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SKU · IRT36-SS-VEGA

36″ Induction Cooktop – VEGA Edition

$2,699.95

Chef-grade induction in a sleek built-in surface. Magnetic induction elements heat your cookware directly — boiling in under 90 seconds, searing with precision, and wiping clean in seconds. No flame, no wasted heat.

Lifetime warrantyIndustry first
ETL certified240V dedicated circuit
Smart safetyChild lock & auto shut-off
Size 36" selected
Finish VEGA Edition
Important — Shipping September 2026
Reserve now to secure early inventory
The film

See it in motion.

A guided tour of the Pro Series induction rangetop — the glass, the elements, and every mode in between.

The Next Generation of Induction Range Tops
<90sec
Water to boil
3700W
Power element with boost
5
Induction elements
10.5in
Largest cooking zone

All the power.None of the flame.

Induction heats the pan, not the kitchen — instant, precise, and effortless to clean. The performance of a professional cooktop, engineered all-electric.

Heat that lands on the pan, not the room.
3700W
Power element (boost)
5
Induction elements
Pboost
Auto Rapidheat
The cooktop

Heat that lands on the pan, not the room.

Electromagnetic fields heat your cookware directly — instant, exact, and effortless to clean. 5 induction elements, from a gentle 1200W simmer to a 3700W power element with boost.

  • European ceramic glass — scratch-resistant, shatter-resistant, cool-to-the-touch when cookware is removed.

  • Mechanical knob control — direct, tactile control you can feel, with no menus to learn.

  • Smart safety built in — child lock, auto shut-off, no-pan detection and hot-surface indicators.

88s
IH Induction88s
Typical gas~4:00
The centerpiece of a cleaner kitchen.

The centerpiece of a cleaner kitchen.

Flush to the counter, cool to the touch, and quiet in use — a cooktop that keeps the kitchen the cleanest, calmest room in the home.

An industry first

A lifetime warranty
on every product we make.

We build to a fit-and-finish standard the appliance industry doesn't — laser welds, imported European glass, no expense spared. So we back every product we make for as long as you own it.

Read the warranty
Up close

Engineered to be seen.

Swipe through the details — the glass, the knobs, the elements, the fit.

The surface
The surfaceEdge-to-edge European ceramic glass.
Mechanical knobs
Mechanical knobsDirect, tactile control you can feel.
5 induction elements
5 induction elementsFrom a gentle simmer to a 3700W power zone.
Built to drop in
Built to drop inA slim profile for a standard cutout.
Fit & install

Built to drop right in.

Slim, ETL-certified, and built for a standard cutout. Every figure below is pulled live from this product, so it's exact for your size. Share them with your designer, builder, or electrician.

Built to drop right in. dimension drawing
  • Overall (W × D × H)36W x 27D x 8.1H in
  • Induction elements5
  • ControlMechanical Knob Control
  • Product weight116 lbs
  • Package (W × D × H)39W x 29D x 17H in
  • InstallationDrop-in / built-in
  • CertificationETL
  • Small burner (6.3″)1200W standard · 1500W boost
  • Medium burner (7″)1800W standard · 2100W boost
  • Large burner (10.5″)2300W standard · 3700W boost
  • Power240V · 46A
Full specifications

Every detail, on the record.

The complete spec sheet — pulled live from this product's data.

Induction elements 5
Power element 3700W · boost
Control Mechanical Knob Control
Safety & features Child Lock, Auto Rapidheat
Overall (W × D × H) 36W x 27D x 8.1H in
Product weight 116 lbs
Package (W × D × H) 39W x 29D x 17H in
Power 240 V · 30 A · front control
Certification ETL
E1 — Synchronization Loss Power module PCB damaged — replace induction module.
E2 — Input Voltage Overvoltage Protection Check power supply voltage is in normal range; if it persists, replace induction module (PCB damaged).
E3 — Input Voltage Undervoltage Protection Check power supply voltage is in normal range; if it persists, replace induction module (PCB damaged).
E4 — Pot Sensor Open Circuit Check coil sensor connection, replace coil sensor, or replace induction module if damaged.
E5 — Pot Sensor Short Circuit Check coil sensor connection, replace coil sensor, or replace induction module if damaged.
E6 — Pot Sensor Overheat Let the plate cool for auto-recovery; replace coil sensor or induction module if it recurs.
E7 — IGBT Sensor Open Circuit Induction module damaged — replace induction module.
E8 — IGBT Sensor Short Circuit Induction module damaged — replace induction module.
E9 — IGBT Sensor Overheat Let components cool for auto-recovery; check the module cooling fan, or replace induction module.
EE — Communication Fault Check communication cable connection; replace cable, control board, or induction module as needed.
Ed — Thermistor Failure Induction module damaged — replace induction module.
Kitchen climate

A gas burner is a space heater you cook on.

Six tenths of every therm never reaches the pan. It goes into your room, your cabinets and your air conditioner. Set your kitchen below and read the thermometer minute by minute.

Gas rangetop
peaks at
This rangetop
peaks at
Burner on
Kitchen air temperature from a cold start at , through a session, and the 45 minutes it takes the room to recover.
cooler in the room at this point in the cook — same food, same pan, same minute.
a year your air conditioner spends removing a gas flame’s waste heat — of cooling over of cooling season.
of that cooling over the ownership horizon set in the calculator below. Real money, but not the big money — keep scrolling.
Lifetime cost

Gas is the expensive habit.

Almost none of it is the fuel. It is the meter charge you cannot avoid, the cooling load the flame creates, and the gas rangetop you buy again in seventeen years. Set your own usage and read it straight — including the years where gas is still ahead.

Going fully electric lets you close the gas account — and stop paying the monthly customer charge whether you cook or not.
Estimated savings vs. gas rangetop
$0
Today
Cost of living with gas Cost of living with this rangetop
Fuel — electricity vs. delivered gas$0
Cooling the flame no longer adds$0
Repairs and replacements you never pay$0
Eco savings

See what your state pays you to switch.

Federal, state, and utility programs now cover a serious share of going all-electric — up to $840 toward an induction range alone. Pick your state to see what applies.

Open now
Launching
Waitlisted
Federal only
Open now Launching soon Waitlisted Federal only

Small states

Every state

Every state qualifies for something.

Under the federal Inflation Reduction Act’s HEAR program, income-qualified households can receive up to $840 toward an electric or induction range, up to $4,000 toward an electrical panel upgrade, and up to $2,500 toward wiring. Households under 80% of Area Median Income may have 100% of costs covered; households at 80–150% AMI, 50%. Rollout timing varies by state energy office.

Last verified: July 24, 2026 Program source ↗

Incentive programs change frequently and many depend on household income relative to Area Median Income. Amounts shown are program maximums, not guarantees. Confirm current availability with your state energy office before purchase.

Complete the suite

Designed to belong together.

Every Induction Hardware product is all-electric and built to the same standard. Pair your cooktop with the pieces it was made for.

Visit a Showroom

Experience it before it's in your kitchen.

Visit us at our flagship Northern Nevada or partner showroom. Test out the Pro Series 48. Hear the DC hood. Compare the Vega and Orion collections in natural light.

Induction Hardware Showroom
12920 Old Virginia Road, Suite 160
Reno, Nevada 89521