NutriChef Induction Cooktop 2 Burner, Electric Stove - Adjustable Temperature, Digital Touch Sensors, Stain-Resistant/Easy-to-Clean, Induction Hot Plate, 20 x 11 Inch - 1800 Watt

We have used model PKSTIND52 for three years in our RV (all electric, except for diesel engine). Works great, easy to clean, and item has not scratched at all during three years of heavy use. Hubby installed to "drop-in" to the corian countertop, to replace the old propane stove. He also installed a switch under the counter, allowing me to turn off/on, so the cooktop is never unplugged. Works so well, we are purchasing two more for our off-grid "shouse."

So far, so good. The unit fits perfectly in the space I had selected; the dimensions were accurately listed. I like that the controls are located on the end versus the side because it gives me more prep space. Going to start using it now, so wish me luck!UPDATE: I've been using this everyday now for several months, and it's working perfectly. Got to admit that I'm not a fan of the flashing lights, but nothing a kitchen towel can't cover.

Simple design and intuitive controls.I selected this model for its appearance, high power, and front-to-back configuration. The price was about average for similar units. I also liked that each burner has its own control unlike others that have one set of controls and a button to switch the controls between the two burners. Since this will be in a rental unit I wanted the controls to be as straightforward as possible.-Just received today and used once, so I can't vouch for its performance or longevity but the guts of these units seem to be very similar so I'm expecting no surprises or disappointment. I'm a veteran of induction cooking and highly recommend it for its many advantages. It's practical, economical, and envronmentally responsible.

Just received the unit yesterday and seems to work well. Came with a 120 v three prong plug and about a 4 foot cord. Was not sure as I did not see it mentioned in discription, but did say it was a table top unit, so I assumed it had a plug. Also does not mention it can be inserted in countertop, but there was a picture showing it in the countertop.The only reservation I have is on the back of the unit it says "60 minutes'on' in a two hour period". If that is a warning why would they have a 90 minute timmer? I cook sauces and soups often so hope this meanns 60 minutes on high in two hours.Seems it is a good unit for a good price

We were excited to have an indication after trying out one from IKEA. This seemed like a good deal, but found that it wasn’t a good investment. We could never get both burners to work at the same time. One would constantly power off in the middle of cooking, leaving is no option but to wait for the other burner. Then the one burner would turn off after a few minutes of use without any notice. Finally, it just stopped working altogether…plug it in, hear a beep and nothing lights up or functions. Best to find a better quality cooktop.

This unit is a replacement (from our inventory) for a previously purchased different unit that was damaged.The instructions for this unit is not clear on how to use it, specifically it references a "Cook Key" but there is no information about how to find the "Cook Key"Thank You

I love induction cooking. Safe, efficient, no stains on the cooktop. Heats rapidly.I needed to replace a thermal cooktop in a loft kitchen and this was exactly the right dimensions.I was curious how the power sharing would work since the total power is limited to 1800W. When you turn a burner on it comes on at P4 level (about 650W). You can turn it up in steps to maximum P9 (about 1100W). If you turn on the second burner, it will also come on at P4. If you turn this burner up, the first burner steps down in power so that the total is always less than 1800W.If you go below P4, the burner cycles on and off between 650W and 0W. I guess the burner can't run efficiently below 650W so they turn it on and off for lower power levels.

First let me say after years cooking, I am a fan of induction cooking using different cooktops. I bought this top to convert the propane cooktop in my motorhome, first thing is this top will NOT work with modified sine invertors, pure sine is required. I matched this cooktop side by side with a propane 2 burner top (different brand) inset these into to countertop to have choice of gas or electric when boondocking and I can tell the propane top was definitely better quality. Comparing the two this induction top has much thinner glass used in the build compared to the propane top, also the printing for the controls on this induction top are top surface printed, after a year of cleaning the white print is all but gone completely, operating the stove now is by memory. Compared to to the propane top which is printed under the glass, the propane cooktop lettering is all perfect still. Next is this top has flashing red lights constantly when plugged in (not just when stovetop is operating), they are bright and not sure when the manufacturer felt this was necessary. Touch controls are still operating fine but a little too sensitive, there's a safety concern as the stovetop can be accidently turned on which has happen multiple times to me simply by setting items on the stove or brushing a hand by the controls resulting in one scary incident with a metal flour container on the top, not too long after I installed a switch to the outlet to shut off the top when not in use. While there is a timer function for each burner for timed cooking, the heat controls are very basic, no temperature controls as you find on many induction tops. Overall after 18 months of daily use, I would NOT buy this unit again unless the manufacturer stepped up with some very needed changes.