Magnetic Induction Cooking And Pacemakers?
There is simply no guidance I have found about this. I have to avoid heavily charging alternators, generators, welders, etc. But how about magnetic induction cooktops? A thousand watts of power conver...
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I have an induction unit (I think it's a Boss or Big Boss) not a NuWave.. Works great.. Near as I can tell it's as good as the NuWave..
It is a plug in unit (Portable) so I will set it on the counter plug it in. lay a paper towel on top of it to catch any splatter and my fry pan on it (Making sure I use one of the Induction compatable ones. not all are) or my other cookpot.. When I lift the pan after finishing the top is already cool and the paper towel wipes down whatever needs wiping.
Not a lot of waste heat either
With the resistive Burner or the gas burner there is waste heat goes up outside the pan (even if the pan is bigger than the burner) with the induction unit the pan IS the burner so the heat is contained where I want it.
Kitchen stays cooler
Uses less KWH
Easier to clean
I like it.. Big time.
It is a plug in unit (Portable) so I will set it on the counter plug it in. lay a paper towel on top of it to catch any splatter and my fry pan on it (Making sure I use one of the Induction compatable ones. not all are) or my other cookpot.. When I lift the pan after finishing the top is already cool and the paper towel wipes down whatever needs wiping.
Not a lot of waste heat either
With the resistive Burner or the gas burner there is waste heat goes up outside the pan (even if the pan is bigger than the burner) with the induction unit the pan IS the burner so the heat is contained where I want it.
Kitchen stays cooler
Uses less KWH
Easier to clean
I like it.. Big time.
