Magnetic Induction Cooking And Pacemakers?

Plenty of hits on google.

Did you try Googling the issue? My Best findings were these:

Medical study

Pacemakers & Induction cooktops

Down here access to Google is very spotty. I'll try at night. RV forums is much easier.

Hi Mex,

Induction not a great idea imo.

"While designing induction cooktops, it would be helpful if the manufacturers reduced the maximum allowed eccentricity. This is because the more tolerant of eccentricity the cooktop is, the higher will be the voltages that can be induced.

Pacemaker patients should maintain distance from the induction cooktop. They should take care to position pots on induction cooktops concentrically on the induction coil. This will prevent leakage current which can pass through the body when the cookware is touched for long periods of time.

Patients with unipolar sensing pulse generators should not touch pots on induction cooktops for long periods of time nor use metal utensils. Close and prolonged exposures are a no-no, sir.

Finally, if you are shopping for a new cooktop, it might be easier to pick one that is not an induction cooktop.

Read the pacemakers information guide given to you after placement of the implant. They often provide information on electromagnetic interference. Different manufacturers literature specify various things to avoid and those to use with precaution."

You can get here more easily than google?

Yessir.
I haven't the faintest idea why. It's not the google site. It's from there is the freeze up. Same thing for the RV FORUMS private messaging. Difficult. 404 errors.

Google performs even worse than RV.NET? Unbelievable! :B

If you can tolerate the magnetism induction cooktops are very good for a wide variety of reasons.

GOOGLE home page pops up fine. From there it's 404 city but much less so mid night to 7AM

How about trying another search engine?