On Mon 12 Sep 2005 08:24:22p, Dee Randall wrote in rec.food.equipment:

> Hello,
> Can you help me so that I can google the correct term. I am looking for
> a slide- in 30" electric stove (to replace a Jenn-Air 1989 down-draft
> stove) that has the burners that turn immediately to the temperature
> that one has turned them to (i.e., 1-10) instead of slowly cooling off.
>
> I'm not sure if it is halogen. And I don't know if it is halogen
> whether they only have one halogen burner on a stove.
> Thanks. I have already googled groups and have read a few postings, but
> still not sure of the differences as it might relate to a slide-in
> electric stove.
> Thanks so much.
> Dee

Yes, Dee, I think it is halogen you're after. Some time ago when I was
investigating them, they were only available on cooktops and there were
usually only one or two halogen burners, never all of the burners. That
may well have changed in the intervening time.

I believe that ranges with all halogen burners are available in the UK and
the voltage will work here. You might consider importing one. Search on
"cookers" + "halogen" or "halogen hobs".

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Wayne Boatwright *¿*
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