Induction Hardware has launched a suite of over 40 new electric kitchen appliances, including induction-powered cooktops, wall ovens, and the first-to-market all-electric induction outdoor grill.
This rollout marks Induction Hardware’s debut into the appliance market. All appliances feature panel-ready options in various colorways and finishes, as well as a range in widths and compact solutions.
New products shipping this June and July include:
- Griddle ($2,996 – $3,696): Launching in late July, this first-to-market 36-inch Outdoor Induction Griddle delivers high-power cooking without gas hazards. Designed for outdoor kitchens and balconies, it features a removable carbon-steel griddle on four induction coils. Heating options include single-zone, dual-zone, and bridge functions. Made from outdoor-certified 304 stainless steel, it withstands the elements, and cleanup is effortless with a removable, dishwasher-safe grease tray.
- Drop-In Induction Cooktops ($680 – $796): Launching in mid-June, Induction Hardware Induction Cooktops fit into countertops or kitchen islands, perfect for small kitchens. LED touch controls enable fast heating and precise temperature management. The ceramic glass surface resists scratches and cleans easily. Safety features include automatic shut-off, child lock, and no-pan detection. Available in 24” and 30” widths.
- Refrigeration ($4,500 – $9,696): Available in June, Induction Hardware’s range of over 40 refrigerators feature built-in ice makers, water dispensers, and wine columns. Wine refrigerators feature three controlled temperature zones for different wines and use UV-protected glass. Fridge sizes range from 18” to 36” in Black Stainless Steel or Stainless Steel for any aesthetic.
- Smart Microwave Drawers ($1,300 – $2,300): Available in late June, Induction Hardware microwaves can be installed below the counter or within cabinetry, freeing up space. Meal prep is quick with multiple preset cooking modes like reheat, defrost, melt, soften, and cook. They also have built-in safety features, including child lock and auto shut-off, available in 24” and 30” widths.
- Dishwasher ($900 – $1,580): Releasing in early July, the 24” Premium Ultra Quiet Dishwasher is ENERGY STAR certified, minimizing water usage and running at a quiet 44 dBA. Six configurable wash programs handle delicate to tough cookware. Auto-sensing technology optimizes cycles, and the heated dry system eliminates towel finishing.
- Wall Ovens ($2,400 – $4,700): Available in late July, the 30” Double and Single Wall Ovens sustain up to 660°F for consistent baking and roasting. The oven features Pizza, Air Fryer, and Dehydrator modes, with a pizza stone included. Double ovens allow you to cook multiple dishes at different temperatures simultaneously.
All Induction Hardware appliances are available on the company website and through Amazon, Wayfair, and Best Buy.
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