What does ATFT mean in PRODUCTS

Advanced Tumble Flow induction Technology (ATFT) is a patented technology focused on improving heat transfer, reducing cooking time and providing more consistent results when cooking with an induction appliance. This technology works by blowing air around the pan to create turbulence as it interacts with the magnetic field of the appliance's coil, resulting in a more even distribution of heat around the bottom surface of the pan.

ATFT has many advantages over traditional heating methods. These include faster and more even heat distribution, greater control of temperature, improved energy efficiency, reduced cook times and improved food safety.

Yes, ATFT is designed specifically for use with induction appliances as it relies on the interaction between the magnetic field created by the appliance's coil and air movement caused by a fan.

In addition to its improved heat distribution compared to traditional cooktops, ATFT also generates less noise than other heating technologies and allows users to cook using lower temperatures; both of which can help reduce energy consumption. Additionally, because the fan reduces hotspots in pans while cooking, this helps reduce burnt or undercooked spots in food dishes — resulting in better tasting meals!

No special maintenance or cleaning is required for ATFT-equipped devices; regular cleaning as advised by your appliance manufacturer should be sufficient. However, you may want to check periodically that air vents are free from dust or dirt buildup that could impede airflow.

No — The tumbling action created when using ATFT does not cause any residue build-up on pots and pans used during cooking activities.

ATFT has been shown to offer significant energy savings compared to other conventional heating methods such as radiant-type elements found in traditional electric stoves — up to 40% in some cases! This is thanks both to its efficient heat transfer capabilities and its ability to allow users to work at lower temperatures than they would otherwise need with similar results.

No — there isn't a power limit associated with ATTF equipped devices; however most manufacturers will advise users not exceed their device's maximum wattage rating for optimal performance and safety reasons. It would also be wise for users who are new to working with high wattage devices familiarize themselves beforehand so that they can safely avoid any potential risks associated with incorrect usage of these products.