Salton Portable Infrared Cooktop - Single - Salton
Salton Portable Infrared Cooktop - Single - Salton

Portable Single-Burner Infrared Cooktop with Stainless Steel Housing

Model: HP1502

Regular price$69.99
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UPC: 061283108715

  • Standard limited warranty is extended by an extra 6 months when you buy directly from us!
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This Single Infrared cooktop is small and portable enough to be used just about anywhere! It heats more efficiently than regular stove tops, has minimal heat loss to the countertop or table and is compatible with all types of cookware – including glass! With its elegant stainless steel design and lightweight construction, this cooktop is perfect for homes, cottages, and camp sites.

• Compatible with all types of cookware including glass and aluminum
• Faster heat up with minimal heat loss to the countertop or table
• Precise temperature control from boil to simmer
• Easy to clean
• Elegant stainless steel housing with large 7.4ā€ (188mm) diameter burner
• Ideal for entertaining
• Perfect for keeping buffet foods warm
• Lightweight and easy to store

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Most flat-bottomed cookware made for the stovetop. Infrared and coil burners heat the surface, which then heats your pan, so you don't need magnetic cookware.
  • Infrared and coil cooktops heat the burner surface, which passes heat to the pan. Induction heats the pan directly through magnetism. Infrared and coil work with more types of cookware, while induction responds faster and stays cooler around the pan.
  • Infrared and coil cooktops heat the burner surface, which passes heat to the pan. Induction heats the pan directly through magnetism. Infrared and coil work with more types of cookware, while induction responds faster and stays cooler around the pan.
  • On a stable, flat, heat-resistant surface with space around it. Keep it away from walls, curtains and anything that could catch fire.
  • Unplug it and wait until it's completely cool. Wipe the surface with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Never put the cooktop in water. Your manual covers anything specific to your model.