Dacor Electric Induction Cooktop

The bridge element allows you to combine two separate cooking zones into one large surface. This is ideal for accommodating oversized cookware like rectangular griddles or long roasting pans, ensuring even heat distribution across the entire base.

Yes, induction technology works by creating a magnetic field, so your pots and pans must be induction-compatible. If a magnet sticks to the bottom of your cookware, it will work on this cooktop.

Integrated Wi-Fi allows you to monitor your cooktop remotely through a connected app. You can check if burners are left on or receive notifications about your cooking status, providing extra peace of mind when you are away from the kitchen.

The glass surface is designed for easy maintenance. Because induction technology heats the cookware directly rather than the surface itself, spills do not bake onto the glass, allowing you to simply wipe away messes with a damp cloth once the surface cools.

Yes, the cooktop features a child lock setting that prevents accidental activation of the controls. Additionally, because the glass surface stays relatively cool during operation, it is safer to touch than traditional electric or gas cooktops.

This is a built-in unit requiring a 240-volt electrical connection. Due to the electrical requirements and the precision needed for a flush-mount installation, professional installation is strongly recommended.