Hisun Infrared
Hisun infrared cooking at Night Owl
Infrared sits between gas and induction. An element under a glass top glows and radiates heat straight into the base of the pan, so there is no question of whether a pot is magnetic: a clay pot, a glass dish, an aluminium pan or the old steel set all sit on it and work. Six electric models are here, H-IF010 through to H-IF024, alongside ATB102, a single-burner gas stove that uses a radiant plate over the flame.
How to choose
Pick by where the thing will live. An electric plate needs only a socket, which makes it the sensible second ring in a flat where one cylinder already feeds the main hob, or the entire kitchen in a bedsit. The gas version is the one to take where power is the unreliable part, on a boat or in an island house running on generator hours. Remember that the glass top stays hot long after it is switched off.
- Six electric infrared cookers, H-IF010 to H-IF024
- ATB102, a single-burner infrared gas stove
- Takes any pan: clay, glass, aluminium or steel
- Flat glass top that wipes down with a cloth
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