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The difference between radiant and halogen
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The Difference between Radiant and Halogen

  • Halogen and radiant elements are basically the same.

  • They both use radiant energy to conduct heat to the cookware and food.

  • The only difference is that halogen elements also have a halogen bulb that circles their radiant element. It will light up instantly to show you that the cooktop is turned on.