The phrase "induction stove" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a type of stove that uses electromagnetic induction to heat up cookware. For example, "I just bought an induction stove and it is so much easier to use than my old stove."
They moved the four-burner electric induction stove and Flashbake ovens, which cook with high-intensity halogen lamps.
Off the living room, an open kitchen area has an electric induction stove, a microwave and an espresso machine by De Dietrich.
The spacious Danish design kitchen by Kvik has glossy black cabinets and laminate countertops, as well as Bosch appliances including an oven, an induction stove, a stovetop hood, a double refrigerator and a dishwasher.
The ultramodern kitchen was custom-designed for the family by Poggenpohl, with a large black-granite island that features a Gaggenau induction stove and gas wok with a stainless steel carbon-filter exhaust system.
It wasn't until Guy Fieri had autographed a yellow bell pepper with a Sharpie marker and tossed it to a fan, sprayed the people in the orchestra seats with a bottle of water and vigorously denounced the induction stove he was about to use onstage ("Give me flame or give me death!") that his fans settled down.
In this research, solar energy is used as a source of power for the induction stove.
FULL INDUCTION STOVES You know about induction stoves, right?
Induction stoves allow for more storage than others, and this kitchen has great storage.
The passive model also favors induction stoves that make more efficient use of energy when cooking food.
This year, Siemens and its subsidiary Thermador have introduced featureless induction stoves; you can put the pots or pans (up to four of them) anywhere you like.
Because of the low atmospheric pressure and oxygen contents on the Tibetan Plateau, atmospheric induction stoves designed for plain areas tend to exhibit poor combustion performances when operated on a plateau, where poor energy utilization and indoor-air pollution are specific issues.
