KitchenAid Electric Cooktop

This unit is designed primarily as a secondary cooking station or for very small kitchens like studio apartments or wet bars. With only two elements, it lacks the capacity for full-scale family meal preparation but is excellent for supplemental cooking or tight spaces.

Because this uses radiant heating technology, you can use most standard cookware, including stainless steel, cast iron, and ceramic. However, for the best performance and to prevent scratching the glass surface, ensure your pots and pans have flat bottoms.

The frameless design makes cleanup straightforward since there are no crevices for crumbs to hide in. Simply wipe the surface with a damp cloth after it has cooled, and use a dedicated ceramic cooktop cleaner for any stubborn, stuck-on spills.

Many users prefer these tactile knobs because they offer immediate, intuitive control over heat levels without needing to navigate digital menus. They provide a reliable, mechanical feel that is easy to adjust even with wet or messy hands.

This model does not feature a child lock. It does, however, include hot-surface indicator lights that remain illuminated until the cooking area has cooled to a safe temperature, providing a clear visual warning.