Marcel MI-F15 Induction Cooker

Marcel MI-F15 Induction Cooker Before buying the Marcel MI-F15 Induction Cooker there is one thing worth knowing, because it is where most buyers go wrong: an induction cooker heats the pot directly through a magnetic field, and the cooker surface itself does not get hot. That means the pot base has to be magnetic. Hold a fridge magnet against your pan — if it sticks, the pan will work on this cooker; if it does not, it will not.

Get that right and the advantages are real. Because the heat is generated in the pan itself, far less of it escapes into the room, so the kitchen stays cooler in summer and less energy is wasted. Marcel MI-F15 is rated at 1800 W and runs on AC 220-240V, 50Hz.

If you would rather not work out the heat level for every dish, seven ready functions cover it: Cook, Water boil, Warm, Soup, Fry, Roti/Dosa and Milk/Tea. Having a dedicated Roti/Dosa mode means the tawa is less likely to overheat and scorch. For manual control, this 1800W induction cooker adjusts from 120 W up to 1800 W — at 120 W milk or tea simmers slowly without catching at the bottom.

With small children in the house, a touch panel that changes setting at a stray touch is a genuine worry, so a child lock is built in. Inside, multiple temperature sensor technology keeps watch on the heat, and the unit is built to the IEC 60335-2-6 safety standard. When comparing any Marcel Induction Cooker, look at how far the power turns down, how many functions it offers and whether it has a child lock — not just the wattage.

Highlights

• Rated power 1800 W, AC 220-240V, 50Hz
• Adjustable from 120 W to 1800 W
• 7 cooking functions: Cook, Water boil, Warm, Soup, Fry, Roti/Dosa, Milk/Tea
• Touch screen control panel
• Multiple temperature sensor technology
• Child lock for safe operation
• Built to the IEC 60335-2-6 safety standard
• Works with flat, induction-ready (magnetic) cookware
• Model MI-F15

Warranty Information

After Sales Service: 1 Year

Important Usage Instructions

• Use only flat, induction-ready pans — check with a magnet before buying new cookware.
• Never run the cooker empty or with an oversized pan hanging off the plate; the sensor needs the pan sitting flat on the ring.
• At 1800 W, plug into a good-quality socket with sound wiring rather than a light-duty extension lead.
• Keep the air vents at the side and base clear, and do not stand the cooker on cloth or a soft mat.
• Wipe the plate with a damp cloth after it cools; never wash the cooker under running water.