This smart accessory will help the induction cooker “weigh” all types of pots and pans, priced from only 299K VND – LLODO

As a popular household item for many Vietnamese families, the induction cooker has many advantages such as the ability to heat up extremely quickly, the cooking efficiency reaches 90% of its capacity, and only consumes about 10% of the heat emitted to the environment. saving time and electricity, is an extremely economical choice, especially in the current time when gas prices are rising.

However, the induction cooker also has the disadvantage of being quite “picky” about pots/pans. Therefore, when buying an induction cooker, users often have to spend extra money to buy more specialized pots/pans for this type of stove, in addition, it also reduces the variety of cooking because the induction cooker can only be used with contaminated pots. are from.

Now, you just need to use an extra heat transfer plate to help the induction cooker “weigh the whole world”.

What is a heat transfer plate?

The induction cooktop heat transfer plate is actually a thin, round, magnetic metal plate whose main function is to act as an intermediate liner connecting two parts: the induction cooktop and the old pots and pans, which are not compatible before. there. It has the ability to absorb the magnetic energy of the cooktop and then convert it into heat that is transferred to any kind of object lying on it.

Many types of heat transfer discs have handles for easy handling and portability, while also preventing burns for the user. In addition, this accessory also helps reduce the risk of scratching the cooktop.

Pots made of clay, cast iron, glass, aluminum, ceramic, and porcelain can all be used on the induction hob when equipped with a heat transfer plate. Of course, using a heat transfer plate will not be as efficient as using a direct cooking pot.

Note when choosing heat transfer plate

If the heat transfer plate is larger than the pot/pan, it will waste energy. Therefore, when choosing to buy, you should measure the size of the kitchen at home in advance to choose the most suitable heat transfer plate size. In addition, you should choose a type with an insulated handle to ensure safety when using.

Suggest some types of heat transfer plates for induction cookers: