Any pan, no exceptions
Induction burners reject pans that are not magnetic. Infrared heats by radiant energy, so every pan you already own works here, from cast iron to stainless to glass.
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One portable burner that heats any pan you own.
Ships to the lower 48. Orders process within 2 business days.
Brentwood’s Select TS-383DBK is a countertop infrared burner that goes where you need extra heat — a dorm, an office, an RV, or an overflow burner for the holidays. Unlike induction, its radiant infrared element works with every kind of cookware, from cast iron to glass. A sleek digital touch panel dials in nine precise heat levels.
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Q: Does it work with any pan?
A: Yes. Because it is infrared rather than induction, it heats any cookware — cast iron, stainless, aluminum, or glass.
Q: Is this the same as induction?
A: No. Infrared heats a glowing element that warms the pan by radiant heat. It works with all cookware but the surface gets hot and cools more slowly than induction.
Q: How hot does it get?
A: Nine levels span from about 212°F up to 1022°F, so it can gently simmer or aggressively sear.
Q: Is there a safety shut-off?
A: Yes. It has a 99-minute timer with auto shut-off plus overheat protection.
Brentwood Appliances builds practical countertop cooking gear that punches above its price, sold across major U.S. retailers and backed here by a one-year manufacturer warranty. The Select TS-383DBK brings genuine infrared versatility — the ability to heat any pan — to a compact, travel-friendly burner.
Your TS-383DBK burner ships fast, backed by a 1-year manufacturer warranty. Ships fast from CurbGo with tracking.
Shipping to the 48 contiguous states, with orders processed within 2 business days. If it is not right, you have 30 days from delivery to return unused items in the original packaging. Questions before or after you buy go to CurbGo's U.S.-based support team.
| Wattage | 1500W |
|---|---|
| Heat range | 212-1022°F |
| Heat levels | 9 |
| Timer | 99 minutes with auto shut-off |
| Cooktop surface | 10 in ceramic glass |
| Burner element | 8 in infrared |
| Compatibility | All cookware types |
| Warranty | 1-year manufacturer warranty |
Induction burners reject pans that are not magnetic. Infrared heats by radiant energy, so every pan you already own works here, from cast iron to stainless to glass.
Nine digital heat levels run from a gentle 212 degree simmer to a 1022 degree sear, so one compact burner covers melting chocolate and blackening steak alike.
The 99-minute timer shuts the burner off on its own, and overheat protection backs it up. Dinner simmers while you do something else entirely.
One compact burner with a wide working range.
Induction only heats magnetic pans, so glass and aluminum do not work there. This infrared burner heats every pan you own and costs less doing it.
Adding a range is a renovation. This is a 10 inch appliance you set on the counter for the holidays and store in a cabinet the rest of the year.
No fuel canisters to buy or store. Plug it in, set an exact temperature on the touch panel, and let the timer shut it down for you.
Yes. Because it is infrared rather than induction, it heats any cookware: cast iron, stainless, aluminum, or glass.
No. Infrared heats a glowing element that warms the pan by radiant heat. It works with all cookware but the surface gets hot and cools more slowly than induction.
Nine levels span from about 212°F up to 1022°F, so it can gently simmer or aggressively sear.
Yes. It has a 99-minute timer with auto shut-off plus overheat protection.
Orders ship to the 48 contiguous states and process within 2 business days. If it is not right, you have 30 days from delivery to return unused items in the original packaging.
CurbGo hunts for the well-made version of everyday things and skips the markup. This Brentwood burner is exactly that: real infrared heat that takes every pan in your kitchen, with a timer smart enough to turn itself off. Buy it once and pull it out every time the stove runs short.