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If you’re used to conventional cookers, you’ll have to change your cooking habits, as you don’t need to preheat pans or wait for a long time to boil water. You will also have to avoid picking up the pan to flip food as that may scratch the surface and will switch the cooktop off. See More
The cooktop allows you to store up to 25 different preset options for recipes of food that you love. Not only can you store the desired temperatures, but also the different time frames. For example, the dish can boil for 15 minutes, simmer for another 20 minutes, and switch off after that. See More
There are two small burners at the back and two large ones in the front with variable size. Almost all typical cookware should fit on this cooktop since there are seven different sizes to choose from throughout the unit. The smaller back burners can be used to keep your food warm or to gently simmer something while you can do the main cooking on the large front ones. See More
The cooktop uses induction technology, meaning that it heats up to cookware itself and not the burners. Not only does it use power more efficiently, it heats up almost instantly, taking only half a minute to heat a pan. Another benefit is that the surface doesn’t get hot, as the energy is transferred directly to the cookware. See More
The TI-2C is a portable cooktop that's great for lodges, caravans or those who don’t want to install a cooktop into their countertop. However, there is also a TI-2B model, which is technically identical but can be built in countertops, and an MD-2B model, which is a smaller version with smaller burners that can be either carried around or installed permanently in your kitchen. See More