Zavor PRO Induction Cooktop

Yes. Because induction technology uses magnetic fields to heat the pan directly, your cookware must be induction-compatible. You can test your pots and pans by seeing if a magnet sticks firmly to the bottom; if it does, it will work.

The ceramic glass surface stays relatively cool because it only heats up due to residual heat transferred from the cookware itself. This makes it safer to touch than traditional electric or gas burners and prevents food spills from baking onto the glass.

Yes, the unit features a programmable timer that can be set for up to 180 minutes. This is ideal for simmering sauces, soups, or stews, and the cooktop will automatically shut off once the timer expires.

The Zavor PRO includes an automatic shut-off feature that triggers if no compatible cookware is detected on the burner. Additionally, you can use the safety lock function to disable the controls and prevent accidental operation.

The cooktop offers eight pre-set cooking modes designed for common tasks, along with adjustable temperature controls that reach a maximum of 465°F. This allows you to dial in the heat needed for everything from gentle simmering to high-heat searing.