Sanford Infrared Cooker – SF-5195IC

Q . will this support any cookware

A. Yes it supports all cookware including Clay pots , we have a range of cookware on our website for your convenience please search cookware on our website

Q . Does The surface get Hot and whats the difference between Induction and Infrared cookers

A. Yes Surface gets hot . Induction cook-tops generate a strong electrical field which interacts with the iron-content in the base of the pan. This results in heat being developed in the pan-base. Infrared cook-tops use a powerful lamp in the infrared part of the light spectrum which is focussed onto the glass or ceramic surface of the cook-top. This heat is then transferred to the pan by conduction.

Q . Are Infrared Cookers or Induction Cookers better than Hot plates ?

A. Yes Infrared cookers Heat up much Faster than hot plates and hence will save you electricity as well since hot plates take a longer time to heat and are not suitable for cooking curry’s

Q .I need to know information about the credit card Installments you guys offer

A. Sure No Problem all the credit card Installment options are listed on the product page of our website but if you have further doubts please give us a call on 070-500-4449

Q . Even After the Warranty Period Expires can you Provide Service for repairs

A. Yes We can provide Our Support to you even after the Warranty period Expires as we have separate Service Centers. Please note Services undertaken after the warranty period will cost you extra and is dependent on the availability of spare parts which can be hindered due to import restrictions however we will take full responsibility and provide the best comprehensive warranty within the stipulated warranty period

Q . Are Induction Cookers or Infrared Cookers More Cost Effective than Using Gas

A. You only need about half the amount of kWh’s for induction or infrared to cook the same food than gas. However, gas is usually a third or a quarter of the price per kWh, so gas is nearly always cheaper. However with the shortage of gas it is necessary to have either an Induction cocker or an Infrared Cooker as a Backup option