A kitchen is just a place where they cook and eat. Today, due to the diversity in the design of household appliances and furniture designs, you can turn this room into a unique and attractive object, emphasizing the beauty of the apartment and the creativity of its owners. And therefore, in modern interiors bulky stoves with outdated, unsafe burners look a little out of place.
More and more hosts are abandoning such devices, preferring electrical analogues. And there are significant reasons for this. Firstly, houses above 5 floors are equipped only with electric stoves. Secondly, they are more reliable, cheaper, safer, and the burner for an electric stove itself does not look so terrifying. However, we would like to devote today's article not to electric stoves in general, but to their important component part - burners, which until recently almost no one on the network remembered.
Features
Today we are used to seeing enameled electrical appliances with classic round heating elements. However, along with them, manufacturers mastered the production of many other, more interesting variations of burners, including glass-ceramic. Rather, it’s not even a hotplate for an electric stove, but a whole working surface, because there are no clearly defined contours of such devices, which can be seen only in photo No. 2. The surface of the glass-ceramic burners is completely flat, and this, in turn, is a big gain in functionality and appearance. Agree, such a burner for an electric stove looks much more attractive than round metal "pancakes".
The properties
Both types of burners can maintain high temperatures, it is convenient to heat and cook absolutely any food for them in the shortest possible period of time. Note - even glass-ceramic hotplates for electric stoves (Lysva including) are very difficult to damage in some way, carelessly placing pots, a kettle and similar containers on its surface. Such reliability is achieved through the use of special materials and an enameled top layer, thanks to which any of its types boldly resists various mechanical damage, not to mention temperatures.
How do they work?
Such a burner (for an Elektra-1001 electric stove including) operates as follows. After switching on, the element begins to gradually heat up, while the heat release occurs due to the conversion of one type of energy into another. Each burner for an electric stove has a separate electric circuit, through which the supply and conversion of electricity to heat takes place. Due to the presence of a wire with high electrical resistance, heating occurs in the asbestos storage ring. The thermostat, the control of which is displayed on the electric stove panel, allows you to adjust the temperature of the burner and prevent possible overheating of the system as a whole. Thus, a modern electric stove works .