Kenyon Induction Cooktop

Yes, this Kenyon cooktop is specifically engineered for both residential and marine use, making it a durable choice for boats or yachts where space and reliability are critical.

The bridge mode allows you to link two separate burners together, creating one large, continuous heating zone. This is ideal for using oversized cookware like griddles, fish poachers, or large roasting pans.

The silicone mat serves two main functions: it protects the glass-ceramic surface from scratches and potential impact damage, and it makes cleanup significantly easier by preventing spills from baking directly onto the cooktop.

Yes, this unit requires a 240-volt power supply. Because it is a high-performance appliance with a maximum output of 3500 watts, you should consult with a professional electrician to ensure your kitchen or galley wiring meets these specifications.

Power sharing technology intelligently manages energy distribution between burners to ensure the cooktop stays within its rated wattage limits. If you are using multiple burners at high heat simultaneously, the system may slightly adjust power levels to maintain safe operation without tripping your breaker.

The matte black glass-ceramic surface is specifically designed to minimize the appearance of fingerprints and glare, making it easier to maintain a clean look compared to traditional glossy black cooktops.