Portable induction cooktop

Dec 26, 2012

Updated Apr 22, 2013

The Max Burton Induction Cooktop uses magnetic waves instead of microwaves to heat food. It reacts to magnetic pans, such as steel or iron, and heats up instantly. With no open flame or glowing heat element, it makes cooking in the cab of a truck safer. The 1800 Watt Induction Cooktop is portable and can be plugged into a 110v power outlet. The LED display shows 10 power levels and temperature levels from 140 F to 450 F. It also features a 180-minute timer and an overheat warning sensor, as well as an LED display and cookware detection sensor.

For more information, visit maxburtonappliances.com.

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