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How does Induction cooking differ from cooking with a gas or radiant cook tops?

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How does Induction cooking differ from cooking with a gas or radiant cook tops?

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Induction differs from gas or radiant cook tops because there is no exposed coils,open flame or hot surface.If an element is turned on accidentaly,no heat is generated unless cookware 3-4 or greater in diameter is placed on the element.When cookware is removed from the element,the coil is de-energized and automatically turns off within 30 seconds.

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