With this magnetic induction experiment I heated 2 liters of water from 13 to 30 degrees in 7:10 minutes with a consumption of 0.11 kWh. It is not a very efficient system for heating water, but it is interesting to see, with thermographic video footage, how the heat is generated and moved with this type of magnetic induction system. | Magneticgames

23K views · 301 reactions | Metal can be melted using magnets through...

In this experiment the temperature of the metals, heated by magnetic induction, exceeded 200 degrees. | Magneticgames

2.3K views | We talk about how induction stoves create invisible magic using magnetic coils beneath the glass surface. When you place a ferromagnetic pan on top, eddy currents form in the metal, heating the cookware directly. The pan gets scorching hot while the glass stays cool to touch. Induction is incredibly efficient, with nearly all energy going into the food, not heating up the entire kitchen like gas stoves do. | Electricalgram | Facebook