Even-Heating Flat and Wok Induction Cooker
Countertop Induction Flat and Wok Cooker | 5KW*2
Basic Specification
How To Operate This Machine
6-Step Quality Checking of Every Unit
Dust-free PCB assembly
Electric Heating Constant Temperature Drying Oven
Electric Heating Constant Temperature Incubator
Constant Temperature and Humidity Test Chamber
Salt Spray Test Chamber
Thermal Shock Test Chamber
What Food Can You Cook With It?
Stir-Fried Dishes
Fried rice, noodles, and vegetables sear at the same rate across the whole wok—no burnt center, no undercooked edges, just even results.
Pan-Seared Proteins
Steaks, fish, and shrimp form a uniform crust on the flat zone. Edge-to-edge heat means no light spots, no dark patches.
Simmered Soups & Sauces
Broths, curries, and reductions cook steadily without scorching at the bottom center. Balanced heat, less stirring needed.

Frequently Asked Questions
How does this cooker heat the pan so evenly?
Each zone has a wide induction coil that creates a magnetic field across the full pan bottom. Instead of heating one spot like a gas flame, the entire base becomes the heat source at once. This removes hot spots and keeps temperature consistent from center to edge.
Do both zones stay even when running together?
Yes. The flat zone and wok zone each have their own 5kW power module. They do not share power, so running both at full output has no effect on heating performance. Each side keeps its full, even temperature independently.
How is this better than a gas wok burner for even heat?
Gas sends flame to a small area under the wok, which can leave the center 50–80 °C hotter than the rim. This induction wok zone shapes its magnetic field to match the curve of the wok, so the entire bottom heats at the same level. Food cooks evenly without constant tossing.
What pans work best for even heating on this unit?
On the flat zone, use induction-ready stainless steel or cast iron pans at least 30 cm wide. On the wok zone, use a magnetic round-bottom wok. When the cookware matches the zone shape and is fully induction-compatible, heat transfers evenly across the entire cooking surface
Is the heating still even at low power settings?
Yes. The induction field covers the same full area at any power level—low, medium, or max 5kW. Only the heat intensity changes, not the coverage. A sauce simmers evenly at low power the same way a stir-fry sears evenly at high power.




