Vision Induction Cooker VSN-MagnetoCook 2000W
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Wattage, গড় heat level, রান্নার সময় আর বিদ্যুতের রেট দিন — মাসিক unit ও খরচ সাথে সাথে দেখুন।
নিজের LPG সিলিন্ডারের দাম আর infrared wattage দিলে তিন পদ্ধতির আনুমানিক মাসিক খরচ পাশাপাশি দেখুন — এটি তুলনামূলক ধারণা, exact savings নয়।
| Cooking method | Estimated monthly energy cost | Important note |
|---|---|---|
| Induction | — | Requires compatible (magnetic-base) cookware |
| Infrared | — | Works with more cookware types |
| LPG | — | Depends on cylinder usage |
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The calculation is simple. Wattage divided by 1000 gives the rated power in kilowatts. Multiply that by the average power level you actually cook at to get the effective power. Effective power × daily cooking hours = daily units (kWh). Daily units × the days you cook per week ÷ 7 × 30 = monthly units, and monthly units × your electricity rate = the monthly cost. Example: a 2,000W cooker at a 60% average level runs at 1.2 kW; 1.5 hours a day is 1.8 units daily, about 54 units a month — at ৳10 per unit that is roughly ৳540.
No. The wattage printed on the box is the maximum. In real cooking the thermostat and power control cycle the coil on and off, and most dishes are cooked on low or medium heat. That is why this calculator asks for an average power level — estimating with the full wattage alone would show a bill much higher than what you actually pay.
Induction heats the pan itself through a magnetic field, so it is faster and more efficient but needs magnetic-base cookware. Infrared heats a ceramic plate that works with almost any pan, at somewhat lower efficiency. দুটির পার্থক্য, খরচ ও কোনটা আপনার জন্য ঠিক — বিস্তারিত দেখুন আমাদের Induction vs Infrared Cooker comparison guide-এ।
At full power a 2000W cooker draws 2 units (kWh) per hour. Real cooking rarely runs at full power — at a 60% average level it uses about 1.2 units per hour, so 1.5 hours of daily cooking comes to roughly 54 units a month.
Multiply the effective power by your electricity rate. A 2000W cooker at a 60% average level is 1.2 kW, so at ৳10 per unit one hour of cooking costs about ৳12. The calculator above shows the figure for your own wattage and rate.
No — induction transfers heat to the pan more efficiently than most other electric cooking methods, so less energy is wasted. The monthly bill depends on wattage, the heat level you use and how long you cook each day.
It depends on your electricity tariff and the local cylinder price. Use the Compare Cooking Methods section above with your own numbers — for many households the two come out close, and induction adds precise control and no cylinder changes.
Yes. Induction cookers are built for daily cooking. Keep the vents clear, wipe the glass after use and avoid running an empty pan, and the cooker will handle regular family cooking comfortably.
Flat-bottom pans with a magnetic base — stainless steel or cast iron. If a magnet sticks to the bottom of the pan, it will work on induction. Aluminium or copper pans without a magnetic base will not heat.
Enter the per-unit (kWh) rate printed on your electricity bill. Bangladesh uses slab-based tariffs, so if you want a safer estimate use the rate of your highest slab. Taxes and demand charges are not included.
It is an estimate. Actual consumption varies with heat level, cookware, food quantity and tariff slabs, which is why the result also shows a realistic lower–upper range of about ±15%.