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There is some dividing line between crappy ones that pulse on and off. And the better ones with fine PWM control. I don't know where that is and the product lit

There is some dividing line between crappy ones that pulse on and off. And the better ones with fine PWM control. I don't know where that is and the product literature is unhelpful. I suspect it's in the $250 range. All I can say is I tried a $60 unit, a $75 unit and a $120 unit and they suck. All of them pulse on and off at lower power settings.

code_biologist 5y ago
For those interested in such things, I found this interesting thread [1] with lots of brand names to look into, although no easy answers. Looking at Vollrath's line, their 59300 Mirage Cadet hob at $350 has only 20 power settings, and the 59500P Mirage Pro at $680 has 100 levels (but with not-great reviews...). [1] https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5590893/induction-cooktops-how-fine-is-the-control-lots-of-levels https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5590893/induction-cooktops...