What is the diference between the Cuisinart CPC and EPC 1200watt unit ?
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I asked Cuisinart about this, they said, none. The EPC-1200 is the model they sell through Costco, apparently. Its indistinguishable.
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I have a 1200 and use it in mine. I don't cook on hi for a long period of time. I tend to use a lesser power and mainly steam.
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They are the same unit. Progressive doesn't list a PT30C on their site aside from the EMSPT30C. Additionally, all of the units listed as a PT30C had a photo of an EMSPT30C. I seems that some of the units advertised just omit the EMS prefix in the listing.
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Probably best to check with Cuisinart directly. Either call or on their website.
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look on Cuisinart Website & search your model #. Check their price & then compare on Amazon. Hope this helps
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Hello, they are both 8 cup percolator's. The only difference I see is the shapes are a little different. The PK8000SS is 11 inches x 5.5 inches x 8 inches while the FCP280 is 11 inches x 8.75 inches x 7 inches. I also only paid $47.11 for the PK8 - hope this helps.
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I'm not sure. I'm thinking not. But, I remember that I found some details about the product at Cuisinart's own web site. You may want to check it.
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MCP has stainless steel over aluminum for the entire piece--the aluminum goes up the sides. So it is thicker and heavier and creates a bowl of heat. CCC just has aluminum in the base, not up the sides, which is the case with most cheaper stainless steel cookware.
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Cooks Illustrated rated the Kitchen Aide higher.The word on the latest generation of Cuisinarts is NOT that great.You might also look into the French made Magimix. I've heard it is great but I've only seen it in catalogs & it looks like it has a rather LARGE footprint.
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Wikipedia has a good chart showing the differences: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eeepc
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I'm sorry, but I can't recall. I dumped the machine when I moved to the UK, and we bought a Cusinart with built-in compressor, and it is wonderful! If your budget extends to it, I'd get a Cuisinart.
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The difference lies in the wattage. I do not believe that the Nuwave goes up to 1800 watts. This makes a difference. Re accessories.. your call on valuing them vs the higher powered burner. If I were to purchase a second burner it would be the Max Burton.
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Here is a site that can help you I wasn't able to get the info for you as I didn't have all the info necessary. Go to www.justanswer.com/Cuisinart‎ they will have a tech that can help you. I'm sorry I couldn't be more help.
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The difference is that MaxiMatic is made in the U.S.A., while Cuisinart is not! We love our percolator! If and when we need a new one, we'll buy another MaxiMatic. I would also think that Cuisinart is a bit more expensive only because of the name. As for the previous comment: If Jerry had read the instructions and manual, he would have known to pull the plug before it burned the coffee or his kitchen. Leaving any electrical appliance unattended for hours is just plain stupid! The only exception I can think of is a Slow Cooker. Besides, unless the pot was already nearly empty, it would take several hours for the coffee to evaporate and subsequently burn the pot and/or the kitchen! The difference is that MaxiMatic is made in the U.S.A., while Cuisinart is not! We love our percolator! If and when we need a new one, we'll buy another MaxiMatic. I would also think that Cuisinart is a bit more expensive only because of the name. As for the previous comment: If Jerry had read the instructions and manual, he would have known to pull the plug before it burned the coffee or his kitchen. Leaving any electrical appliance unattended for hours is just plain stupid! The only exception I can think of is a Slow Cooker. Besides, unless the pot was already nearly empty, it would take... » Read More The difference is that MaxiMatic is made in the U.S.A., while Cuisinart is not! We love our percolator! If and when we need a new one, we'll buy another MaxiMatic. I would also think that Cuisinart is a bit more expensive only because of the name. As for the previous comment: If Jerry had read the instructions and manual, he would have known to pull the plug before it burned the coffee or his kitchen. Leaving any electrical appliance unattended for hours is just plain stupid! The only exception I can think of is a Slow Cooker. Besides, unless the pot was already nearly empty, it would take several hours for the coffee to evaporate and subsequently burn the pot and/or the kitchen! « Show Less
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If it's the Ninja Supra Kitchen System, then it is definitely 1200 watts/1.5 horsepower. I have this system. Might want to check at Walmart for BRAND NEW product at comparable price.
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They are both electric. I have the gas Q-1200. 189 sq ft. cooking area.Q-1400 is 189 sq ft. cooking area and the 2400 is 280 sq. in cooking area
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Karl is correct regarding the 3100a being newer than the 3100c. While both the 3100a and 3100c support the new CAN protocol (along with pwm, vpw, etc.), the main advantage of the 3100a is the fact that the trouble-code definition is also displayed on the LCD_Screen... The original 3100 and 3100c would only display the CEL/SES Code(s) and you would have to either fire up your PC/Laptop and TekLink software to plug in the code # to view the description of the SES/CEL Code... Thanx.