Parts and features
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Induction hob |
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Induction heating
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02 | Indicators for heat settings and residual heat |
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| 07 | Lock control sensor |
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| 08 | Heat setting sensor |
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| 09 | Pause&Go sensor |
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A.Induction coil
B.Induced currents
C.Electronic circuits
•The Principle of Induction Heating: When you place your cookware on a cooking zone and you turn it on, the
electronic circuits in your induction
Bhob produce “induced currents” in the bottom of the cookware which instantly
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