At a Glance:
- Fisher & Paykel Series 9 36" Stainless Steel Induction Range
- GE® 30" Fingerprint Resistant Stainless Steel Slide In Electric Range
- LG 30" Stainless Steel Slide In Induction Range
- Samsung 30" Fingerprint Resistant Stainless Steel Slide-In Induction Range
- Frigidaire Gallery® 30" Stainless Steel Free Standing Induction Range with Air Fry
Modern cooktops have become incredibly advanced. Instead of heating food over gas and electric systems, induction ranges conserve energy by providing a more precise cooking surface. Induction systems generate energy from an electromagnetic field below the cooktop. This energy is transferred to the cookware, which heats up.
There are many benefits of choosing an induction range for your home. They are more environmentally friendly because they use up to 10 percent less energy than electric stoves. They heat up faster, reducing cooking times so you spend less time preparing meals – and more time enjoying them. These ranges also come with built-in safety features so little hands don’t get burned.
There are plenty of quality induction range options in today’s market. Get to know a few different models and the top features they come with.
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Induction Ranges1. Fisher & Paykel Series 9 36" Stainless Steel Induction Range
Fisher & Paykel is considered a luxury brand appliance company, which means its induction range options are high-quality and as close as you can get to restaurant-grade for residential homes. The Series 9 range has five induction cooking zones, two of which can be bridged to form “SmartZones”. The convection oven has nine different functions, including specific settings to roast and bake items. Test out the Aero™Pastry setting for flaky, buttery croissants.
This 36 induction range was also made with your safety in mind. The quadruple-glazed CoolTouch door prevents heat from escaping and makes it easy to check if your food is cooked. There are also child locks, so curious tots won’t accidentally burn themselves.
You can buy this range in a variety of colors, including red. Read customer reviews to learn why people love this appliance.
2. GE® 30" Fingerprint Resistant Stainless Steel Slide In Electric Range
If you are looking for another high-end option without paying the luxury prices of Fisher & Paykel, consider this induction range by GE. At 30-inches wide, it is a standard size for most induction ranges, which means it should fit in your kitchen. There are some fun features built into this range that excite customers and home cooks.
For example, this appliance is Wi-Fi compatible and you can manage it through the SmartHQ app. Not only can you control the oven, but you can also check on your meals. The In-Oven CookCam™ allows you to see if your food needs extra time or is perfectly ready to eat. Instead of walking over to the appliance and releasing heat into your home by opening the door, you can check on your food right from your smartphone.
This GE induction range is popular with customers who want a high-tech appliance in their homes. One induction range review says there are a lot of features that they want to learn how to use.
3. LG 30" Stainless Steel Slide In Induction Range
LG is another popular brand for customers who want quality kitchen appliances. If you need an induction range for your home, consider this option by LG. This is another smart range that allows you to manage your oven and stove through the SmartThinQ® app. If you already have LG devices in your home, you might already use this phone on a daily basis.
Impatient cooks will love the Infrared Heating™ system, which requires no preheating and locks in the juices just like a grill. You can cook your meals 20% faster and produce quality dinners without fussing over charcoal briquettes. The induction burners were also designed with speed in mind. You will be impressed at how quickly water boils and how easily the range handles your food.
Customer reviews rave about the quality of the burners and oven while appreciating the benefits of a Wi-FI accessible device.
4. Samsung 30" Fingerprint Resistant Stainless Steel Slide-In Induction Range
There are several mid-market options if you want a quality induction range but have a set budget for your kitchen remodel.
The induction burners provide instant temperature control, either increasing the heat or decreasing it depending on your needs. One of the biggest complaints about induction systems over gas ranges is that induction units take longer for temperature adjustments. This Samsung induction range addresses that issue, so you can quickly adjust your cooking temperatures until your meal is ready.
This range is also energy-efficient. Approximately 90% of the heat energy created by the burners is transferred to the food, compared to 70% for electric and 50% for gas. Customer reviews say the appliance heats and cools quickly, while also being easy to clean.
5. Frigidaire Gallery® 30" Stainless Steel Free Standing Induction Range with Air Fry
There are plenty of standard models that are worth investing in if you need a slide-in induction range for your home. This option by Frigidaire is one of the most popular options on the market and provides a quality cooking experience that lasts. The induction system boils water 50% faster than gas or electric cooktops. You don’t have to worry about watching the pot until it boils.
The True Convection system also provides a better cooking experience. Instead of relying on heating coils and hoping your food cooks evenly, convection cooking ensures all food is cooked at an even temperature. Your cooking will no longer be half-burnt and half-raw.
Induction systems only heat the pans they touch, which means you will have a safe surface for your family. The Auto Sizing™ pan detection determines the size of the pan, so there is no overspill of heat. Check out the customer reviews to learn why people love it.
FAQ
What is an induction range?
An induction range is similar to an electric cooktop because it has flat burners built underneath glass. However, that is where the similarities end. Induction systems use electromagnetic fields to heat up pots and pans, which then cook the food. These systems are more energy-efficient and faster than other ranges.
What different ways can induction ranges be installed?
There are two different ways to install your ranges: slide-in and freestanding. A freestanding range can be installed almost anywhere, It comes with materials to protect kitchen walls from the range and to keep food from spilling over. It can be tucked into any set of cabinets. A slide-in range is built for a specific layout. This creates a seamless look so the stove doesn’t stick out.
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