Induction Cooktops

An induction cooktop heats the pan directly with a magnetic field, so it brings water to a boil quickly, responds the instant you change the setting, and stays cooler than a radiant element where there is no pan — spills are less likely to bake on. Your cookware must be magnetic: if a magnet sticks to the bottom of the pan, it will work. Full-size induction cooktops need a dedicated 240-volt circuit. Compare the number of cooking zones, bridge or flex zones for griddles, the controls (touch sliders or knobs), and the cut-out size, and note that there is no open flame in the kitchen.

All Make Appliance lists 105 induction cooktops from 24 brands, including Fisher Paykel, KitchenAid, Summit and GE Profile. 40 of them are in stock right now, and every listing below shows its current availability. Free NJ/NY-metro delivery on orders over $499.