The True Induction TI-2B is a two-burner induction cooktop sold for built-in installation, not a four-zone 24-inch hob. True Induction lists it at 24.5 inches wide, UL858 listed, on a 120V supply with 1750W shared between the burners. The Rational Kitchen calls it hard to beat among installable cooktops that use a standard wall outlet, and a van-build owner on the YouTube channel Google Account timed a shallow pan of water from cold to boiling in two and a half minutes. Both describe the same limit: the two burners cannot run at full power together.
- — Sold for built-in installation: True Induction lists it as UL858 listed, 24.5 in wide over a 23.5 x 14 in base
- — Runs on 120V/60Hz at 1750W, per True Induction, so it needs no 240V circuit
- — Power is shared: The Rational Kitchen and the Google Account video both describe one burner's setting dropping when the other is raised
- — Only 10 power and 11 temperature settings, which The Rational Kitchen says do not allow fine control
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The True Induction TI-2B is a two-burner induction cooktop sold for built-in installation, not a four-zone 24-inch hob. True Induction lists it at 24.5 inches wide, UL858 listed, on a 120V supply with 1750W shared between the burners. The Rational Kitchen calls it hard to beat among installable cooktops that use a standard wall outlet, and a van-build owner on the YouTube channel Google Account timed a shallow pan of water from cold to boiling in two and a half minutes. Both describe the same limit: the two burners cannot run at full power together.
- — Sold for built-in installation: True Induction lists it as UL858 listed, 24.5 in wide over a 23.5 x 14 in base
- — Runs on 120V/60Hz at 1750W, per True Induction, so it needs no 240V circuit
- — Power is shared: The Rational Kitchen and the Google Account video both describe one burner's setting dropping when the other is raised
- — Only 10 power and 11 temperature settings, which The Rational Kitchen says do not allow fine control