Fagor Portable Induction Burner
In my quest for small furnishings and appliances I came across the Fagor Portable Induction Burner. Based in Spain and founded in 1954, Fagor is renowned for its product quality, performance and innovation. The company is the fifth-largest appliance manufacturer in Europe and the number-one induction cooktop producer in the European market.
Here are the specifics:
Precise, efficient, fast, reliable—a favorite of professional chefs, an induction burner is considered the best cooking surface available. Easy-touch controls with six temperature settings. Features timer and control pad lock. Wipe clean. 1300 watts. 14″ x 12″ x 2¾”.
- Efficient: Uses 90% of energy produced.
- Fast: Quick heating response: as precise as gas, with 50% less cooking time.
- Precise: Melt chocolate or butter without a double boiler.
- Safe: Surface stays cool to the touch with no flames or smoke. Features automatic safety shut-off.
- Easy to clean: Spills wipe up easily because they don’t get cooked onto the glass.
- Elegant: Stainless-steel rim and high-quality, heat-resistant glass with elegant touch controls.
The cooking surface surrounding the pot stays cool to the touch since only the pot gets heated. Considered one the most eco-friendly products for its energy-efficiency, it also cooks faster than gas or electric cooktops, reducing 50% of the cooking time. Heating and temperature adjustments are immediate, allowing you to go from a simmer to a rolling boil in a few seconds.
The flat smooth surface of the Portable Induction cooktop is made of high quality heat resistant glass making spills easy to clean.
This versatile indoor/outdoor cooktop is great for entertaining; use it as a stylish, elegant centerpiece on the table, for outdoor parties and in the kitchen as an extra cooking zone. Use it for your boat, camper, dorm or studio apartment or tiny house or cabin!
The best price I have found for the Fagor Portable Induction Burner is at Amazon
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Daniel on 29 Aug 2008 at 8:03 pm #
This is a lot thinner and sleek compared to the one I have at home. This looks like something I would get someday.
Michael on 29 Aug 2008 at 8:07 pm #
Great find Kent and pretty inexpensive for an induction burner, only $190. Love the size and that it can be stored away when not in use. As a dad of a two year old i really appreciate the cool surface since it reduces the risk of tiny burned fingers. The only draw back I can see is that only magnetic pots and pans work on induction burners (I think) so aluminum core stainless steel clad pans probably won’t work. Right?
Kent on 29 Aug 2008 at 8:18 pm #
Yes, you are right Michael. Here are the specs from the Fagor site: Used only with induction compatible cookware such as enameled iron and steel, stainless steel with a magnetic bottom, or cast iron.
Timothy Latz on 31 Aug 2008 at 8:24 pm #
This would be really nifty for the little cabin I’m planning to build down here in TN. I will have to see if the power wattage would be too much for a solar panel powered electrical system..
Dave Newman on 23 Jan 2009 at 5:10 am #
Rating Voltage: 110 – 120V 50 – 60Hz 1300 Watts I’m thinking of sinking this into the worktop of my tumbleweed type home but would have to up-grade to a genset as I don’t think my 12v inverter is going to like it very much