Learn about Induction from Just Ask Al

Efficient, Responsive, Precise, Easy to Clean

Members of the appliance community love to debate gas vs. induction vs. electric. What is the best way to go for your cooking needs? Well, Just Ask Al is here to help educate you to make a better more informed choice for you and your lifestyle.

There are many reasons to love cooking with induction. Induction cooking uses a high-frequency copper coil located just below the cooking surface that produces a magnetic field which causes the electrons in a ferrous metal pan to vibrate and produce heat- similar to the way that friction from rubbing your hands together produces heat to your hands. The strength of the magnetic field varies proportionally with the burner level setting, so essentially induction cooktops can be said to have “true proportional control”. That said induction transfers heats energy with the best efficiency because there is no exposed coil, open flame, or heated surface.

Heat Is Created In The Pan Vs. Under

• Power response is virtually instantaneous
• The pan begins to heat immediately and heats the contents in the pan
• No time lost waiting for the burner to heat and no cool-down time is required after cooking
• No heat lost in to the kitchen, faster time to boil + keeps down the heat in the kitchen
• There is no exposed coil, open flame or heated surface
• The only reason the cooking surface area can get quite warm is because the heat from the pan will transfer
• If turned on accidentally, no heat is generated unless cookware 5″ or greater in diameter is on the element
• When cookware is removed from the element, the coil is de-energized and automatically turns off within 30 seconds
• Most spillovers will not cook onto the surface
• Glass touch controls means no knobs , no grates, caps or burner heads for easy cleanability

Monogram’s Induction Range Takes It Even Further

• Edge-to-edge glass provides a large surface area and an elegant, linear appearance
• Precise glide touch controls with 19 heat settings
• Precision cooking capabilities using the Hestan smart cookware or their optional precision cooking probe

Monogram’s 36″ induction professional range with 5 elements, model number ZHP365ETVSS and Monogram’s 30″ induction professional range with 4 elements, model number ZHP304ETVSS are two of the induction options Monogram offers for your kitchen. Looking for an induction cooktop? Take a look at these models: ZHU36RSTSS, ZHU36RDTBB, ZHU30RSTSS, and ZHU30RDTBB. Monogram also has an exciting promotion going on this year through June 30,2024 where you can receive up to $4,500!

Looking to buy a Monogram induction range or cooktop? Visit Plessers.com or call 1-877-957-5377 and mention Al sent you to receive an exclusive Just Ask Al Members-Only $50 discount. Take a look here for other induction ranges that you can purchase. Happy Shopping!