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Listings describe the plates as enamel-coated steel and the cooktops as metal. Some product descriptions also note a stainless-steel rim on the enamel plates.
Plate diameters are listed at about 7", 8.6", and 10.2" for small/medium/large; a small plate is described as roughly 7" OD × 0.7" H and weighs about 0.4 lb. Cooktop dimensions are shown in different listings as approximately 17–18" long × 9–9.5" wide × 2" high (examples: 2" H × 9" W × 17" D and ~18" × 9.5" × 2").
The plates are described as heat- and scratch-resistant and suitable for serving hot or cold food. The portable cooktops are specified at 1700 watts and are marketed for fast, even heating for cooking.
The plate options mentioned are sold in sets of two. The electric cooktops include two coil burners, allowing you to cook two items at once.
Wipe or spot-clean the unit as described in listings. After unplugging, allow the cooktop to cool (about 20 minutes is noted) before storing it in a dry, cool place.
Listings specify 1700 watts total, fast heating, and even heat distribution. Models include dual adjustable temperature knobs or individual heat settings for each burner and power indicator lights.
The plates are described as having a smooth enamel finish and a stainless-steel rim, with product text highlighting hygiene and impact resistance.
A small enamel plate is listed at about 0.4 lb each. One cooktop listing gives a unit weight of 7 pounds.