Professional 4-burner induction cooktop with 7400W total power, 240V operation. 30" ceramic glass surface, precise temperature control 150°F-450°F. UL858 certified for home and RV use.
The True Induction TI-4B transforms your kitchen with four powerful induction burners spanning a spacious 30-inch ceramic glass surface, delivering a combined 7400 watts of commercial-grade cooking power. This quad-burner cooktop gives you the flexibility to prepare multiple dishes simultaneously, with each burner independently controlled for precise heat management. The varying burner wattages - ranging from 1400W to 2700W - let you match power to task: simmer delicate sauces on lower-watt burners while searing steaks or boiling water rapidly on high-watt burners. True Induction's magnetic field technology heats cookware directly with 90% efficiency, making it far more energy-efficient than gas or traditional electric cooktops.
The sleek black ceramic glass surface features True Induction's signature EZ touch sensor controls positioned conveniently at the bottom of the unit, creating a modern, seamless aesthetic that enhances any kitchen design. Each burner has individual power controls, temperature settings from 150°F to 450°F, and independent timer functions up to 150 minutes. Built-in safety features include automatic pan detection, child lock controls, overheat protection, and auto shut-off. This cooktop is UL858 certified and trusted by major RV manufacturers including Winnebago for its reliability, safety, and compact footprint. Install it as a built-in countertop unit for a professional integrated look, or use it as a portable cooktop when needed.
7400W total power across four burners - cook multiple dishes simultaneously with precise individual control
Each burner: 1-10 power levels plus boost mode for maximum versatility
Precise temp control 150°F-450°F on each burner for perfect cooking results
Smooth ceramic glass surface stays cool - spills wipe away effortlessly
Electrical Requirements: • 240V AC, 60 Hz power supply • 40-amp dedicated circuit required • Maximum connected load: 7.4 kW at 240VAC, 6.4 kW at 208VAC • Hardwired installation (no plug included) • Must be installed by qualified electrician Dimensions: • Width: 30" • Depth (Length): 21" • Height: 2-1/8" • Weight: 29.3 lbs Installation Options: • Built-In: Install flush in countertop cutout (primary installation method) • Portable: Can be used as portable unit on heat-resistant surface Clearance & Ventilation: • Adequate air circulation below cooktop required • Do not block intake or exhaust vents • Follow all local building and electrical codes RV Installation Note: For RV installations, use butyl tape instead of the supplied foam tape for mounting. Butyl tape provides adequate adhesion while allowing removal for service. This cooktop is used by Winnebago and other RV manufacturers for its reliability and compact design.
In The Box: • TI-4B Quad Burner Cooktop Unit • Mounting Hardware (Foam Tape) • Instruction Manual • Warranty Documentation Additional Items Needed: • 240V electrical connection (hardwired) • 40-amp dedicated circuit • Magnetic cookware (cast iron or stainless steel) • Professional installation by qualified electrician Optional Accessories: • Part TIGOURMET: 10-piece stainless steel cookware set (sold separately) • Butyl Tape: Recommended for RV installations instead of foam tape
Four Burner Layout (30" Width): Rear Left: 1600W / 2000W Boost • Ideal for: Simmering sauces, gentle heating, small pots Front Left: 2100W / 2500W Boost • Ideal for: Medium-high heat cooking, sautéing, frying Front Right: 1400W / 1750W Boost • Ideal for: Low-heat tasks, keeping food warm, melting Rear Right: 2300W / 2700W Boost • Ideal for: Rapid boiling, high-heat searing, largest pots Smart Power Distribution: The cooktop intelligently splits wattage between left and right zones for optimal energy use. All four burners can operate simultaneously when connected to 240V/40A service.
240V / 40-Amp Service Required: This unit requires professional hardwired installation to a dedicated 40-amp, 240V circuit. Improper installation can cause electric shock, fire, or death. Safety Requirements: • Must be installed by licensed electrician • Requires separate grounded circuit with circuit breaker • Follow all National Electrical Code requirements • Comply with all state and local building codes • Never place empty cookware on active burners • Keep flammable materials away from cooking area • Use only magnetic cookware - test with magnet first • Do not immerse unit in water • Supervise closely when children are nearby Shipping Note: This unit ships via UPS Ground only. Priority/expedited shipping not available.
Each burner operates independently with its own power controls, temperature settings, and timer. The varying wattages let you match burner to task for optimal cooking results and energy efficiency.
Special Considerations for RV Use: Mounting Tape Selection: Use butyl tape instead of the supplied foam tape for RV installations. Butyl tape provides strong adhesion while remaining removable for service. RV environments experience vibration, temperature changes, and movement that foam tape cannot handle well. Butyl tape flexes with these conditions while maintaining a reliable seal. Electrical Requirements for RVs: • Requires 240V service - available in most RVs via 50-amp shore power connection • Total draw: 7400W (about 31 amps at 240V) • 40-amp dedicated circuit required for safe operation • Can use all four burners simultaneously when properly powered • Generator must be rated for sustained 7400W+ load if boondocking • Not practical for battery/inverter operation due to high power draw Installation Requirements: • Professional installation by RV-certified electrician strongly recommended • Ensure adequate ventilation below cooktop for air circulation • Secure unit properly for travel to prevent shifting • Test all burners thoroughly before first road trip Trusted by RV Manufacturers: This cooktop is used by Winnebago and other major RV manufacturers, proving its reliability and suitability for mobile applications.
Download the True Induction TI-4B Quad Burner Induction Cooktop ManualManufacturer: True Induction / Sequoia Brands, Inc. Address: 13100 St. Rd. 54, Odessa, FL 33556 Warranty Coverage: 2-Year Limited Warranty Covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal use Register your product at TrueInduction.com for full warranty protection
A: Yes, when properly installed on a dedicated 40-amp, 240V circuit, you can use all four burners simultaneously. The cooktop has a maximum connected load of 7.4 kW (7400 watts) at 240V, which equals approximately 31 amps at full power. The 40-amp circuit provides adequate capacity with safety margin. However, the cooktop features intelligent power management that splits wattage between left and right zones for optimal efficiency. In practice, you rarely run all four burners at maximum power simultaneously - typically you'll have one or two burners at high heat and others at lower settings, which uses less total power. The key is ensuring your RV or home has proper 240V service with a dedicated 40-amp circuit. If you're unsure about your electrical service capacity, have a qualified electrician assess your system before purchasing.
A: Each burner has two maximum wattage ratings: standard maximum (level 10) and boost mode (level P). For example, the rear right burner provides 2300W at level 10 but increases to 2700W in boost mode - that's 400W more power for rapid heating. Boost mode is designed for tasks requiring maximum heat output, like bringing large pots of water to a rapid boil or preheating cast iron skillets for searing. To activate boost mode, touch the "+" button to level 9, then press once more to enter boost (display shows "P"). Boost mode is intended for short-term use - typically you'd use it to get your pan or water hot quickly, then reduce to a lower level for actual cooking. Standard power levels 1-10 give you precise control for regular cooking tasks. Think of boost mode as a "turbo" function that delivers maximum power when you need speed over precision. Each burner's boost wattage varies based on that burner's design - the rear right has the highest boost at 2700W, making it ideal for your largest pots and heaviest-duty cooking.
A: Each of the four burners has its own independent timer that can be set from 1 to 150 minutes (2.5 hours). You can have different timers running on all four burners simultaneously - for example, pasta cooking on one burner with a 12-minute timer, sauce simmering on another with a 45-minute timer, vegetables steaming with a 15-minute timer, and soup on the fourth burner without any timer at all. To set a timer, first activate the burner and set your desired power or temperature level, then press the Timer button. The display for that burner will show timer settings, and you use the +/- buttons to adjust in 1-minute increments. When the time expires, that specific burner automatically shuts off and beeps to alert you, while the other burners continue operating normally. The main display shows the shortest remaining time among all active timers, but you can check individual burner times by pressing the Timer button. This independent timer feature is incredibly useful for complex meals where different dishes require different cooking durations - you can truly "set it and forget it" for each burner.
A: This cooktop is specifically designed for RV use and is trusted by Winnebago and other major RV manufacturers. However, successful installation requires several key elements. First, your RV must have 240V service - this is typically available via 50-amp shore power connections at RV parks. The cooktop requires a dedicated 40-amp, 240V circuit, which means you'll need professional installation by an RV-certified electrician. Second, understand the power requirements: at 7400W total, this cooktop draws significant power. When plugged into shore power, it works beautifully. If running on generator, you need at least a 7500W generator (preferably larger) to handle the cooktop plus other RV loads. Third, for mounting use butyl tape instead of the supplied foam tape - butyl tape handles RV vibration and temperature swings better while remaining removable for service. Finally, ensure adequate ventilation below the cooktop for air circulation. The 30-inch width fits standard RV countertop dimensions. While the upfront installation cost is higher than propane cooktops, the long-term benefits include no propane consumption, safer operation (no open flames), easier cleaning, and precise temperature control. Many full-time RVers who primarily stay at parks with hookups find this cooktop transforms their cooking experience.
A: The TI-4B uses intelligent power distribution technology that splits the total 7400W capacity between left-side burners (front left + rear left) and right-side burners (front right + rear right). This means you have full flexibility to use burners on both sides simultaneously, but there are some smart power-sharing mechanisms built in. For instance, if you're running both left-side burners at maximum power, they'll share the available wattage for that zone. In practical terms, you can run all four burners at moderate levels simultaneously without any issues. However, if you try to run all four burners at maximum boost power simultaneously, the cooktop's intelligent management system will balance the load to stay within safe operating parameters. Think of it like this: you have plenty of power for real-world cooking scenarios - sautéing on one burner, simmering on another, boiling water on a third, and keeping something warm on the fourth. Where you might hit limits is if you tried to rapidly boil four large pots of water simultaneously at boost mode, which isn't a realistic cooking scenario anyway. The system is designed for actual cooking patterns, not laboratory stress tests, and it performs excellently in real-world use.
A: This is an important clarification about how induction cooktops work. The heating coils underneath the glass surface are indeed all approximately the same size (about 6 inches in diameter), even though the wattages vary significantly (1400W to 2700W). The graphics printed on the glass surface might suggest different sizes, but these are just visual guides for pan placement, not actual coil sizes. The varying wattages come from different power delivery capabilities, not different coil diameters. This design actually offers advantages: it means you have consistent flexibility across all four burners for cookware sizes between 4.5" and 10" diameter. A small saucepan works equally well on any burner, and a large 10" skillet fits properly on any burner. The power differences determine how quickly and how hot each position can cook, but all burners accommodate the same range of cookware sizes. So when choosing which burner to use, think about the power/heat level you need rather than the size of your pan - use high-watt burners (rear right at 2300W/2700W) for rapid boiling and searing, and lower-watt burners (front right at 1400W/1750W) for gentle simmering and warming. The uniform coil size is actually a feature, not a limitation, giving you maximum cookware compatibility across all positions.