Bartscher IK 50TC, Manual

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Installation and operation
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• Maintain sufficient clearance from table edges. The appliance might turn over
and fall down.
• Do not place the appliance in the vicinity of devices or objects that are sensitive
to magnetic fields (e.g. radio, television, etc.).
• Leave at least 5 -10 cm clearance from flammable walls and other objects.
Connection
— Electrical Power
• Verify if the technical specification of the appliance (see the rating plate)
correspond to the local electricity grid.
• Electrical connection of the appliance to mains power supply must be executed
by a qualified electrician, according to international, national and local
regulations in force.
• The induction cooker is equipped with power cord. It must be connected with a
plug or directly into a suitable mains wall socket.
• Do not use the appliance with an external timer or remote control.
5.2 Operation
Method of operation of heating plates
In induction cookers the electric voltage is applied to a conductive coil under the
glass. This generates magnetic field, which being a physical effect, heats the
bottom of a cookware directly.
This translates to savings of time and energy, as
— contradictory to traditional
heating areas
— there is no heating up of a heater and then of the glass heating
plate.
Another advantage of the technical features described above is the very short
cooking time.
Additionally, inflow of heat changes instantly with every change of settings and it
may be controlled precisely. The induction heating plate reacts to changes in
settings as fast a gas cooker, for the energy is delivered immediately to a pot,
without the need to prior heating up of other materials.
The induction technology combines the speed of reaction with a basic benefit of the
current, making it possible to precisely control heat inflow.