The noise emitted by the induction cooker during operation may be caused by fan failure, transformer failure, or electromagnetic coil failure.

Household induction cookers have low power, are flat bottomed, and convert 220V AC to DC, with a simple implementation method.

As an essential appliance in modern kitchens, induction cookers are highly favored for their high efficiency and convenience. But do you really know the actual power of your induction cooker? Today, we will unveil the mysterious veil of induction cooker power.

What is the working principle of an induction cooker? Simply put, an induction cooker utilizes the principle of electromagnetic induction to achieve heating.

Household induction cookers are designed and developed to meet the needs of home life, while commercial induction cookers are designed and developed to solve the problem of a large number of diners

As a common kitchen appliance, induction cookers have many advantages. It uses the principle of electromagnetic induction to generate heat at the bottom of the pot, which quickly heats up food and has high cooking efficiency, greatly saving time.

Household induction cookers have low power, are flat bottomed, and convert 220V AC to DC, with a simple implementation method.