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Induction cooking just got sleeker! Introducing the Salton slim induction cooktop. The lightest induction cooktop yet means induction is safer, faster and easier than ever. With 10 temperature settings, you now have the power of precise temperature control to handle all of your cooking needs. Boasting a solid crystal glass top, count down timer and easy to clean touch sensitive controls, this deluxe induction cooktop is perfect for everyday use.
Safe: no open flames
Precise instant temperature control
Faster than gas, coil and ceramic stoves
Energy efficient induction heats the pot, not the cooking surface
The most environmentally friendly way to cook: more efficient than any other cooking technology
LED display with 10 cooking levels temperatures range from 60 °C to 240 °C (140 °F to 465 °F)
Timer: up to 3 hours with auto shut-off and audible signal
Easy to clean: drips, spatters and spills don’t bake on surface
Audible error signal and auto shut-off for pot detection
Power range setting: 300 to 1500 W
Buy this from www.salton.com and your standard limited warranty is extended by an extra 6 months, free.
Induction needs magnetic cookware: cast iron, enamelled cast iron and most stainless steel. If a fridge magnet sticks firmly to the bottom of the pan, it will work. Aluminum, copper and glass won't, unless the base is marked induction compatible.
The cooktop only heats when it detects a suitable pan. A pan that isn't magnetic, is too small or sits off-centre may not be detected, and the cooktop may beep or show an error. Your manual explains the error codes for your model.
A flat-bottomed pan that covers the cooking zone circle. Warped or rounded bottoms make poor contact and heat unevenly. Your manual lists the minimum pan size.
The glass doesn't create heat itself, but it does get hot from the pan sitting on it. Let it cool before touching or wiping it.
Yes. A low hum or buzz is normal with induction, especially at higher settings or with multi-layer cookware. The cooling fan may also keep running for a bit after you switch off.
