What is the difference between the NuWave cooktop and the high powered cooktop?
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I don't know what Tomasz is talking about. The Pro will work on any kitchen outlet. The key is not to plug it in to the same circuit as your microwave, if you want to use both at the same time, or your fridge, or electric stove (all of which usually have a dedicated line). But otherwise? You're good to go.
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Major difference between those 2 models is max power. NuWave PIC can go up to 1300W and NuWave PIC Pro High Powered can go up to 1800W. In practice it means that you will be able to cook "faster" with Pro High Powered model but in the same time you will need to make sure that the wiring for your kitchen outlet is 20A. If it is not the case you will face frequent pops of your fuse on this outlet or create fire hazard if installation is not done properly. Just as a safety precaution manufacturer equips this kind of devices with special plug that will not fit regular 15A outlet. It means you will not be able to use it in a lot of places where there is no 20A outlet. I personally own basic version and it is sufficient for my cooking needs. Nevertheless if you are power hungry you may look for 3000W Induction Cooktop from other makers. This kind of equipment will set you up for alteration of you kitchen wiring to 220V. In general it is not that difficult since the most american kitchen should be pre-wired for this possibility.
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I don't know but the nuwaveoven mini did not cook the food even though I followed the instructions so I returned it. I was very disappointed and aggravated with the poor results.
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Yes. I have a NuWave and the Calphalon. It works, but the NuWave has a somewhat small footprint for the induction area. So the bigger pans work, just not as well as the smaller pans that fit the footprint.
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The difference is strictly how many components can be hooked up to it. I believe the H10 is 250 watts and the H15 is 400 watts. They both perform the same for power conditioning and component protection. I bought two H15 units out of an ubundance of caution, when I had more power-hungry components. I've never gone above 50% of the H15's capacity, and as new components become more efficient the percentage will continue to drop. If I was buying one today, I'd be much more likely to select an H10 than before.
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If it's the Ninja Supra Kitchen System, then it is definitely 1200 watts/1.5 horsepower. I have this system. Might want to check at Walmart for BRAND NEW product at comparable price.
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Not sure what nuwave is?but pots akay on all types of stoves! Pots very light & cook very fast - use lower temps
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The difference lies in the wattage. I do not believe that the Nuwave goes up to 1800 watts. This makes a difference. Re accessories.. your call on valuing them vs the higher powered burner. If I were to purchase a second burner it would be the Max Burton.
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Yes it cooks everything perfectly I use it with my Nuwave Precision Induction Cooktop
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NuWave offers a pressure cooker compatible with induction cooktops. But, Amazon search is always a good comparison shopping tool.
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I don't know the difference, but I love this pot. We use it for everything. Would make an excellent wedding gift to the couple that is just starting out. It is by far my favorite piece of cookware....
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I don't know for sure as I don't have the nuwave to compare it to but I love my ovente! I don't have a stove so I use this just about every day... It's very responsive to raising or lowering the temp - easy to clean - it's just great!
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That's exactly the reason I bought it. I bought a NuWave cooktop last year, and the stockpot that came with its cookware said just wasn't large enough to handle a big batch of soup. This pot has an iron core, and it works very well on either a range top or induction top. I've used it a great deal, and enjoyed it.
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I don't know. I didn't keep the NuWave as I didn't have compatible cookware. It is advertised as being able to use MOST cookware. Well, that isn't true. I have a large variety and the only one that works is my iron skillet. When I called to return it for that reason, they suggested I buy their cookware. I returned to NuWave, instead.
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Perhaps you mean a nu wave cooktop? If so, it's an induction cooktop and so yes it should work fine.
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Having had both of these ovens, I will say without a doubt that I prefer the NuWave over the Flavorwave with only 1 exception and that is the self clean feature of the Flavorwave is very helpful. The difference in the cooking is rather evident when preparing side by side a 5lb roast chicken in the NuWave and Flavorwave as I have done this week. The NuWave cooked the chicken quicker and the amount of fat that drained off was significantly more than what the FlavorWave did. Interestingly enough, although the FlavorWave goes to 500 degrees, I find that the NuWave does an even better job with its full power 350 degrees and with the expander ring, you are able to cook an even larger piece of meat than I can with my Flavorwave and its expander ring. When the dome of the NuWave cracks (as it will after time depending on how much you use it) you can get a new dome from the company and even with this "flaw", I much prefer the NuWave
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I'm certainly no expert, but I would say both models are similar. The differences are described below: BAB 2000 BABNT5548 Ceramic Nano-Titanium 6 speed 6 speed 6 heat settings 6 heat settings Slider switches Rocker switches 2000 watts 2000 watts 2 lbs 1.8lbs Heat generated from Nano-Titanium dryers penetrate more quickly, dries hair faster, and is more likely to kill bacteria and fungi better than a ceramic dryer. Reportedly, there is a higher ionic output which leaves hair shinier. Ceramic dryers generate infrared heat and dries hair from the inside out. Ceramic driers may be preferred for those who dry their hair more frequently because the heat is distributed more evenly and results in less hair burn. Personally, I like the fact that the nano-titanium dries my hair fast. I'm happy with the nano-titanium BABNT5548. Hope this helped.
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All I know is that it cooks faster and I like the fact it will not destroy nutrients as a microwave can. I use it when it very hot in the summer and I can put this on my deck and not heat the kitchen with the range. If it cooks faster the electricity is on a shorter period of time, but then one has to compare the energy output versus to what one is comparing it, if you want to know if you are saving electricity. So in my humble opinion check the energy output of what you would use , calculate the time you have to use it then compare the same data to that of the convection oven. Hope this helps. All I know is that it cooks faster and I like the fact it will not destroy nutrients as a microwave can. I use it when it very hot in the summer and I can put this on my deck and not heat the kitchen with the range. If it cooks faster the electricity is on a shorter period of time, but then one has to compare the energy output versus to what one is comparing it, if you want to know if you are saving electricity. So in my humble opinion check the energy output of what you would use , calculate the time you have to use it then compare the same data to that of the convection oven. Hope this... » Read More All I know is that it cooks faster and I like the fact it will not destroy nutrients as a microwave can. I use it when it very hot in the summer and I can put this on my deck and not heat the kitchen with the range. If it cooks faster the electricity is on a shorter period of time, but then one has to compare the energy output versus to what one is comparing it, if you want to know if you are saving electricity. So in my humble opinion check the energy output of what you would use , calculate the time you have to use it then compare the same data to that of the convection oven. Hope this helps. « Show Less