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Introduction
We have been in love with induction cooktops for quite a while now. They boil
Incredibly fast, hit temperatures out of the range of gas ranges, and readily pinpoint
The ideal setting. The Electrolux EW30IC60LS keeps this love affair going, once again
Delivering induction's uniquely powerful blend of functionality and features. At an MSRP
Of $1,999, it's not a cheap cooktop. But with its design and remarkable lab scores, it
might not be a bad way to spend your kitchen remodel budget.
Design & Usability
There is something appealing about such an important product that's visually subdued.
Even though professional-inspired ranges dominate the kitchen, the Electrolux EW30IC60LS is
The flip side of the coin: It's a sleek, black, and two-dimensional solution, except for the
Raised metallic bezel frame. It's not going to attract too much attention, but if it does,
We think it looks elegant.
The Electrolux EW30IC60LS cooktop features four induction burners.
The cooktop features pan detection, auto-shutoff, and a boost setting which concentrates
The power on a specific burner for faster boiling.
Controls, the Electrolux EW30IC60LS includes a kitchen timer built right in beside the
And as with most induction cooktops, these features make
This range secure: The cooktop itself never heats up--only the pot--and the burners shut
Off if no bud is current.
The touch controls are built right into the cooktop.
There is something special about the consistency of induction performance. In our lab,
The Electrolux EW30IC60LS matched the dozens of additional induction cooktops we've
Seen, professionally boiling, searing, and simmering. It's always a good sign when
The slowest burner boils six cups of water in only 4.5 minutes.
The best burner on even professional-grade gasoline an electric stoves.
Rear right burners hit the boil around 2.5 minutes, and the left rear managed 3.3
minutes. Tired of waiting for a enormous ol' pasta pot to boil? Get induction burners.
Even though some induction ranges we have tested can get even lower, temperatures in
the 112°F to 125°F range are low enough to do pretty much anything from melting to
simmering. The high end of the temperature range overdid itself somewhat, with all but the
Front burner hitting over 750°F. It's never going to be essential to acquire a pan that
Induction cooktops may not get overly
Hot, but the pans sure can.
Conclusion
If you want a high heeled induction cooktop, this one will do.
The Electrolux EW30IC60LS gives its users induction performance, features, and a
sleek look. It also comes with an MSRP of $1,999 (we found it for about $1,600 on
sale). Pricey, but if you're remodeling a kitchen or simply looking for a performance or
Design upgrade, it's not bad for a trendy and excellent cooktop. However, unless you
Already have magnetic pots and pans (check to see if a magnet sticks to the bottom),
You'll have to open that wallet to upgrade your skillets and sauce pans.
more popular.
Introduction
We have been in love with induction cooktops for quite a while now. They boil
Incredibly fast, hit temperatures out of the range of gas ranges, and readily pinpoint
The ideal setting. The Electrolux EW30IC60LS keeps this love affair going, once again
Delivering induction's uniquely powerful blend of functionality and features. At an MSRP
Of $1,999, it's not a cheap cooktop. But with its design and remarkable lab scores, it
might not be a bad way to spend your kitchen remodel budget.
Design & Usability
There is something appealing about such an important product that's visually subdued.
Even though professional-inspired ranges dominate the kitchen, the Electrolux EW30IC60LS is
The flip side of the coin: It's a sleek, black, and two-dimensional solution, except for the
Raised metallic bezel frame. It's not going to attract too much attention, but if it does,
We think it looks elegant.
The Electrolux EW30IC60LS cooktop features four induction burners.
The cooktop features pan detection, auto-shutoff, and a boost setting which concentrates
The power on a specific burner for faster boiling.
Controls, the Electrolux EW30IC60LS includes a kitchen timer built right in beside the
And as with most induction cooktops, these features make
This range secure: The cooktop itself never heats up--only the pot--and the burners shut
Off if no bud is current.
The touch controls are built right into the cooktop.
There is something special about the consistency of induction performance. In our lab,
The Electrolux EW30IC60LS matched the dozens of additional induction cooktops we've
Seen, professionally boiling, searing, and simmering. It's always a good sign when
The slowest burner boils six cups of water in only 4.5 minutes.
The best burner on even professional-grade gasoline an electric stoves.
Rear right burners hit the boil around 2.5 minutes, and the left rear managed 3.3
minutes. Tired of waiting for a enormous ol' pasta pot to boil? Get induction burners.
Even though some induction ranges we have tested can get even lower, temperatures in
the 112°F to 125°F range are low enough to do pretty much anything from melting to
simmering. The high end of the temperature range overdid itself somewhat, with all but the
Front burner hitting over 750°F. It's never going to be essential to acquire a pan that
Induction cooktops may not get overly
Hot, but the pans sure can.
Conclusion
If you want a high heeled induction cooktop, this one will do.
The Electrolux EW30IC60LS gives its users induction performance, features, and a
sleek look. It also comes with an MSRP of $1,999 (we found it for about $1,600 on
sale). Pricey, but if you're remodeling a kitchen or simply looking for a performance or
Design upgrade, it's not bad for a trendy and excellent cooktop. However, unless you
Already have magnetic pots and pans (check to see if a magnet sticks to the bottom),
You'll have to open that wallet to upgrade your skillets and sauce pans.
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