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Andrew James Electric Induction Hob
2000 watts
Digital Display
Clean and hygienic
LED Display
Adjustable power, temperature and timer controls
10 power levels
10 Temperature settings
Temperature range 60 - 240 °C Timer up to 3 hours (180 minutes)
Easy to clean, compact and portable
Microcomputer controlled operation
Optimised Design
Black Crystal Faceplate
Digital display
Soft Touch Display
Over heating protection
Over voltage protection
Under voltage protection
Automatic vessel detection
220- 240 V 50 Hz
CE and ROHS approved
12 Month Warranty
Please note that you need to use induction compatible pans with this induction hob
Will your pans work on an induction hob? - please see below how you test your pans
Testing your pans is easy. If a magnet will stick to the bottom of your pans they should work on a induction hob
For non induction compatible pans Andrew James now stock an induction convertor disc allowing you to use any type of pan on an induction hob
Please see ASIN number B00BJ53RPU for the Andrew James Induction Converter disc
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
50 of 51 people found the following review helpful
By vanya46
We bought two of these units as replacements for our old induction hobs, now given to our daughter. So far, we have found them very simple to use and extremely reliable and at a fraction of the cost of the old ones. We're probably stating the obvious but this type of hob works only with stainless steel cookware (use a magnet to check the base of your pans).
95 of 98 people found the following review helpful
By R. F. Stevens
TOP 50 REVIEWER
Amazon Verified Purchase
Well made, compact, and works from a 13A plug with a maximum of two kilowatts from the mains. And it is an induction hob, so only the pot gets hot, and we already had the right pots for an induction hob. Induction means no smells or fumes or condensation and a cool hob, electric means portable and clean.
As shown in the Az blurb, it has ten power settings and a range of temperature settings and can operate as either power-input controlled or as pot-temperature controlled. The mode selection button also allows a count-down timer that can be applied to either mode - a bit confusing, but one gets used to it.
Power mode. Setting 1 is not quite a simmer, setting 2 is a gentle simmer, setting 3 is a slow boil, and then it really gets going, with not much apparent difference in the higher settings. I would have liked more subtlety in the power settings, like with my De Dietrich 60cm Induction Hob DTi704V. Being extremely quick to the boil, it feels more than the two kilowatts, but that might just be because the controls are rather coarse in their application.
Temperature mode. Lowest is 60°C and it goes up in approximately 20°C steps to 240°C. Except it is totally inaccurate at the lower temperatures, persistently boiling four pints of water furiously on the 60°C setting, long after I would have expected it to have sensed the temperature of the previously boiled pot. I can see the application if one is using a cooking oil at high temperature, in a big full pot that is slow to respond, but not otherwise. Poor.
Timer mode. It works and is accurate, and counts down to turn off the hob.... Read more ›
As shown in the Az blurb, it has ten power settings and a range of temperature settings and can operate as either power-input controlled or as pot-temperature controlled. The mode selection button also allows a count-down timer that can be applied to either mode - a bit confusing, but one gets used to it.
Power mode. Setting 1 is not quite a simmer, setting 2 is a gentle simmer, setting 3 is a slow boil, and then it really gets going, with not much apparent difference in the higher settings. I would have liked more subtlety in the power settings, like with my De Dietrich 60cm Induction Hob DTi704V. Being extremely quick to the boil, it feels more than the two kilowatts, but that might just be because the controls are rather coarse in their application.
Temperature mode. Lowest is 60°C and it goes up in approximately 20°C steps to 240°C. Except it is totally inaccurate at the lower temperatures, persistently boiling four pints of water furiously on the 60°C setting, long after I would have expected it to have sensed the temperature of the previously boiled pot. I can see the application if one is using a cooking oil at high temperature, in a big full pot that is slow to respond, but not otherwise. Poor.
Timer mode. It works and is accurate, and counts down to turn off the hob.... Read more ›
67 of 69 people found the following review helpful
By S. Camp
As far as I can see, this cooker is exactly the same as the Judge. Really fast!!! cooking, certainly cannot leave unattended it's so fast. Only had this cooker for a week, as we've had to disconnect our gas cooker due to kitchen refit in January and us giving our existing cooker away to someone we know in time for Christmas. Without doubt, it's a learning curve and we've not used the timer function yet, so time will tell. Anyway, really pleased with this so far, it's really speeded up our cooking and I think it behaves better than the gas cooker, as cools instantly when turned down. Another thing, really good value in comparison to all the other inductions on this site, even with the postage added on.
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
By Raul
Amazon Verified Purchase
for the price it's unbeatable. but it's way too powerful and lacks granularity in the lower power settings. 3, 2 and 1 are only weak because they pulse the heat (turns on and off at regular intervals) and 10 just burns stuff. Great for making steaks if using with a cast iron grill-pan, induction adapters tend to fail because the cooker shuts off before the adaptor gets to high temperatures, so it can only be used for simmering.
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
By fishman
It took a while to get the hang of my Induction hob and for a day or so I thought I,d made a mistake buying it, but once I got used to it,its very easy to use and I wouldn't part with it now.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
By Rita
Amazon Verified Purchase
Very satisfied with this product. For the price it is fantastic. The first one I have ever been able to successfully just simmer.
33 of 34 people found the following review helpful
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PREFACE
Having got to the end of this review I realized it was as much of a guide to using an Induction Hob as a review but I decided to leave it as it was because I hope that some new users will find it more useful in this form.
For those familiar with induction hobs I would buy this one again subject to my comments on temperature control which may be better on units other than this and the Lidl unit I previously bought.
DELIVERY
The delivery charge seems expensive but may be justified. I bought two to reduce the delivery cost per unit. The units arrived on time and well packaged. Set up is as easy as finding a level surface plugging it in and switching on with a suitable pot in place (see POTS).
POTS
A magnet must be attracted to the base of the pot. Induction hobs work by inducing heat in the magnetic material in the pot. Stainless steel pots are not necessarily magnetic.
There is an induction symbol on some pots but most pots with a magnetic base will be suitable for an induction hob provided the base attracts a magnate, larger than 12cm and smaller than 22 cm. There is a little tolerance so maybe 10cm to 24cm would be OK.
Pots that a magnetic will not stick to will not work unless you put a special disc under them.
The disc seems a bit fiddly and overpriced so new pots are probably a better option.
Pots that have a solid base of reasonable thickness (4mm) are most versatile (see POWER and SIMMERING).
PUSH BUTTON VERSES TOUCH CONTROLS
I had originally bought an induction hob from a different manufacturer that used touch sensitive controls under one sheet of ceramic.... Read more ›
Having got to the end of this review I realized it was as much of a guide to using an Induction Hob as a review but I decided to leave it as it was because I hope that some new users will find it more useful in this form.
For those familiar with induction hobs I would buy this one again subject to my comments on temperature control which may be better on units other than this and the Lidl unit I previously bought.
DELIVERY
The delivery charge seems expensive but may be justified. I bought two to reduce the delivery cost per unit. The units arrived on time and well packaged. Set up is as easy as finding a level surface plugging it in and switching on with a suitable pot in place (see POTS).
POTS
A magnet must be attracted to the base of the pot. Induction hobs work by inducing heat in the magnetic material in the pot. Stainless steel pots are not necessarily magnetic.
There is an induction symbol on some pots but most pots with a magnetic base will be suitable for an induction hob provided the base attracts a magnate, larger than 12cm and smaller than 22 cm. There is a little tolerance so maybe 10cm to 24cm would be OK.
Pots that a magnetic will not stick to will not work unless you put a special disc under them.
The disc seems a bit fiddly and overpriced so new pots are probably a better option.
Pots that have a solid base of reasonable thickness (4mm) are most versatile (see POWER and SIMMERING).
PUSH BUTTON VERSES TOUCH CONTROLS
I had originally bought an induction hob from a different manufacturer that used touch sensitive controls under one sheet of ceramic.... Read more ›
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
excellent product
Had an induction hob before wouldn't use anything else for cooking on. this one exceeded my expectations cooks better than my other at low temperature of 60
Published 7 days ago by suky
5.0 out of 5 stars
excellent product
Really good, well made, efficient. I bought it as a supplement to my aga, and it's everything I could have hoped it to be.
Published 16 days ago by london girl
5.0 out of 5 stars
Present
This was a gift for my son and his partner, it would have been better if the company advised that you require special pans to enable use
Published 25 days ago by poppy
5.0 out of 5 stars
Really rather good
We've had one of these as a temporary cooking solution while we're sorting out our kitchen and it's a very impressive piece of kit for the price. Read more
Published 29 days ago by R. Day
5.0 out of 5 stars
best product
The best product and up to my expectations I recommend to any one who wish to buy . very good to save gas
Published 1 month ago by Aju Mathew
1.0 out of 5 stars
Dreadful
Never worked from the start. Was looking forward to eat shabu shabu on it, but it failed completely. Avoid.it is not worth it.
Published 1 month ago by RERE
5.0 out of 5 stars
Andrew James Digital Electric Induction Hob 2000 Watt
my only reservation about the Andrew James Digital Electric Induction Hob 2000 Watt is that you cannot leave it alone save on the lowest setting - - but hey it's an excellent... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Dr. J. Buchan
5.0 out of 5 stars
Induction Hob.
This is the best Item I have ever purchased,a truly wonderful invention,and a very fair price,and excellent after service, I recommend it to everyone.Ideal for uni. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Julia
5.0 out of 5 stars
Brilliant
Excellent product for price. Very quick heating up and at changing temperature. Light and easy to move.
Have just bought another one.
Have just bought another one.
Published 2 months ago by Lucy Carr-Ellison
1.0 out of 5 stars
Got cracks around the hob
After using it for five months,there is a lot of cracks around the hob.According to my opinion,its lifetime is only 6 to 8 months.
Published 2 months ago by Balan
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