GE Profile Induction Range
Induction cooking is continuing its rise in popularity and the manufacturers are responding. If you’ve been hearing about induction cooking, but haven’t a clue how it works, you can read about it here, where we explain all the details for you. Including an explanation of why only half that chocolate bar in the picture is melting .
GE is offering their answer to consumer interest by debuting a freestanding induction range in their Profile series. GE plans to offer the induction cooking technology exclusively in the Profile Series.
The range comes with a 3700-watt output element and will be available in a variety of colors, finishes and sizes. This range will be available in Spring 2009.
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I’d like to know why the chocolate is melting, I thought induction appliances worked when the pan touched the surface?
Look closely, the chocolate is only melting in the portion that is in the 1/2 pan (they cut a pan in half to demonstrate that it is NOT hot on the cooktop, only in the pan that has the magnetic bottom). As a 15 month induction user, I LOVE induction!
We are very interested in this induction range. We live in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. Where would be find one of these ranges. What is the price range. Would Sears Canada be able to order one for us??
Thank you
I would think twice about ordering a major appliance from Sears. Their sales service is great, but if you have a problem with the appliance it’s like pulling teeth to even be able to find a real live person to talk to. Just search for “sears complaints” on the Web and you will be amazed at how many people have problems with Sears. I personally know of three others in my small office who are going through similar frustrating customer “service” experiences with Sears Canada right now.
Bonjour Stuart Anderson,
We are also interested in the GE induction range; were you able to get one in Canada?
Thanks
So far the only two ranges I can find in Canada are the Sears and the Samsung. I have talked to GE and its not on their database for Canada yet, still waiting CSA approval, if infact that have it sent for approval yet. I have a call into GE head office.. but they have to email a product buyer to find out if its in the works.. so that might take a while.
I’ve also asked Electrolux to confirm if they are actually comng out with one too.. again it might take a while to come to Canada for CSA.
Meanwhile the Sears is the best choice. Samsung is over priced in Canada.. its about $800 cheaper in the US.