15kW Induction Wok Cooker for Authentic Wok Hei
Floor Induction Wok Cooker With Sink | 15KW
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?
High-Heat Seared Proteins
Beef, prawns, chicken and squid sear properly only above 300°C. This floor induction wok cooker holds that temperature even when cold ingredients hit the pan — so meat caramelizes instead of steaming.
Flash-Fired Vegetables
Choy sum, bean sprouts and snow peas stay crisp because induction produces dry heat. Gas burners release moisture from combustion. No steam means bright color, firm texture, and clean wok hei char.
Smoky Noodles and Fried Rice
Char kway teow and fried rice need constant 300°C contact for charred edges without sticking. Instant heat recovery after every toss keeps the surface at searing point throughout the entire cook.

Frequently Asked Questions
Can this induction wok cooker produce real wok hei without a gas flame?
Yes. Wok hei is created by the Maillard reaction and oil vaporization — both triggered by temperature, not flame. This 15KW unit heats the wok past 300°C with 95% efficiency. In blind tests, diners consistently cannot tell induction stir-fry from gas-cooked dishes. The “gas taste” people associate with wok cooking is actually combustion residue, not wok hei.
Does heat cut off when the chef tosses the wok?
Not in practice. The concave coil’s magnetic field reaches 3–5 cm above the surface, so the wok stays powered during normal tossing. The controller holds power in standby during micro-lifts and restores full output on contact. A 2–3 second toss drops about 15°C — same as gas — but induction recovers that heat in 2 seconds versus 5 on a gas burner.
Is there real restaurant proof that induction matches gas for wok hei?
Yes. East Restaurant at Sudima Hotel in Auckland converted from gas to induction in 2024. Head Chef Marsden ran blind tastings and found induction produced stronger char caramelisation. Customer complaints: zero. Service speed improved 15–20%. The team now uses induction for all daily cooking.
How long does it take gas-trained chefs to adjust?
One to two weeks. The key change is using a sliding toss — keeping the rear of the wok near the surface while shaking — instead of a high vertical lift. This keeps magnetic contact and reduces wrist strain. Chef Marsden confirmed that once his team tried it, they preferred induction.
Is 15KW powerful enough for explosive Bao Chao stir-fry?
Yes. At 90–95% efficiency, 15KW induction delivers more usable heat to the wok than a higher-rated gas burner running at 50% efficiency. The concave coil heats the bottom and walls evenly. Recovery to 300°C after each toss takes seconds. For larger-scale operations, 20KW and 30KW models are also available.




