Bajaj IRX 220F Infrared 2200W Induction Cooktop

Infrared, not induction — which means it works with any metal cookware you already own. Aluminium, copper, old steel vessels, camping pans — everything works. If your kitchen is a mix of different pots, this solves that problem.

At 2200W it heats as fast as the premium single hobs above. Eleven power levels from gentle simmer to full-blast frying. Three preset menus plus a built-in grill mode — yes, it grills with the included rack and skewers. Voltage Pro handles Indian power swings.

The honest catch: infrared uses roughly 10–15% more electricity than induction for the same result, because some heat leaks to the air. For most households with mismatched cookware, the flexibility outweighs the extra cost per use. Please connect with me on whatsapp if you have any further questions.

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