True Induction cooktops

Love it since it puts less heat in to the rest of the coach and it will boil water much faster when you are at higher altitudes. We store our portable induction cooktop in the microwave when we are on the road.

So far we love it. Only been out a few times this year but will be heading west in a few weeks so will give it a good testing then. I love bacon but don't like cooking it inside (spatter and smoke). My first item was boiling a pot of water and it seemed to boil faster than even the kettle.

One great thing about the portable cooktop, is that you can set a specific temperature, with, say, a cast iron crock on top of it, put on the lid and it now is a crock pot. We don't have to carry that with us now.

Love it. I'm going to get a residential stove for the house.

One of the best additions to the mh. Add a set of Magma induction ready nesting pots, and you are golden.

I hear you must use pots that will attract a magnet like steel or cast iron. Aluminum won't work. Is that true?

jolooote wrote:
I hear you must use pots that will attract a magnet like steel or cast iron. Aluminum won't work. Is that true?

True.

We installed an induction cooktop when we purchased our Dutchstar last year. It heats water rapidly. We purchased the induction pots and pans for it. When I'm not using it, I cover it and use the additional counter space. We love it!

KimmyS 2014 Newmar Dutchstar.

We love our induction stove. And yes you have to use steel or cast cookware.

How many watts do they pull?