I am new in this field but I have a question and it might sound stupid. Is the cooktop powered by a chord or a battery? How does it get power supply?
239122
All electric cookers use a lot of power; too much for a battery to supply. This has an electric cord that plugs into a standard 120v wall outlet.
239123
It uses standard 120v power. Wattage varies depending upon how high the setting is set to.
239124
The cooktop has a regular electric power cord that you plug into an outlet. This is an awesome cooktop!!!
1978921
no power supply. BUT the batteries you put in there last for such a long time, I am, actually, very shocked and pleased!
1758372
As the other users commented, it's either your stove (not so likely) or your outlet (more likely). If you run low voltage the amps will increase and you'll get a very hot cord. Or, if the outlet is in poor condition your not getting good contact between the plug and the outlet. This also can heat things up. Could be a short in your heater too. But whatever the reason, it should not be that way. My cord has no overheating issues.
92776
it plugs into a 110 outlet or an extension cord. mine lasted 3 days and quit working.I was using it on a wood stove`. ma````y have been too hot for it. not the best quality. good luck
1449948
It does not come with a power supply. You will need to provide 120VAC to the unit. There are several ways this could be done, but I took an extension cord and cut off the female side hard wiring it to the unit. Then I just the plugged the male end into an outlet.
345420
I don't know the difference. Sorry. The cooktop light is just a light on the bottom panel that lights up the stove/cooktop below it.
1725802
It Pulls power from the AC unit, batteries are primarily for backup. Otherwise, no it can not be powered with a power supply.
1236589
I am copying the specification from the instructions that came with it : Voltage 120V ~/60Hz (it does not say the Amps but probably 15?) , power consumption 1300W (max) , dimension 11.625 L x 15 W x 2.25H in., power range 100~1300 W, temperature range 100 F ~ 390 F, cord length 4ft. Cut out is 10-14/16 wide x 14-4/16 long (the cut out is just half inch smaller all around the cooktop). I have had for a few months now and loving it! Looks great, functions great, good price too. Definitely recommended!
1255444
The pressure cooker is electric. You just plug it in. You will melt it if you put it on the stove
471512
Dear Customer，Thank you so much for your interesting with our product.Yes, you are right. it works like slow cooker. but it does not use electricity .You put inner pan on the stove first and make it boiling ,then transfer it inside the pot. It can keep warm about 6 hours.Hope it is helpful for you.Thanks, have a good day!
2085819
Yeah! So I've plugged mine in for a power source, but it takes batteries.However, it doesn't have a speaker/amp so you'd need to orchestrate a way to do that
1413681
This cooktop is designed for 110Volt only.Also, know that it only works with pots and pans that can hold on to a magnet.Hope this helps!
1712860
It does not use any battery. It connects to your source and the power is derived from your source i think.
1193898
I ordered this thinking it was a cooktop, but its just a cover for it! I sent it back. I found a black stove with the cover on another site, can't remember or I would share.
723331
This is battery powered, but a power supply is available. I purchased the power supply because I use it at work and the 9v battery wasn't lasting long enough for me. I recommend getting the power supply specifically made for this unit (Serene Power Adapter (For UA-45 & UA-50 Phone Amplifiers) (UA-ADAPT) )because I tried other 9v adapters which caused a bad hum on the phone. Probably a milliamp mismatch, but for 17 bucks prime, it was worth getting the right one.
193463
Just a clarification. Induction cooktops do not generate any heat at all. They generate a magnetic field that interacts with the pot or pan. The molecules of the ferrous metal in the pot or pan react to the magnetic field and become energized. When they are energized they create heat, so the pan is actually generating the heat and that is why the surface of an induction cooktop will never be hot anywhere but below the pot or pan. The only reason the surface is hot below the pot or pan is because of the cooktop surface being in contact with the hot pot or pan.
183096
It is powered by usb through your computer. No other power supply is needed.