Features of the Nova Infrared Cooker:

• Brand: Nova
• Model: NV 1208-L
• Color: Black & Red
• Material: Glass
• Type: Infrared Cooker
• Function: Inverter System
• Fire Power:  2200W Strong Fire Power
• Voltage: 220-240
• Control Function: Touch 
• Cooking Control: Digital Display For Easy Cooking
• Cooking Menus: Seven Present

Special Feature:

• Automatic Power-Off, Shock Proof Body
• Easy to Clean, Easy Temperature Control
• Available with Timer Feature
• Energy Saving & Radiation Free

Description:

An electric cooker that cooks food using infrared radiation is called an infrared cooker. One form of electromagnetic radiation that is invisible to the naked eye is infrared radiation. Infrared waves are released when a metal coil or filament is heated. The meal heats up as a result of the waves’ absorption as they pass through the air. Also –

1) Power Output: The infrared cooker’s 2200W power output represents its highest power capacity. When comparing higher-wattage infrared cookers to lower-powered models, faster heating and cooking periods are typically possible.

2) Infrared Technology: In infrared cookers, cookware and food are heated directly by infrared radiation. The infrared elements emit high-intensity heat, and cookware absorbs this heat before it reaches the food. Cooking may be done quickly and effectively because of this direct heat transmission.

3) Energy Efficiency: The energy efficiency of infrared cookers is widely recognized. They minimize heat loss and energy waste by heating up rapidly and directly. This effectiveness can reduce cooking time and energy use.

4) Cooking Zones: A 2200W infrared cooker might have several burners or cooking zones. The power output and size of these zones can be adjusted, enabling the simultaneous cooking of several foods at various heat levels.

5) Temperature Control: You can set and maintain specified cooking temperatures with the temperature controls that most infrared cookers come with. You may prepare a variety of recipes using this control, each of which calls for a distinct heat setting.