Specification:
| Name |
Vision Infrared Cooker VSN-INF-FURIOUS – 751454
|
| Category | Electric Cooker |
| Warranty Period |
6 Months
|
| Country of Origin |
Bangladesh
|
| Watt |
2200 W
|
| Number of Burner |
1
|
| Cooker Type |
Infrared Cooker
|
| Features |
Any container can be used.
|
| Temperature |
60°C – 240°C
|
| Dimensions |
260 mm
|
| Voltage |
220–240V
|
| Display |
LED
|
| Warranty Type |
Service Warranty
|
| Control Type |
Soft Touch
|
| Safety Feature |
Overheat Protection
|
| Cooking Technology |
3D Infrared
|
| Energy Saving |
Inverter Tech
|
| Standards |
CE/CB
|
| Fan Type |
Self-lubricating
|
| Company | Vision |
Summary:
Utilizing 3D infrared technology, the Vision VSN-INF-FURIOUS 751454 heats any cookware type. Under the 260mm toughened glass panel, a 2200W heating element provides rapid thermal transfer. Integrated inverter technology reduces energy draw by up to 50% during operation.
Key Features
- 3D Infrared Cooking: 2200W output directs energy through a 260mm heating plate. Heat penetrates food faster than standard induction.
- Universal Pot Compatibility: Operates with aluminum, ceramic, and clay cookware containers. Don’t throw away old cooking pots.
- 6-Month Service Warranty: Official coverage for internal electrical component failures. Fixes technical malfunctions without additional cost.
- Inverter Energy Saving: 50% power reduction via intelligent voltage management. Cuts electricity bills during long cooking.
- Toughened Glass Panel: High-strength surface with soft-touch control inputs and sensors. Resists scratches but breaks if dropped.
- Self-lubricating Fan: Integrated cooling system with a 50-60Hz frequency rating. Prevents overheating during frequent load shedding.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Vision infrared cooker better than induction?
Infrared cookers work with all pot materials unlike induction units. This 2200W model heats glass and ceramic containers directly.
Can I use any pot on Vision infrared cooker?
The 260mm heating plate accepts aluminum, clay, and steel pots. Infrared light transfers heat to any flat-bottomed container.
