What cookware works on it?

You need induction-compatible cookware with a magnetic base, such as cast iron or magnetic stainless steel. Glass, ceramic and most aluminum pans won't heat. Each zone's 8-inch coil works best with pans sized to match.

How is it different from a single portable induction burner?

It has two 11.5-inch surfaces with separate controls, so you can simmer and boil at once. A single burner gives you one zone and one control set.

Can it run on an RV or generator?

The 900W mode limits draw so it can run where a full-power appliance would trip a breaker. The 1800W mode gives full heat when the circuit allows it.

Does it have preset cooking modes?

Yes. It offers six presets alongside the 94 manual temperature settings, so you can jump to common cooking temperatures without dialing them in.

What safety features does it have?

It won't start heating without a compatible pan on the surface, and it shuts off automatically when the set cook time runs out.

How many burners does it have?

Two. Each zone has its own 11.5-inch glass surface, 8-inch coil and digital control.

Where can I buy the Nuwave Dual Top Precision Induction Cooktop?

3 stores we checked sell it, including Mercari, NuWave, Primo Shop USA.

Nuwave Dual Top Precision Induction Cooktop

Best price now

$229.99at NuWaveChecked Nov 12

Compared across 2 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

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Nuwave Dual Top Precision Induction Cooktop

Best price now

$229.99at NuWaveChecked Nov 12

Compared across 2 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

Visit NuWave

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Last seen at $229.99 at NuWave on Nov 12.
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Our take on the Nuwave Dual Top Precision Induction Cooktop

The NuWave Dual Top is a two-zone portable induction cooktop with two 11.5-inch shatter-proof glass surfaces, each driven by an 8-inch coil. It offers 94 temperature settings from 100°F to 575°F, six presets and separate real-time digital controls per zone. A 900W/1800W power mode lets it run on limited circuits, which suits RVs, dorms and small kitchens. Against single-burner portable induction units it doubles the cooking surface; against full induction ranges it gives up oven space and raw power per zone.

Best forRV and camper cooks with limited powerDorm and small-kitchen usersCooking two dishes at once on a countertopAnyone avoiding gas or open flames

Pros

Two independent 11.5-inch cooking zones
94 temperature settings from 100°F to 575°F
Separate digital controls for each zone
900W mode for low-power circuits
Won't heat without compatible cookware
Automatic shutoff when the timer ends

Cons

Needs magnetic-bottom cookware; glass and aluminum pots won't work
Portable units like this typically run on standard outlets, so heat-up is slower than a full range
Two large surfaces take up counter space
Fan noise is common on induction cooktops of this type

Nuwave Dual Top Precision Induction Cooktop prices at every store

MercariPre-owned
In stock
$50.00+ $23.95 shippingChecked Nov 12
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NuWaveNew
In stock
$229.99Free shippingChecked Nov 12
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Nuwave Dual Top Precision Induction Cooktop price history

Lowest price we've seen: $229.99 on Nov 13 at NuWave. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 13.

About the Nuwave Dual Top Precision Induction Cooktop

The NuWave Dual Top Precision Induction Cooktop has two cooking zones, each on an 11.5-inch shatter-proof glass surface. Each zone has its own real-time digital controls, so the two can be adjusted separately. Its compact, dual-zone design suits RVs, dorms and small kitchens.

Each zone uses an 8-inch coil for fast, even heat, with up to 90% efficiency. It offers 94 temperature settings from 100°F to 575°F, plus 6 presets. Cookware heats directly on each surface.

Power modes of 900W and 1800W allow use in low-power environments. A built-in safety feature prevents heating without cookware on the surface. The cooktop shuts off automatically when the cook time expires.

Brand: NuWave
Cooking zones: 2
Surface: 11.5-inch shatter-proof glass, 2 surfaces
Coils: 8-inch coil in each zone
Temperature: 94 settings, 100°F to 575°F
Presets: 6
Power modes: 900W and 1800W
Efficiency: Up to 90%
Controls: Dual real-time digital controls
Safety: Cookware detection prevents heating without a pan; automatic shutoff when cook time ends

Questions and answers

What cookware works on it?: You need induction-compatible cookware with a magnetic base, such as cast iron or magnetic stainless steel. Glass, ceramic and most aluminum pans won't heat. Each zone's 8-inch coil works best with pans sized to match.
How is it different from a single portable induction burner?: It has two 11.5-inch surfaces with separate controls, so you can simmer and boil at once. A single burner gives you one zone and one control set.
Can it run on an RV or generator?: The 900W mode limits draw so it can run where a full-power appliance would trip a breaker. The 1800W mode gives full heat when the circuit allows it.
Does it have preset cooking modes?: Yes. It offers six presets alongside the 94 manual temperature settings, so you can jump to common cooking temperatures without dialing them in.
What safety features does it have?: It won't start heating without a compatible pan on the surface, and it shuts off automatically when the set cook time runs out.
How many burners does it have?: Two. Each zone has its own 11.5-inch glass surface, 8-inch coil and digital control.
Where is the Nuwave Dual Top Precision Induction Cooktop cheapest?: At NuWave, for $229.99, as of our latest check.
Where can I buy the Nuwave Dual Top Precision Induction Cooktop?: 3 stores we checked sell it, including Mercari, NuWave, Primo Shop USA.