Electric Induction Cooktop 1800W with Touch Control – 6 Cooking Modes & 1 Year Warranty

Upgrade everyday cooking with the Electric Induction Cooktop 1800W with Touch Control, a sleek single-zone electric cooking solution designed for modern Pakistani kitchens.

Whether you need an electric stove for everyday cooking, a convenient backup when gas is unavailable, a compact cooking solution for an apartment or simply want the clean appearance and precise controls of an induction cooker, the KJT52 Induction Cooktop combines powerful 1800W performance with convenient preset cooking modes, adjustable power levels, timer controls and built-in safety features.

Its modern black crystal-glass surface and touch-control panel give it a clean, premium look while six dedicated cooking modes make common kitchen tasks easier to manage.

Choose between Hot Pot, Soup, Water, Stir Fry, Fry and Steam modes, adjust the cooking power according to your recipe and use the built-in timer when required.

With 8 adjustable power levels, 3-hour timer, control lock, overheat protection, high/low voltage protection and automatic safety switch-off, this electric induction stove is designed for convenient everyday cooking using compatible induction cookware.

If you are searching for an induction cooker in Pakistan, electric stove in Pakistan, single burner induction stove, 1800W induction cooker, touch-control electric chulha or portable countertop cooking stove, this model brings several useful features together in one modern appliance.

A Modern Electric Stove for Pakistani Kitchens

Cooking habits in Pakistan are changing.

Traditional gas stoves remain common, but many households also want an electric cooking option for convenience, backup cooking or use in spaces where installing another gas burner is impractical.

The KJT52 Electric Induction Cooktop provides a convenient countertop cooking zone powered by electricity.

There is no open gas flame. Instead, induction technology works with compatible magnetic-base cookware to generate heat for cooking.

That makes the appliance useful for a variety of everyday kitchen tasks including boiling water, preparing tea with suitable cookware, making soup, cooking rice, preparing curry, stir-frying vegetables, frying, steaming and reheating suitable dishes.

Its single cooking zone keeps the overall setup straightforward while the digital touch controls provide more flexibility than a basic coil-type electric hot plate.

1800W Induction Cooking Power

At the heart of this induction cooktop is its 1800W rated power.

The cooktop operates on a rated voltage of 220–240V at 50/60Hz, making it designed around the electrical voltage commonly used in Pakistani households.

Unlike a traditional gas burner where a flame heats the bottom of a cooking vessel, an induction cooktop uses electromagnetic induction with compatible cookware.

This means the cooking vessel itself becomes an important part of the heating system.

For the buyer, the most important thing to remember is simple:

Use induction-compatible cookware.

With the correct pan, pot or kettle in place, the cooktop can be used for everyday cooking across a variety of recipes.

8 Adjustable Power Levels

Different foods require different levels of heat.

Boiling water does not require the same cooking control as gently preparing soup, and stir-frying may require a different setting from warming or steaming food.

That is why the KJT52 induction cooker includes 8 adjustable power levels.

Use the touch-control panel to adjust the cooking power according to the dish you are preparing.

The multiple power levels give you more flexibility than a basic electric stove with only a simple on/off control.

Whether you want stronger heating for boiling or more controlled power for another cooking task, you can adjust the setting from the control panel.

6 Convenient Cooking Modes

The cooktop provides six cooking modes directly on the control panel.

Cooking Mode	Suggested Use
Hot Pot	Hot pot cooking and similar meals
Soup	Soups, broths and slow-heated liquid dishes
Water	Heating or boiling water
Stir Fry	Stir-frying vegetables, meat and other ingredients
Fry	Frying with suitable induction cookware
Steam	Steaming food with suitable pots and steamers

These preset functions make the appliance easier to navigate when you want to move quickly between common cooking tasks.

You can also adjust the settings according to your recipe rather than relying entirely on preset modes.

Sleek Touch Control Panel

A modern appliance should not only cook well—it should also be straightforward to operate.

The KJT52 features a touch-control interface built into the sleek top panel.

Controls include cooking modes, timer functionality, lock control, power adjustment and the main on/off control.

The clear layout helps keep frequently used settings accessible without the bulky mechanical knobs found on traditional cooking appliances.

The touch interface also complements the smooth black surface, giving the cooktop a cleaner and more contemporary appearance.

3-Hour Cooking Timer

The built-in 3-hour timer gives you another level of control over meal preparation.

Set the timer when appropriate for your recipe instead of relying solely on a separate kitchen timer.

This can be useful for recipes that need to cook for a defined period or when you want a convenient reminder built directly into the appliance.

You should still supervise cooking appropriately, particularly when frying, heating liquids or preparing food at higher settings.

Control Lock for Added Convenience

The induction cooktop includes a lock control on the touch panel.

This helps reduce accidental changes to selected settings while the controls are locked.

It is a particularly useful feature on a smooth touch-control appliance where an unintended touch could otherwise alter a setting.

The lock function should complement—not replace—normal kitchen safety practices and adult supervision.

Crystal Glass Cooking Surface

The cooking zone is covered with a high-quality crystal glass surface.

Its smooth black finish gives the electric stove a sleek, modern appearance that can complement contemporary kitchens.

The flat top also makes routine surface cleaning straightforward compared with traditional gas stoves that have burner caps, pan supports and multiple recessed areas where food residue can collect.

Once the appliance has been switched off and the surface has cooled appropriately, wipe it according to the recommended cleaning instructions.

Avoid using materials that could unnecessarily scratch or damage the glass surface.

Scratch-Resistant Surface

The product features a scratch-resistant crystal glass surface designed for normal cooking use.

Even with a scratch-resistant top, proper cookware handling remains important.

Avoid unnecessarily dragging heavy pots across the glass. Instead, lift and place cookware carefully.

Keeping the underside of your cookware clean can also help prevent particles trapped between the pot and glass from marking the surface.

Treating the glass properly will help preserve the clean appearance of your induction cooker over time.

Built-In Overheat Protection

Kitchen appliances that generate significant cooking power should include appropriate safety systems.

The KJT52 features overheat protection as part of its built-in safety design.

The appliance also includes automatic safety switch-off, helping provide additional protection during operation.

These features do not eliminate the need for responsible cooking practices. Never leave active cooking unattended when the recipe requires supervision, and always follow appropriate electrical and kitchen-safety precautions.

High and Low Voltage Protection

Voltage fluctuation can be a concern for electrical appliances.

This induction cooktop includes high and low voltage protection as part of its listed safety features.

That adds another layer of protection to the appliance's electronic system.

For best results, use the appliance with a suitable electrical supply and avoid using damaged sockets, cables or inappropriate extension leads.

Because the cooktop has a rated power of 1800W, the electrical connection being used should be suitable for a high-power cooking appliance.

Automatic Safety Switch-Off

The induction cooker also includes an automatic safety switch-off function.

This works alongside the overheat and voltage-protection systems as part of the cooktop's safety design.

As with any cooking appliance, these built-in functions should be treated as supporting safety features rather than a reason to leave cooking unattended.

No Open Gas Flame

One of the major differences between an induction cooker and a traditional gas stove is the absence of an open flame.

The KJT52 is electrically powered, so it does not require a gas flame to produce cooking heat.

This can make it particularly convenient for households wanting an additional cooking option alongside their existing gas stove.

It is also useful for apartments, offices, kitchenettes and other places where adding another gas burner may not be convenient.

Remember that while an induction cooktop does not use an open gas flame, the cookware and cooking area can still become hot during use.

Normal burn precautions remain important.

A Useful Backup When Gas Is Unavailable

For many Pakistani households, an electric cooking appliance is useful as a secondary cooking option.

If your gas supply is unavailable or pressure is insufficient, an electric induction stove gives you another way to prepare food—provided electricity is available.

Instead of relying entirely on one cooking source, the induction cooktop can serve as an additional countertop cooker for essential tasks such as heating water, boiling ingredients, cooking soup, frying or preparing a simple meal.

This makes it particularly relevant for people searching online for:

electric stove for gas load shedding, electric chulha Pakistan, backup cooking stove, or single electric stove for home.

Suitable for Everyday Pakistani Cooking

Although the control panel includes preset functions such as Soup and Stir Fry, the appliance is not limited to those dishes.

With appropriate cookware and correct settings, an induction cooker can be incorporated into everyday Pakistani meal preparation.

You can use compatible cookware for tasks such as heating water, preparing tea, boiling eggs, cooking rice, making pulao, preparing daal, cooking curry, making soup, heating milk, frying eggs, preparing vegetables, making noodles, reheating suitable foods and preparing many other everyday recipes.

Cooking results will depend on the cookware, ingredients, power setting and recipe being used.

Useful for Small Kitchens and Apartments

A single-zone countertop induction cooktop can be especially useful where kitchen space is limited.

Instead of requiring a full-size cooking range, the KJT52 provides one dedicated electric cooking zone.

This can make it useful for:

small kitchens, apartments, studio living spaces, office kitchenettes, secondary kitchens, temporary cooking setups and households that simply want an additional burner alongside their existing stove.

When not in active use, a single-zone cooktop also occupies significantly less countertop area than a full cooking range.

A Convenient Extra Burner for Busy Kitchens

Even homes with a complete gas or electric cooking range can sometimes use one additional cooking zone.

Imagine preparing biryani or dinner for guests when every burner on your regular stove is already occupied.

A countertop induction cooker can provide another location for boiling water, preparing soup, heating a sauce or cooking another dish at the same time.

For households that frequently entertain guests or prepare multiple dishes together, having an extra electric burner can be surprisingly useful.

Suitable for Students and Independent Living

People living independently often do not require a full cooking range.

A single induction cooker can provide a compact cooking solution for many simple meals when used with compatible cookware.

It can be useful for students, single-person households and people living in smaller apartments where kitchen space is limited.

Always make sure that your accommodation permits high-power cooking appliances and that the electrical socket is suitable for the cooktop's 1800W power rating.

Which Cookware Works on This Induction Cooktop?

This is one of the most important things to understand before purchasing an induction stove.

Induction cooktops require induction-compatible cookware.

Suitable cookware includes:

• Cast iron pots, pans and skillets

• Induction-compatible stainless steel cookware

• Induction-compatible kettles

• Other cookware specifically marked as suitable for induction cooking

A flat cooking base generally provides the best contact with an induction surface.

Will My Existing Pots Work on an Induction Stove?

Maybe.

The easiest basic test for many cookware pieces is the magnet test.

Place a household magnet against the bottom of your pot or pan.

If the magnet sticks firmly to the base, the cookware may be suitable for induction cooking.

If it does not stick, the pot generally will not work on a standard induction cooktop unless it has a special induction-compatible base.

Always check the cookware manufacturer's specifications when possible.

Can I Use Aluminum Cookware on This Induction Stove?

Ordinary aluminum by itself is generally not induction compatible.

However, some aluminum cookware has a specially manufactured magnetic induction base.

If an aluminum pot, frying pan, karahi or pressure cooker is specifically marked “Induction Compatible” or has an appropriate magnetic bottom, it may work.

Do not assume that every aluminum cooking pot will work simply because it has a flat base.

This is especially important for Pakistani kitchens where aluminum cookware is very common.

Can Stainless Steel Cookware Be Used?

Many stainless steel pots and pans work on induction, but not every stainless steel alloy is magnetic.

Look for an induction-compatible symbol or test the bottom with a magnet.

If the base strongly attracts a magnet and the cookware manufacturer confirms induction compatibility, it should be suitable for use.

Can Cast Iron Be Used on an Induction Cooker?

Yes, cast iron is generally suitable for induction cooking because it is magnetic.

However, cast iron cookware can be heavy.

Place it carefully on the crystal-glass surface instead of dropping or dragging it.

This helps protect the glass from unnecessary impact or scratching.

Can Glass or Ceramic Pots Be Used?

Ordinary glass and ceramic cookware usually do not work directly on induction cooktops because they do not have a magnetic base.

Only use them if the cookware has been specifically designed and labelled for induction use.

Induction Cooktop vs Traditional Electric Hot Plate

An induction cooktop and a traditional electric hot plate both use electricity, but they do not heat cookware in the same way.

A traditional coil or radiant hot plate heats an element, which then transfers heat into the cooking vessel.

An induction cooker works with compatible magnetic cookware and uses induction to generate heat in the cooking vessel.

This distinction is important because traditional electric hot plates can often work with a wider range of cookware, whereas an induction stove requires compatible pots and pans.

On the other hand, induction gives you the modern touch-control interface and responsive power adjustment offered by this KJT52 model.

If cookware compatibility is important to you, check your pots before ordering.

Induction Cooktop vs Infrared Cooker

Induction and infrared cookers may look similar because both can feature smooth black glass surfaces, but their heating technologies are different.

An infrared or radiant cooker heats a cooking surface that then transfers heat into the pot.

An induction cooker requires a compatible magnetic cooking vessel and generates heat through induction.

Therefore, do not purchase this model assuming it will work with every aluminum, copper, glass or ceramic pot that works on some infrared cookers.

This product is an induction cooktop, and compatible cookware is required.

Induction Cooker vs Gas Stove

A gas stove uses a visible flame and requires a gas supply.

An induction cooker uses electricity and induction-compatible cookware.

The KJT52 can therefore work as an additional cooking option for customers who already have a gas stove but want a single electric cooking zone.

It may also appeal to customers who prefer a smooth countertop cooker without traditional gas burners and pan supports.

Which option is right for you depends on your cooking habits, electricity availability, gas availability and existing cookware.

How to Use the Electric Induction Cooktop

• Place the induction cooktop on a stable, level and appropriate countertop with adequate ventilation around the appliance.
• Connect it to a suitable electrical socket.
• Place a clean, flat-bottomed and induction-compatible cooking vessel in the marked cooking zone.
• Switch on the cooktop using the touch-control panel.
• Select your preferred cooking mode—Hot Pot, Soup, Water, Stir Fry, Fry or Steam—or adjust the power according to your cooking requirements.
• Use the + / – power controls to select the appropriate level.
• Set the timer if required.
• Monitor the food during cooking.
• Once you have finished, switch the appliance off and unplug it when appropriate.
• Allow the cookware and cooking surface to cool before cleaning.

Product Specifications

Specification	Details
Product Type	Electric Induction Cooktop / Induction Cooker
Model	KJT52
Cooking Zones	Single
Power	1800W
Rated Voltage	220–240V
Frequency	50/60Hz
Control Type	Touch Control
Power Levels	8 Adjustable Levels
Cooking Modes	6
Cooking Modes Included	Hot Pot, Soup, Water, Stir Fry, Fry, Steam
Timer	Up to 3 Hours
Surface	Crystal Glass
Control Lock	Yes
Overheat Protection	Yes
High / Low Voltage Protection	Yes
Automatic Safety Switch-Off	Yes
Cookware Requirement	Induction-Compatible Cookware
Warranty	1 Year
Primary Use	Everyday countertop cooking

Why Choose This 1800W Induction Cooker?

The KJT52 brings together the features many buyers look for when comparing electric stoves in Pakistan.

You get a powerful 1800W single cooking zone, eight adjustable power levels, six convenient cooking programs and a three-hour timer.

The touch controls and black crystal-glass top give the appliance a modern appearance while the lock, overheat protection, voltage protection and automatic safety switch-off add practical safety functions.

More importantly, it provides an electric cooking option that can be used independently of your gas stove.

For homes that occasionally need an extra burner or want an alternative cooking source, that versatility can make an induction cooker a useful kitchen appliance.

Easy-to-Clean Smooth Surface

Traditional gas stoves contain several parts that may need to be removed during cleaning.

An induction cooktop has a comparatively simple, flat cooking surface.

After the appliance has been switched off and cooled, remove food residue using a soft cloth or suitable cleaning material.

Avoid harsh abrasive materials that could scratch the crystal-glass surface.

Wipe spills promptly once it is safe to do so rather than allowing residue to build up over repeated cooking sessions.

Cleaning and Care

• Always switch the appliance off and disconnect it from electricity before cleaning when appropriate.
• Allow the cooking zone to cool.
• Wipe the glass surface using a soft, damp cloth.
• For stubborn residue, use a cleaning product suitable for crystal-glass cooking surfaces.
• Do not immerse the appliance in water.
• Do not allow water to enter electrical openings.
• Avoid dropping cookware onto the glass surface.
• Do not scrape the top aggressively with sharp metal tools.
• Keep ventilation openings clear and clean.
• Store the cooktop in a dry location when it is not being used for an extended period.

Electrical Safety Tips

• The appliance has a rated power of 1800 watts, so treat it as a high-power kitchen appliance.
• Use a suitable wall socket and electrical circuit.
• Avoid damaged plugs and sockets.
• Do not operate the appliance with a damaged power cable.
• Avoid lightweight extension cords that are not rated for the appliance's electrical load.
• Keep the electrical connection away from water.
• Do not operate the appliance with wet hands.
• Keep the cooktop on a stable surface with suitable clearance and ventilation.
• If you are unsure whether your electrical socket or wiring can safely handle a 1800W appliance, consult a qualified electrician.

Ideal for Homes Looking for an Electric Chulha in Pakistan

Many Pakistani buyers use the terms electric stove, electric chulha, induction stove, induction cooker, electric cooker and electric hot plate when searching online for countertop cooking appliances.

Although these terms are sometimes used interchangeably, this product is specifically an induction cooktop.

For buyers searching for an electric chulha because they want an additional cooking option without installing another gas burner, the KJT52 provides a modern alternative with digital touch controls and multiple cooking settings.

A Single Burner Electric Stove for Everyday Convenience

A full-size electric cooking range is not necessary for every situation.

Sometimes one powerful cooking zone is enough.

The KJT52 works as a single burner induction stove, giving you one countertop cooking area for daily kitchen tasks.

It can be useful as your main compact cooker in smaller spaces or as a secondary cooking appliance in a full-size family kitchen.

Buy an Induction Cooktop Online in Pakistan

Buying an induction cooker online in Pakistan becomes easier when you know exactly what specifications to compare.

Instead of comparing appliances only by appearance, look at:

• Power: This model provides 1800W.
• Cooking control: It provides 8 adjustable power levels.
• Preset functions: It offers 6 cooking modes.
• Timer: It includes a 3-hour timer.
• Controls: It features touch controls.
• Surface: It uses a sleek crystal-glass cooking surface.
• Safety: Overheat protection, voltage protection and automatic safety switch-off are included.
• Cookware: Induction-compatible cookware is required.
• Warranty: The product is listed with a 1-year warranty.

These specifications make it easier to compare the KJT52 with other induction cooker options available in Pakistan.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an induction cooktop?

An induction cooktop is an electrically powered cooking appliance that uses electromagnetic induction with compatible magnetic cookware. Unlike a traditional electric coil or infrared cooker, induction requires suitable cookware for the heating process to work.

What is the power of this induction cooker?

The KJT52 induction cooktop has a rated power of 1800W.

What voltage does the induction stove use?

The listed rated voltage is 220–240V at 50/60Hz.

How many cooking modes does this electric stove have?

It has 6 cooking modes: Hot Pot, Soup, Water, Stir Fry, Fry and Steam.

How many power levels are available?

The induction cooker offers 8 adjustable power levels.

Does this induction stove have a timer?

Yes. It includes a 3-hour timer.

Does it have touch controls?

Yes. The KJT52 features a touch-control panel for cooking functions, power adjustment, timer, lock and on/off operation.

Does this induction cooker have a child lock?

The control panel includes a lock function that helps prevent accidental adjustment of settings.

Does it have overheat protection?

Yes. Overheat protection is one of the listed safety features.

Does it have voltage protection?

Yes. The product includes high and low voltage protection.

Does the electric cooktop switch off automatically?

The listed safety features include automatic safety switch-off.

Is this a single burner induction cooker?

Yes. It is a single-zone / single-burner style induction cooktop designed for countertop use.

Can I use an aluminum pot on this induction stove?

Ordinary aluminum cookware is generally not induction compatible. An aluminum pot will need a specially designed magnetic induction base to work. Check for an induction-compatible marking or test the cookware base with a magnet.

Can I use a stainless steel pot?

Many stainless steel pots work on induction, but the base must be magnetic. Check the cookware manufacturer's induction marking or perform a magnet test.

Can cast iron cookware be used?

Yes. Cast iron is generally compatible with induction. Handle heavy cast iron cookware carefully to avoid damaging the glass surface.

Can I use a glass cooking pot?

Ordinary glass cookware is generally not induction compatible unless it incorporates a specifically designed induction base.

Can I use my normal Pakistani aluminum degchi or pateela?

A conventional all-aluminum degchi or pateela generally will not work directly on induction. It must have an induction-compatible magnetic bottom.

Can I use a pressure cooker on this induction cooktop?

Yes, provided the pressure cooker is specifically induction compatible and appropriately sized for the cooking zone.

Can I use an induction-base non-stick pan?

Yes. If the pan has an induction-compatible magnetic base and is suitable for the cooking zone, it can be used.

Can I make tea on an induction cooker?

Yes. Use an induction-compatible saucepan or kettle and select an appropriate power setting.

Can I cook rice on this electric stove?

Yes. Rice can be prepared using an induction-compatible cooking pot and the appropriate cooking method.

Can I cook biryani on an induction stove?

Yes, provided you use an appropriately sized induction-compatible biryani pot or cooking vessel. Adjust the power according to your recipe.

Can I fry food on this induction cooktop?

Yes. The cooktop includes a Fry mode. Use suitable induction-compatible cookware and never leave hot cooking oil unattended.

Can I boil water on it?

Yes. Water is one of the six cooking modes.

Can I make soup?

Yes. The control panel includes a dedicated Soup mode.

Can I steam food?

Yes. The cooktop has a Steam mode for use with an appropriate induction-compatible cooking setup.

Is an induction stove the same as an infrared stove?

No. They are different technologies. An infrared cooker heats a radiant surface and generally works with a broader range of cookware. An induction cooker requires magnetic induction-compatible cookware.

Is an induction cooker the same as an electric hot plate?

Both use electricity, but they work differently. A conventional hot plate heats an electric element, whereas an induction cooker works with compatible magnetic cookware through electromagnetic induction.

Does an induction cooker use gas?

No. This cooktop operates using electricity and does not require a gas connection.

Can I use this during gas load shedding?

Yes, as long as a suitable electricity supply is available. It can provide an additional cooking option when gas is unavailable.

Is it suitable as a backup stove?

Yes. A single-zone induction cooker can be useful as a secondary or backup cooking appliance alongside your regular kitchen stove.

Is it suitable for an apartment?

Its countertop single-zone design can make it convenient for apartments and other kitchens where space is limited, provided the electrical installation can safely support the appliance.

Can students use an induction cooker?

It can be useful in accommodation where cooking appliances are permitted and an appropriate power socket is available. Always follow the accommodation's safety rules.

Does the surface get hot?

Induction primarily heats compatible cookware, but heat from the hot pot or pan can transfer back to the glass surface. Treat the cooking area as hot during and after cooking until it has cooled.

How do I know if my cookware is induction compatible?

Look for an induction symbol on the cookware or packaging. You can also place a magnet against the base. A strong magnetic attraction generally indicates that the cookware may be suitable for induction.

How do I clean the induction cooker?

Switch it off, disconnect it when appropriate and allow the cooking surface to cool. Wipe the crystal-glass top with a soft damp cloth and use a glass-appropriate cleaner for stubborn residue.

Can I wash the induction cooker with water?

Do not immerse the appliance or pour water into it. The surface should be wiped clean according to the care instructions because the unit contains electrical components.

What is the warranty?

This product is listed with a 1-year warranty.

What is the induction cooker price in Pakistan?

Prices and promotional offers can change. Check the product page above for the latest induction cooker price in Pakistan and any current Majestic Chef sale offer.

What is the electric stove price in Pakistan?

Electric stove prices vary depending on heating technology, wattage, features, brand and warranty. Check the current product price above for this 1800W KJT52 induction cooktop.

Where can I buy an induction cooker online in Pakistan?

You can order this 1800W Electric Induction Cooktop online from Majestic Chef with delivery across Pakistan according to the store's current shipping terms.

Order the 1800W Electric Induction Cooktop Online in Pakistan

If you're looking for a modern electric stove in Pakistan with touch controls, multiple power levels and useful safety features, the KJT52 Induction Cooktop is designed for convenient everyday countertop cooking.

Its combination of 1800W power, 8 adjustable power levels, 6 cooking modes, 3-hour timer, crystal-glass surface, control lock, overheat protection, high/low voltage protection and automatic safety switch-off gives you far more control than a basic on/off electric hot plate.

Use it as an additional cooking zone in your family kitchen, a compact cooker for smaller spaces or an alternative when gas cooking isn't available.

Just remember the most important requirement: use induction-compatible cookware.

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