True Induction TI-2B Counter Inset Double Burner Induction Cooktop, 120V, Black

love this cooktop! it is installed in my tiny home's tiny kitchen, and did not compromise the drawers beneath it. it is very easy to use, and looks nice, too. I'd purchase it again.

Is the manufacturer aware ( I wasn't) that an 1800 watt 120V load requires a 20 amp breaker and appropriate wire... apparently not. I had to replace my 15 amp breaker AND run a new wire from the breaker box $$$. Manual says to unplug the unit after use. I called the manufacturer to ask why and was told that the standby mode (unit plugged in and powered but no burners on) would burn out the control board in a few months. Since the unit is to be installed in-counter with the plug at the back of a cabinet I could wade through a cabinet full of stuff to unplug it AFTER EVERY USE or install a switch on the wall above the counter. Installing the switch cost me more $$$.

I am returning this item to amazon tomorrow. I was so excited to find a stovetop solution for our tiny home. But once I turn this on, my son screams bloody murder. You would think I'm a bad cook or something.. No.. it's because of the high pitch noise that eminates from this product. The higher the temp the higher the pitch. My ears hurt after cooking for 5 minutes near this product. I just finished cooking spaghetti and my ears feel like they are bleeding. I've even tried putting on background noise.. nothing works. Not to mention the ear pain causes headaches for hours after I'm done cooking. I dont know how this item has so many 5 star reviews. I purchased it solely off of the reviews even though it was far more expensive than the other brands I was looking at.

Fantastic product. I bought this for our RV. We had it mounted in a granite countertop and it can be used as countertop when not in use. Heats up food instantly. Takes a bit of getting used to. But as soon as you understand you have to have something in the pan before it will work, then you've got it down. It does scratch a bit with use but it's the best stove I've had in an RV yet.

After one use, I am hooked. This is a great cooktop. I wanted to test it out before installing it, I made some soup. Sauteed some onions: the pot heated quickly, as fast or faster than gas, WAY faster than old-fashioned electric. The buttons are touch-pad style, super-easy to operate. The temperature levels are easy to adjust, and when you increase or decrease the heat, you notice immediately, similar to using gas. If anything you need to turn the level lower than you think. I wanted the soup to simmer, and kept adjusting it down! When the soup needed to simmer for ten minutes, I set the temp at level 2, and set the built-in timer. After ten minutes, the unit shut off. Nice.One thing to note: each burner has a fan underneath for cooling the element. It runs whenever the unit is heating, and makes a little noise. When it's installed in a countertop I don't think you'll really notice, but sitting on the countertop it does make some noise. But compared with the performance, the noise is a non-issue.Once you start using this cooktop, everything else is going to seem second-rate. Highly recommended.

My wife and I decided to convert the propane stove in our Fleetwood RV to electric. We already have a portable induction hotplate and a set of pans, so we wanted to put in a two burner induction cooktop. This unit fit the bill. I rebuilt the countertop, re-laminated it, and dropped it right in. It looks great, and cooks even better. The control you have over cooking temperature is amazing. We have cooked four meals on it so far, and love it. If you haven't cooked with induction yet, you really should give it a try. This unit seems sturdy and well built, and very stylish. The price is a bit steep, but its quality is worth it.

This burner is excellent!Pros - Unit has a built-in safety feature that will not continue to try to heat a pan if a pan is not detected. Heats food up FAST!!! Underside comes with a foam-rubber gasket installed for the inset mounting (helps keep it in one place and reduces noise resonating through the counter top)Cons - My only major problem with this unit is how loud the cooling fans on the underside are. They sound like an old Computer fan running. The sound is certainly muffled because the fans are down below the counter top; but, you can definitely still hear them running.I had not problems running both burners at 100% power with any noticeable issues. I did, however, run a dedicated line from the Circuit Breaker Panel directly to the outlet that this plugs into so that it will not have any negative effects on other items plugged into the house.

Works well. Sits on the countertop in our efficiency kitchen while we remodel our main kitchen. A real workhorse. Don't bother paying extra for the drop in model. Is exactly the same but with a stick on rubber gasket. Probably just weather stripping. It's stuck on the underside of the overhang, which ultimately leaves the glass top edge supporting the unit unless you build a support under the counter. If you leave a pot on the cooktop and it gets turned on somehow, it's default temperature does not start at the lowest setting but in the middle, 5, which is HOT. Burned two pots this way so now I unplug the unit or make sure nothing is left on the surface. I think both times I deduced my counter loving cat stepped on the power button, but I did not see him do it. If it is turning on by itself that's scary but from now on I will keep it unplugged (or no pot/pan sitting on unit). Internal fans can be a little noisy when trying to talk on the phone or have a conversation with someone. Overall, I love it because of the crappy electric radiant unit I was using before. This will accomplish the biggest pot of boiling water quickly enough. I use it to cook for my family and it keeps up with all of us. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Have had it several months now and overall I'm very happy with it.