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silverhawk
post Aug 31 2024, 03:08 PM

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Induction also got levels to it, those cheap ones only got single coil. The better ones got multiple, so can handle different pot sizes and more even heating.

Ceramic is probably the worst, you waste a lot of energy heating a secondary element between the heat source and the target.
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post Aug 31 2024, 10:11 PM

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Induction works similar to microwave. They did not heat your pans instead they heat your food. Also u need to check your pans material. Not all pans works for induction. The material could block the induction wave so u cant cook at all.

No wonder you think ceramic is better, you don't even understand the basic science behind it all laugh.gif

Induction uses magnets to heat up the iron in the pans, not the food. That's why you need to get the right pans. Who dafuq teach you it heats up the food? The material isn't blocking the induction, the wrong material doesn't have the iron to heat up the pan doh.gif

QUOTE(death_nite @ Aug 31 2024, 04:18 PM)
I prefer ceramic over induction.

Ceramic on the other hands works similar like fire. It use heating element. It heats ur pans and u can cook ur meals. Different is some ceramic heating element not strong enough to heat up ur pans. So check their heats rating first before u buy the cooker.
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Ceramic is the most sohai implementation of a hob.

So much energy is lost between transferring heat through the ceramic, why heat up the ceramic first if you can just directly heat up the pan? Total waste of energy, damn inefficient.

 

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