Zline Induction Cooktop

Yes, induction cooktops only work with magnetic cookware. If a magnet sticks to the bottom of your pot or pan, it is compatible with this unit.

This unit requires a 240-volt electrical connection. Because it draws up to 7400 watts, you should consult with a licensed electrician to ensure your kitchen's wiring and circuit breaker are properly rated for this installation.

Power sharing automatically balances the energy distribution between burners when multiple zones are in use. This ensures the cooktop stays within its total power capacity while still providing efficient heat to your cookware.

The single-piece glass surface is very easy to maintain because the surface itself does not get hot—only the cookware does. Spills and splatters won't bake onto the cooktop, so you can typically wipe it clean with a damp cloth once the residual heat indicator turns off.

The residual heat indicator is a safety feature that alerts you when a cooking zone is still hot to the touch after you have finished cooking. It stays illuminated until the surface temperature has cooled to a safe level.

Yes, induction technology offers excellent temperature control. The Keep Warm mode is specifically designed for gentle, low-heat tasks, making it ideal for delicate items like chocolate or maintaining the temperature of a finished sauce.