How can an induction cooktop heat the pan itself?
An induction cooktop can heat compatible cookware without first making an element glow. A changing magnetic field transfers energy into the pan, making the choice of cookware part of how the system works.
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- ENERGY STARElectric Cooking Products
ENERGY STAR describes induction heating and the need for compatible cookware; comparisons between individual products need separate evidence.
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