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Black rectangular induction cooktop with smooth micro-crystal ceramic surface and touch-sensitive control panel

Sunpentown

Sunpentown SR964TB induction cooker 1300W black

SKU CH-9F11-EYPYM MPN SR964TB

A compact induction cooktop with 7 power levels up to 1300W, 13 keep-warm settings, touch controls, timer and automatic pan detection

  • NameInduction Cooker
  • FeaturesMicro-Induction Cooktop provides the best in cooktop perform
  • ColorBlack
  • Cooking SurfaceMicro-crystal ceramic plate
  • Power Consumption100 ~ 1300W
  • Power Supply120V~60Hz
  • 1300 W maximum power for rapid heating
  • 7 power settings from 100 W to 1300 W for precise control
  • 13 keep-warm levels between 100 °F and 390 °F hold food at serving temperature
  • Touch-sensitive panel with control lock prevents accidental changes
  • Automatic pan detection activates heating only when compatible cookware is present

Compact single-zone cooktop

The Sunpentown SR964TB is a portable induction cooker with a micro-crystal ceramic surface and a 100–1300 W power range. It runs on 120 V, 60 Hz mains and measures 11.625 x 15 x 2.25 inches. Touch controls, a control lock and automatic pan detection complete the feature set.

Home cooks wanting one extra burner

Suits anyone needing a single induction zone for simmering, boiling or keeping food warm at 13 precise temperatures between 100 °F and 390 °F. Renters, students or small-kitchen owners gain a safe, flameless surface that stops heating the moment cookware is lifted. Cooks who require multiple simultaneous zones or higher peak output should look at a different appliance.

1300 W maximum on 120 V

The unit tops out at 1300 W while drawing from a standard 120 V, 60 Hz outlet, so the circuit must support that load. If the available supply cannot deliver 1300 W continuously, the cooker will not reach its highest setting.

Highlights

  • 1300 W maximum power for rapid heating
  • 7 power settings from 100 W to 1300 W for precise control
  • 13 keep-warm levels between 100 °F and 390 °F hold food at serving temperature
  • Touch-sensitive panel with control lock prevents accidental changes
  • Automatic pan detection activates heating only when compatible cookware is present

Specifications

BrandSunpentown
NameInduction Cooker
ModelSR964TB
FeaturesMicro-Induction Cooktop provides the best in cooktop performance, safety and efficiency. Induction heats as electricity flows through a coil to produce a magnetic field under the ceramic plate. When a ferromagnetic cookware is placed on the ceramic surface, currents are induced in the cookware and instant heat is generated due to the resistance of the pan. Heat is generated to the pan only and no heat is lost. As there are no open flames, inductions are safer to use than conventional burners. Once cookware is removed, all molecular activity ceases and heating is stopped immediately.
ColorBlack
Cooking SurfaceMicro-crystal ceramic plate
Power Consumption100 ~ 1300W
Power Supply120V~60Hz
Dimensions11.625W x 15D x 2.25H in.
Shipping weight2.43 kg
Package size391 × 337 × 86 mm

Questions about this item

How do the seven power settings differ from the thirteen keep-warm settings?

The seven power settings step from 100 W up to 1300 W for active cooking. The thirteen keep-warm settings hold lower temperatures from 100 °F to 390 °F for holding food after cooking.

What does the 1300 watt maximum mean for everyday cooking?

1300 W is the top power level available on setting seven, suitable for rapid boiling or searing. Lower settings such as 500 W or 700 W handle simmering and gentle heating.

What does the 120 volt, 60 Hz supply mean for installation?

The unit plugs into a standard North American household outlet. It draws up to 1300 W, so the circuit must support that load without tripping.

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