Summit SINC2220 Induction Cooktop

Yes, induction cooktops require magnetic cookware to function. If a magnet sticks to the bottom of your pot or pan, it will work on this unit. Conveniently, this model includes a complimentary 7-piece induction-ready cookware set to get you started.

This cooktop requires a 220-volt power connection. Because it is a drop-in model, you will need to ensure your kitchen's electrical wiring is compatible with this voltage before installation.

Not at all. The Schott Ceran glass surface is smooth and resistant to baked-on messes. Since induction technology heats the cookware rather than the surface itself, spills are less likely to burn onto the glass, making cleanup as simple as a quick wipe-down.

The cooktop uses sensors to detect the presence of magnetic cookware. If you remove the pan from the burner, the unit will automatically stop heating, which is both a safety feature and an energy-saving measure.

Yes, this model is designed to be ADA compliant. It features accessible, upfront touch controls that are easy to reach and operate, making it a suitable choice for universal design kitchens.

You have eight distinct power levels to choose from, allowing for precise adjustments whether you are simmering delicate sauces or boiling water rapidly. The touch controls make it easy to toggle between these settings accurately.