Xinneng Electric

In recent years, induction cookers have been occupying the main position of household electric stoves, which is closely related to their high thermal efficiency, convenient use, compact size, and ability to steam, boil, stir fry, stew, and rinse. The electric ceramic stove we are going to talk about today has many similarities with induction cookers in terms of function and appearance. Some manufacturers even claim that their electric ceramic stove products are more powerful than induction cookers in some aspects. Is this true?

What is an electric ceramic stove? An electric ceramic stove is a type of stove made using the thermal effect of electric current (heat is generated when current passes through a conductor). Its appearance is somewhat similar to an induction cooker, but its working principle is different from that of an induction cooker. The internal part of the electric pottery furnace is equipped with a heating plate, so the electric pottery furnace hardly picks up any utensils. In addition to common metal utensils, it can also be used as a heating furnace for pots made of glass, cast iron, sand, and other materials.

The advantages of an electric pottery stove are: 1. It has a wide heating range and evenly heats the food, which is closer to the effect of traditional cooking. 2. Electric pottery stoves can be used in conjunction with baking trays to make barbecue or iron plate grilling, with a wider range of applications. 3. The high-frequency radiation of an electric ceramic stove is very small, almost close to zero, so there is no need to worry about high-energy radiation causing harm to the human body when using it (induction cookers, microwave ovens, etc. have high high-frequency radiation and need to maintain a distance of about 50 centimeters when using). 4. The heating temperature of an electric ceramic furnace is high, reaching 600 degrees or even higher. 5. The power of most household ceramic stoves is around 2100W, which is similar to the power of appliances such as induction cookers. Common 10A sockets can be used.