotplate if a person doesn't have something already - especially if another $30-35 1800W Rosewill unit with the free stainless pot pops up - but it's not worth swapping it out if you have something that works for you already.
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edit: looks like i bought a similar model that is no longer available from BB, this maybe the newer model, but the older ones worked well.
edit: looks like i bought a similar model that is no longer available from BB, this maybe the newer model, but the older ones worked well.