Specifications/Ih Cooking Mechanism - Panasonic KY-C227D Operating Instructions Manual

Specifications/IH Cooking Mechanism

Power supply
Power consumption
Standby power
consumption
(approx.)
Dimensions
(approx.)
Weight (approx.)
Heat level 9-level adjustment
adjustment (approx.) 120 W to 2,800 W equivalent
Pan-frying
5-level adjustment
temperature
140 °C to 230 °C
adjustment (approx.)
Deep-frying
7-level adjustment
temperature
140 °C to 200 °C
adjustment (approx.)
Congee menu
Cooking timer
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KY-C227D KY-A227D
Single phase 220 V ~ 50 Hz
2,800 W
0.8 W
*When the main power is off
Width 742 × Depth 400 × Height 107 mm
10.7 kg 10.4 kg
• Left IH heater:
9-level adjustment
( 120 W to 2,800 W
equivalent)
• Right IH heater:
8-level adjustment
( 120 W to 1,800 W
equivalent)
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4 servings or 2 servings
1 minute to 9 hours 30 minutes
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Using both the right and left IH heaters simultaneously
If both the right and left IH heaters are used simultaneously, the heating power
of the IH heaters may be regulated as follows in order to restrict overall power
consumption.
• The heat level indication does not change but the heating power weakens.
• The heat level is automatically reduced by one or several levels.
• The heat level cannot be increased.
→ If high heat levels are required, avoid using the right and left IH heaters
simultaneously, or reduce the heat level of either of the IH heaters.
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Energy-saving effect example in ECONAVI operation
(KY-C227D only)
Energy is saved by approx. 10 % when cooking 3 pancakes (15 cm in
diameter, pan-frying 6 min. for one side/2 min. for the other side) in a row
using the Pan-frying menu. (Energy consumption compared between
"Pan-frying menu: 160 °C" and "Heating menu: heat level 4")
• Calculation condition for energy-saving effect
- Average integral power consumption calculated by KY-C227D (Actual
measured data provided by Panasonic)
- Pan with the bottom diameter of 18 cm, Panasonic standard pan used.
• Energy-saving effect varies depending on the cooked volume, and size and
material of the pan.
IH Cooking Mechanism
Cookware itself
generates heat.
Eddy current
Top plate
Magnetic force Magnetic
generating coil lines of force
IH (electromagnetic induction
heating) heats cookware by
causing cookware itself to
generate heat.
If electricity flows in the magnetic
coils underneath the top plate,
magnetic lines of force are produced.
When the magnetic lines of force
pass through metallic cookware, an
eddy current is induced, and the heat
generated by the electrical resistance
of the cookware is used for heating.
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