Does the cook top use induction technology? null

Hi Lulucello - The cooktop use radiant technology and not induction. The heat is produced by a round wire resistance heater. This round wire lays in a coil in a insulated tray. Radiant elements glow red in about 10-12 seconds. We also offer GE Profile™ Series 30" Slide-In Front Control Induction and Convection Range PHS930SLSS. Innovative, fast, efficient induction cooking. Play Video: https://www.youtube.com/embed/7Q20zZJAwD4?rel=0 - Check out matching GE Profile™ Series 2.1 Cu. Ft. Over-the-Range Sensor Microwave Oven PVM9005SJSS. CHEF CONNECT allows you to choose when to automatically sync clocks and the range elements with the microwave's surface light and vent. Play Video: https://www.youtube.com/embed/EKjpnLlB9W0?rel=0 - Thanks for choosing GE Profile! Sue

No, this cooktop uses radiant technology.

No, it uses regular heated surfaces.

“Does the cook top use induction technology?”

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Hi Lulucello - The cooktop use radiant technology and not induction. The heat is produced by a round wire resistance heater. This round wire lays in a coil in a insulated tray. Radiant elements glow red in about 10-12 seconds. We also offer GE Profile™ Series 30" Slide-In Front Control Induction and Convection Range PHS930SLSS. Innovative, fast, efficient induction cooking. Play Video: https://www.youtube.com/embed/7Q20zZJAwD4?rel=0 - Check out matching GE Profile™ Series 2.1 Cu. Ft. Over-the-Range Sensor Microwave Oven PVM9005SJSS. CHEF CONNECT allows you to choose when to automatically sync clocks and the range elements with the microwave's surface light and vent. Play Video: https://www.youtube.com/embed/EKjpnLlB9W0?rel=0 - Thanks for choosing GE Profile! Sue
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No, this cooktop uses radiant technology.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 6 years ago
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No, it uses regular heated surfaces.
Answered by Delmus 6 years ago
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