Faster heating times with reduced temperatures means energy efficient cooking and a saving on energy costs.
Induction cooktops offer significant benefits in comparison to electricity and gas. Enhanced safety, less heat lost to the atmosphere (60 to 70% more energy efficient) means induction is here to stay.

Best Stainless Steel Cookware
The surface is hard and non-porous providing a smooth cooking surface. The advantage stainless steel has over non stick cookware is that over time the layer of non-stick coating film may peel or become uneven. Whereas the smooth surface of stainless steel doesn’t diminish in quality and withstands wear and tear. Stainless steel cookware is durable and easily cleaned.

Duxtop Induction Cookware
Duxtop cookware has been designed with induction cooktops in mind although the cookware performs just as well on gas, glass or electric. It’s a product of Secura, a company that produces induction cooktops. The cookware is stainless steel, with a base of aluminium layed between 2 layers of stainless steel ensuring heat is evenly distributed through the pan, promoting even cooking

Non Stick Induction Cookware Set
The benefit of non stick cookware is that you don’t need to add oils to stop food sticking and so contributes to healthy eating. Non stick is particularly useful when cooking eggs or pancakes that stick easily, for example. Another big tick is the pans don’t react to acidic foods like tomatoes and are extremely easy to clean. Note: Don’t use sharp cooking utensils like metal forks or spoons as they can damage the non-stick coating

Portable Induction Cooktops
Enjoy the benefits of induction cooktops anywhere with these portable cooktops. Whether you’re hitting the road in the RV, going on a family vacation, or attending a convention and planning to cook in your room. Needing an extra cooking space at home for entertaining? These are the perfect solution

Induction Cookware
Maximise efficiency and minimise wasted energy using the best induction cookware. Construction material is important and the pots and pans need to have a ferrous base to be compatible with induction cooktop technology. Designed to rapidly heat and evenly distribute heat pots and pans should match the size of the cooking zones closely

Best T Fal Cookware
The Ultimate Hard Anodized cookware set as the name implies is durable and built to last. Safe, non stick surfaces that are PFOA-free deliver even heat.If you're using an induction cooktop the T-fal Professional Total Nonstick Cookware is the option for you

Energy Efficient Solutions
When you use gas or electric cooktops a significant amount of energy is lost between the cooktop and the pan. The difference with induction is that energy is created within pan itself, heating and cooking the contents effectively utilising available energy. The cookware directly impacts the efficiency, so it’s important that the correct cookware is used. Induction is an energy efficient cooking solution

Cheap Induction Cookware
Induction compatible cookware is needed to cook on induction cooktops. What does this mean? The cookware has to be ferrous (contain iron). Examples are cast iron, stainless steel, anodized aluminum. Cookware can be checked for compatibility by using a magnet. If it sticks you're ready to go. If not, induction interface disks can be purchased. Alternatively induction compatible cookware is very reasonably priced and versatile so it can be used on gas, electric, glass

How Does Induction Heating Work?
Using electromagnetism pans are turning into cookers. Heat is created inside the pan itself rather than from the outside as we see in gas and electric cooktops. When the pan is placed on the induction cooking plate the magnetic field produced from the coil in the cooktop reacts with the material in the pan inducing electrical currents and creating heat. Via conduction heat transfers from the pan to the food or liquid of the pan
Care and Cleaning of Induction Cooktop
It’s actually much easier than cleaning a gas or electric stovetop. This is due to the lack of defined eyes. There are no burners, grates or burner covers to deal with. The cooking surface is also touch sensitive, meaning there are no knobs to clean around. The cooktop is a single, smooth, flat surface. However, there are a few tips you should know about the care and cleaning of any induction cooktop.
1.Wipe it down sooner rather than later. Although cleaning your induction cooktop isn’t difficult in most instances, it’s better to use a damp cloth or paper towel and wipe up spills as they occur. This prevents them from drying and becoming stuck on.
2.Regular Cleaning: You’ll need nothing more than a damp sponge, cloth or paper towel. For tougher stains, you can use a mild cooktop cleaner. Dry the unit with a clean, dry cloth.
3.For Heavier Soiling: If your cooktop becomes more heavily soiled, you can follow these tips. For hard water spots, use white vinegar and a paper towel. For dried on residues, use a specially formulated ceramic cooktop cleaner with a cooktop cleaning pad. Do not use steel wool or generic scrubbing pads, as these will scratch the surface. A cooktop scraper can be purchased for use on tough residues, but use care not to scratch your unit.