Kitchenaid Induction Ranges

KitchenAid Induction Ranges at Plesser's Appliances

KitchenAid induction ranges, available at Plesser's Appliances, pair a flat induction surface with an electric convection oven for the fastest, most responsive, and easiest-to-clean cooking surface in the lineup. Offered in slide-in and freestanding configurations with Even-Heat True Convection below.

Faster and More Responsive Than Gas
Induction transfers energy directly into the pan rather than heating air around it, so water boils faster than on gas and a change in setting registers immediately. Because the surface heats only by pan contact, far less waste heat escapes into the kitchen. Confirm zone count, sizes, and any power-sharing behavior on the spec sheet.

Precise Low-End Control
Induction holds a low setting steadily without cycling, which makes it genuinely capable at melting chocolate, holding sauces, and long simmers — tasks gas struggles with. Combined with high-end output for searing, the usable range is wider than most cooks expect from an electric surface.

Even-Heat True Convection Below
The oven pairs induction above with Even-Heat True Convection, using a bow-tie-shaped element and fan to distribute heat into the corners a round element leaves cooler. The EasyConvect Conversion System translates conventional recipe settings into convection equivalents automatically. Confirm the oven configuration and mode set for your model.

Flat Surface and Cookware Requirements
A continuous glass surface with no grates wipes clean in a pass, and spills do not bake on. The trade-off is that induction requires magnetic cookware — a magnet that sticks to the base is the test, and aluminum and copper will not work. Budget for replacing part of your cookware.

Electrical Requirements and Installation Planning
Induction ranges draw substantial power and require dedicated high-amperage 240V service, the most common obstacle in older Long Island homes and frequently a panel upgrade. Have an electrician confirm capacity before ordering. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about width, electrical requirements, cutout dimensions, and ventilation.