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Duxtop

LCD Double Induction Cooktop

Duxtop

Countertop Burner with LCD Sensor Touch

About Secura

SECURA is a leading North American small appliance manufacturer. Our products are sold under the SECURA and Duxtop brands. Our products are top sellers on many online shopping sites as well as in several large national retail stores.

We proudly stand behind our comprehensive warranties for all of our Secura and Duxtop brand products. Our commitment to our customers is second to none.

DUAL HEATING ZONES: This professional digital countertop induction cooktop by Duxtop is equipped with two independent heating zones that allow you to set each one separately using the LCD display screen
SAFE & EASY TO USE: Child safety lock system helps protect from injuries such as scalding. Touch control panel is simple to operate, and the rapid heating of the cookware makes cooking fast and easy
CHOOSE POWER MODE OR TEMPERATURE MODE: There are 20 preset levels per mode so you can select the perfect one for your cooking task. TEMPERATURE MODE is recommended to fry, steam and saute. Try POWER MODE to keep warm or to bring water to a boil quickly
Induction stoves rely on cookware to heat, so it’s essential to choose magnetic bottom cookware with a minimum diameter of 5 inches. Cooktop will not operate without compatible cookware
WIDE RANGE OF APPLICATIONS: Lightweight and attractive design makes it great for home and outdoor cooking. Low and high voltage warning system; ETL approved and built to North American electrical standards
Reviewer: AuraJitsu
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Long lasting, very useful
Review: A little loud but it’s expected since it so compact. Very nice surface, it’s easy to clean, make sure to unplug it first to avoid turning it on. For safety when you do turn it on, it detects if it has a pan on it and won’t heat until you select a heat level and a place a pan on it. It warms up fast and I am very satisfied with it, it’s lasted a long time now. I’ve had it for almost a year and it’s very useful. I’ve made while meals on it as I don’t have a proper stove but this helps since I have a small kitchen.Update after a few years:Still holds up nice! Works well, no issues at all, cleaning is easy. I do have a few stains on mine, probably due to cooking oil that got burned through use, and it's gotten sticky. That's on me for not cleaning it as often.Also expect to clean the fans underneath every now and then as they go tend to catch lint and gunk on them.When wearing noise cancelling headphones, the sound it makes causes a strange tinitus like sound into my earpieces. It could be nose cancelling doesn't work too well on the induction fans.Anyway, it's worth the investment, I've cooked on it everyday since buying it and plan to keep doing so.

Reviewer: Steven F. Spiegel
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Love the responsiveness of this cooktop!
Review: We needed to replace a broken gas oven/stove and didn't want to get another gas model, since there is so much talk about it being bad for your indoor air quality. Not to mention that we want to move away from using fossil fuels. The cost of a new electric oven/stove combo - and the upgrade to the outlet that it would have required - was prohibitive. So we decided to get an electric cooktop and a small Breville oven/air fryer. The cooktop was fine for a while, but as we all know the heat on an electric burner is not very adjustable. When one of the burners malfunctioned, we decided to invest in the Duxtop portable cooktop. Should've just bought that in the first place! It's super-easy to operate, water boils in three minutes instead of 15, the heat is as adjustable as a gas flame, and it's MUCH easier to keep clean than electric burners. If it holds up for at least five years (I hope longer), it will be well worth the extra cost. Sure, it might seem like we are living in a dorm with our little oven and portable cooktop, but we're able to do everything we want to do with these appliances.

Reviewer: Georg T.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Modern Solution
Review: Okay, what do you do when the house you just rented still has the original 1959 stove that was installed when the house was built? You try it out, and then you get a Duxtop Induction hot plate! We were tired of waiting and waiting for the old heating elements to reach temperature, so we ordered this modern solution of a two-burner induction cooktop and set it up on top of some ceramic tile. Since we had already checked our everyday cookware by seeing if a magnet would attach to the cookware and it did, we knew our pans would function with the electromagnetic elements just fine.What is important to know is that while the burners can handle a larger pan, say a 12 inch skillet, the burners will actually only heat up the smaller circle area. Do your cooking knowing this, and just move food around in the pan appropriately. For example, if frying chicken you’ll put pieces in the center, wait for them to brown up, then move them to the sides and fill the center with more pieces, that sort of thing. The whole pan will be warm, but the center will have the most heat. Also important to know is that the temperature control feature works great! No more wondering if the oil is going to be hot enough to fry stuff. Set it to your desired temp and the burners will maintain it no problem. I love the “keep warm” feature, too. It’s great for when I’m done making a skillet supper with hamburger and macaroni or something and people aren’t ready to eat yet. Best feature, of course, is the easy clean-up of just wiping away messes. Nothing is going to burn onto the top of the glass. This best feature can also be an annoying feature, however, because if you miss any bits or don’t clean off any soapy suds, it will show up and you’ll need to go over it again with a soft, dry cloth. Not a drawback, just something to know if you have a mother-in-law coming over for inspection.Overall, this is a great product that offers instant satisfaction. It’s also portable, so if you’re RV camping and have an electric outlet to use as part of the hook-up, you can cook on your Duxtop. Or say you’re needing an extra burner for Thanksgiving or something. Works great for that. As a reminder, it is a 3-prong plug, so be sure you have that kind of outlet available. Nice product.

Reviewer: B. S. Bishop
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: It works really well. Understand the limitations. Don't expect miracles.
Review: I've had this for 2-3 years now (single cooktop).At first, it took me some time to learn to cook on it. Understanding how long it took to get the pan hot, what each of the settings meant in terms of relative heat, etc. After that, it's been my go-to for single pan/pot cooking unless I'm doing something in the Instant Pot (another great product).I haven't had any quality issues with my single cooktop. It looks nearly the same as it did when it came out of the box with the exception of a few scuffs on it where you can tell it's been used.There were times when I wanted two cooktops and this only had one so I recently came back here to order another single cooktop and saw the dual-cooktop and ordered that.It's important to understand the limitations of the single or dual cooktop: There's only so much power that it can draw through the outlet in the wall and that's 1800W. At the same time, this isn't a full stove-induction cooktop that you'd have installed in your kitchen with access to a 240V plug. You get 1800W and that's it. If you're thinking about the dual cooktop you need to consider that the single cooktop will be able to focus the full power on one pan but the dual cooktop will not be able to drive both cooking surfaces at 1800W at the same time. Day to day cooking, I don't think that matters. You're not likely boiling two large pot of water at the same time. The 6" heating area is also likely limited by the wall outlet.All that being said, I've really enjoyed my single cooktop and look forward to having a little more flexibility with the dual cooktop.Why the 4-stars instead of 5? Because you're limited to the power that the outlet can supply. It's not the products fault.

Reviewer: Juan Carlos
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Una maravilla muy practica

Reviewer: BlackPudding
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: This stove in my tiny apartment was exactly what I needed. The heat is evenly distributed plus I don't have to worry about fire hazard or anything like that - especially as I'm not the world's best cook! I love all the digital prompts, lights and settings that enable smooth management of the burners. The stove looks classy and solid in it's make which mightn't show in the attached pic as I'm also not the world's best photographer - lol. I selected this Induction Stove after reading through all the reviews on several alternatives and I couldn't be more satisfied with my choice; worth every cent!

Reviewer: Debbie Thompson
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: This product works amazing. Bought for mom who’s memory isn’t great, so very impressed that it doesn’t heat up without the pot.

Reviewer: Rachelle Unruh
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Bought a different of one of these first to save some money but sent it back and got this instead as it hardly worked. This one works great!

Reviewer: Frank Dixon
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: It has completely replaced counter top gas burners. No indoor pollution. Lower cost to operate. Love the timer and temperature control. Noises cooling fans when running.