Now you can cook your food in half the time while reducing the heat output in your coach with the new induction cooktop featured on the 2012 Allegro Bus from Tiffin Motorhomes.
The two-burner induction cooktop – the SINC2220 from Summit – is available on the all-electric floor plans of the Allegro Bus. The induction cooktop instantly heats to cook in half the time of standard gas and electric ranges. The cooktop requires induction cookware to produce magnetically-generated heat.
The Allegro Bus cooktop includes a complimentary seven-piece set of induction cookware. The collection includes three pots with heat-resistant glass lids and one 9 ½ inch skillet. The cookware is safe for use on induction, gas, and electric heat surfaces, as well as for use in dishwashers and ovens.
The smooth, black-glass surface produces electromagnetic heat, so the temperature of the surface does not get nearly as hot as traditional gas or electric elements. There are no open flames or released gas.
“The glass surface does not conduct heat and the only heat it will retain is from the cookware,” says Jerry Williamson, National Sales Manager for Tiffin Motorhomes. “That means you’re not heating up your motorhome while cooking. It also makes it easier to clean up as food won’t stick or get baked onto the cooktop. Summit’s induction cooktops bring the superior performance of upscale restaurant cooking into your motorhome.”
With most heat sent directly to the cookware, the cooking surface remains fairly cool to the touch. Designed for the highest-quality cooking experience, the SINC2220 is fully equipped for safety with a child lock, automatic safety switch-off, and a residual heat indicator. Beveled edges blend seamlessly into your countertop.
The induction cooktop has 3100 watts of total power, with 10 power levels and digital displays that give you precise control of the heating temperature.
The 2012 Allegro Bus is available in 36-, 40-, and 43-foot floor plans. For more information on the 2012 Allegro Bus, visit www.tiffinmotorhomes.com/allegro-bus/overview.
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