Kenwood IFC01 2000W Digital Infrared Cooker
Kenwood IFC01 Infrared Cooker Price in Pakistan
Need an electric cooking surface for one pan? The Kenwood IFC01 uses a 2000W ceramic heating element and has a 28 × 36 cm cooking surface. Its four-digit LED display shows the settings, while the touch panel lets you operate the cooker without knobs. For another single-burner option, see Future Electronics’ Anex hot plates.
Key Specifications of Kenwood IFC01
| Feature | Kenwood IFC01 23S52 |
|---|---|
| Cooker type | Digital infrared cooker |
| Power | 2000W |
| Voltage | AC 220–240V |
| Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Cooking surface | 28 × 36 cm |
| Controls | Soft-touch |
| Display | Four-digit LED |
| Timer | Up to 4 hours |
| Top material | Tough glass |
| Safety features | Child lock and overheat protection |
These specifications are listed on the Lahore Centre product page; confirm the model and ratings on Future’s stock before publishing.
Benefits of the Kenwood IFC01 Infrared Cooker
One cooking surface, several kitchen tasks
Use the IFC01 when you need a separate electric surface for heating a pan. Its 2000W rating and ceramic heating element are listed for this model. The cooker’s 28 × 36 cm surface also gives you a measurement to check against your available counter space.
Touch controls and a four-hour timer
The touch panel and LED display let you check and change the cooker’s settings. A timer of up to four hours is useful when a dish needs a set cooking period. The IFC01 also includes a child lock and overheat protection. Keep the cooker on a stable surface and let its glass top cool after use.
Compare the right cooking setup
The IFC01 is a countertop infrared cooker. If you’re planning a fitted cooking area instead, browse built-in kitchen hobs at Future Electronics. You can explore more equipment for the room in the kitchen and gas appliances range.
FAQs
Is the Kenwood IFC01 an induction cooker?
No. This model is listed as an infrared cooker with a ceramic heating element.
Can I use a pan that does not work on induction?
Infrared cookers do not require a magnetic induction base. Use a flat-bottomed pan that is suitable for a glass cooking surface, and check the supplied manual for cookware guidance.
Does the cooker need a gas connection?
No. It operates on AC 220–240V electricity.
Can I leave the glass top uncovered immediately after switching it off?
Keep hands and heat-sensitive items away until the surface has cooled.
Short description
The Kenwood IFC01 is a 2000W digital infrared cooker with a 28 × 36 cm cooking surface, touch controls, a four-digit LED display and a four-hour timer. Compare more electric hot plates at Future Electronics.
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