Electrolux Aurora Illuminated Induction Cooktop
Electrolux Aurora Illuminated Induction Cooktop
New Ele?trolux pure white, illuminated cooktop encases induction technology for cooking. It is using electromagnetic fields to transfer energy to the cooking pot, which then converts, into heat. The heat is generated at the base of the pan, not by a heating element. In effect, this turns the pan itself into a hot plate and removes a significant amount of radiant heat from the cooktop surface.
The design of the cooktop is quite unique. It’s idea is to be beautiful to fits in any cross-over room that blur the distinction between kitchen and living area. The LED perimeter lighting adds drama when using the product. The surface of the cooktop is made from white patterned ceramic glass which utilizes easy-to-use touch controls.
Electrolux Aurora is an example of taking existing functionality (in this case, induction cooking), and through design creating a unique product that strongly embodies the Electrolux Brand values. The cooktop received an Australian Design Mark. Although the price for such piece of art isn’t very cheap. It will cost something around $10000.
December 24th, 2009 at 5:08 pm
Fine colour for the cooking panel, under my kitchen, is pleasant to me this tendency of 2009. If could, for a long time has prompted to manufacturers to start to let out such models