Induction hobs 110 vs 220.
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I would image only table-top portable units, or a two-hob specialty unit would be used on 110v here.
From what I have seen, any 4-hob (or larger) unit woould use 220v.
From what I have seen, any 4-hob (or larger) unit woould use 220v.
This one is built-ins.
The above panel references tabletop/portable units
The above panel references tabletop/portable units
Useless tid-bit:
An interesting convention has arisen such that:
Induction elements tend to be delineated with a SQUARE graphic/outline.
Regular heated/radiant elements tend to be dleieted by a ROUND graphic/outline.
Coolest thing is to see both kinds on a hoity-toity cooker!
An interesting convention has arisen such that:
Induction elements tend to be delineated with a SQUARE graphic/outline.
Regular heated/radiant elements tend to be dleieted by a ROUND graphic/outline.
Coolest thing is to see both kinds on a hoity-toity cooker!
my bad. Looks like only Viking brand has the squares...
