GE Cafe Induction Cooktop

Yes, induction cooking requires cookware with a magnetic base, such as cast iron or magnetic stainless steel. If a magnet sticks firmly to the bottom of your pot or pan, it will work perfectly on this cooktop.

The bridge element allows you to link two separate heating zones together to create one large cooking surface. This is ideal for using oversized cookware like rectangular griddles or long roasting pans that wouldn't heat evenly on a single burner.

Cleaning is actually quite simple because the surface itself doesn't get hot—only the cookware does. Since spills don't bake onto the glass, you can usually wipe away messes with a damp cloth or a standard ceramic cooktop cleaner once the pan is removed.

Yes, the cooktop features built-in Wi-Fi connectivity. Through the companion app, you can monitor your burners and receive alerts, which is helpful if you need to step away from the kitchen while cooking.

It includes a dedicated child lock feature that disables the controls, preventing accidental activation. Additionally, because the surface stays relatively cool and only heats the cookware, it is generally safer than traditional gas or electric radiant cooktops.

This cooktop requires a 240-volt electrical connection. Because it is a high-performance appliance, you should ensure your kitchen's electrical circuit is compatible and properly installed by a professional electrician.