Would it be crazy to install TWO of these into same counter top? This seems to be a much cheaper way to get four induction burners than a full cooktop
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Yes and no. First, a 30" cooktop is most ideal. Downside is 50amp circuit required. The two hob is found in 110 v and 220v versions. For the 110v you need a dedicated 20amp circuit. Both hobs split the power, thus one is great for lower temp simmering while one can be used for high heat. If you by two cooktops and lay them together you will always have a clean-up problem in the area where they meet. If you have the room I'd get the 30." In my home I have a 30" GE Profile and am very pleased with its performance. I bought the 15" for my motorhome due to space restrictions. 'Hope this helps. Yes and no. First, a 30" cooktop is most ideal. Downside is 50amp circuit required. The two hob is found in 110 v and 220v versions. For the 110v you need a dedicated 20amp circuit. Both hobs split the power, thus one is great for lower temp simmering while one can be used for high heat. If you by two cooktops and lay them together you will always have a clean-up problem in the area where they meet. If you have the room I'd get the 30." In my home I have a 30" GE Profile and am very pleased with its performance. I bought the 15" for my motorhome due to space... » Read More Yes and no. First, a 30" cooktop is most ideal. Downside is 50amp circuit required. The two hob is found in 110 v and 220v versions. For the 110v you need a dedicated 20amp circuit. Both hobs split the power, thus one is great for lower temp simmering while one can be used for high heat. If you by two cooktops and lay them together you will always have a clean-up problem in the area where they meet. If you have the room I'd get the 30." In my home I have a 30" GE Profile and am very pleased with its performance. I bought the 15" for my motorhome due to space restrictions. 'Hope this helps. « Show Less
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It would take up a massive amount of space, but other than that I see no reason you couldn't.
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This is a plug-in unit that I use as a spare stand alone unit. You'll need two outlets below the counter for this to work as well as a large counter space. If you're handy with electrical & carpentry work, installing two units may be possible. Good Luck!
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I use a convention stove. But here is a link to answer your question. http://www.wisegeek.org/what-is-an-induction-cooktop.htm#slideshow
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I dont see a problem as long as the 2 burners line up with the plates on the bottom. I'v seen it on display that way with a deep fryer next to it.The worst that can happen if it doesn't line up is you will get hot spots. Hope that helps
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Absolutely. I have an entire set of Circulon and have an induction stovetop. Love how the hard anodized pans retain heat and they are a breeze to clean.
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I've done both and it works fine. Just make sure if you put them around the burner they don't impede the flame or gas flow. This can cause hot or cold spots and/or difficult lighting.
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I'm not very familiar with induction cooktops, however I think they need a high iron content. I would contact the company to be sure.
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Yes! I've done it before but the burner on the right doesn't get as hot. I think I isolated much of my cooking to the left side.
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I have a electric cook top - looked at the paperwork that I kept just now. I can't find anything at all in reference to induction top. Sorry
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Nope, purchase seperately. I recommend measuring your burners first as the one I ordered is slightly too small and the wok is unstable on it.
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I have a NuWave induction cooktop and have not problem with any of the pans in this set. Wish I could be more help. Good luck!
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I have a two burner griddle it's common sense that directly on top of the burner will be hotter . Keep in mind it's a $200 unit not a $6000 unit.
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No, you'd have to get the plate to put between the pan & induction burner, but will work the same with that...making it nice to not have to buy new cookware. That said, luckily scanpab has a good warranty as I've had to have most pieces replaced. They may be better now, but the inside and outside finishes failed.
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I don't know what an induction cooktop is. I have an electric glass top range. We have three of the pans and love them.
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I use mine as a substitute for my stove top burners and, for many things, as a dutch oven, rather than heating up my large oven. This saves greatly on my electric bill. I have had one in my home for many years.
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Yes. That was the reason I purchased it was for an Induction type burner and it works no problem.
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If you love to cook, I would recommend purchasing more than one. Don't forget to get the appropriate pots and pans, anything that a magnet would stick to. I use mine daily and I also have a working stove! Love, love love it!
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Yes definitely. However I did find that if I had both burners on high there was a marked heat difference between the two burners.