Infrared Cooker 2200W — Electric Stove That Works With Any Pot

Note: Cash on delivery — dabba khol kar check karein, phir paisay dein. Koi advance nahi.

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Launch offer — Rs. 7,000 until 31 October

This cooker normally sells for Rs. 9,000. We're launching it at Rs. 7,000, and the price goes back up on 1 November.

Cook a full meal when the gas won't come

Winter evenings, the pressure drops and the flame goes blue and useless right when dinner needs to be on. This runs off a normal wall socket instead. 2200W, hot enough for daal, salan, chai, or a full degchi of rice — no gas line, no cylinder, no waiting for pressure to come back.

Infrared, not induction. Your pots will work.

Most electric cookers sold here are induction, and induction only heats steel and iron — your aluminium degchi, your non-stick pan, your glass kettle sit on it and nothing happens. Infrared heats the ceramic plate itself, and the plate heats whatever you put on it. Aluminium, steel, non-stick, clay, glass, a kettle, a tawa. Nothing new to buy.

Set it and walk away

Touch panel with a digital LED display. Set a timer up to 3 hours and it shuts itself off — useful for daal that needs an hour on low while you're doing something else. Preset modes for frying, soup, BBQ, stir-fry and hot pot get you to roughly the right heat in one press, and you can adjust from there.

Child lock

One press locks the panel so a curious hand can't turn it on or change the heat. The plate stays hot for a while after cooking, so the panel warns you before you touch it.

Wipes clean in one pass

Flat toughened ceramic glass. No grates, no burner rings, no gaps for daal to run into. Let it cool and wipe it with a cloth.

Be honest with yourself about the wiring

2200W is a real load — the same range as a heavy electric kettle or an iron. It needs a proper 220–240V socket on its own, not a shared extension board with three other things plugged in. It will not run on a normal home UPS during electricity load-shedding. It solves gas load-shedding, not bijli load-shedding. If that's not the problem you have, this isn't the right product for you and we'd rather say so now than take your money.

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What you're buying from VIPRIC

• You pay nothing in advance — cash to the courier, after you've opened the box and looked at it
• Free delivery, anywhere in Pakistan, no minimum order
• 3 to 4 days to most cities, about a week to Karachi
• 7-day replacement — faulty or not as described, we swap it and the return costs you nothing
• A real person answers — phone or WhatsApp 0317 5884335
• This is an unbranded cooker. We price it as one and we don't pretend otherwise.

Specifications

• Type: Portable infrared (radiant) cooker, single zone
• Power: 2200W
• Voltage: 220–240V, 50–60Hz
• Surface: Toughened ceramic glass plate
• Controls: Touch panel — on/off, power, temperature up/down, timer, function, child lock
• Display: Digital LED
• Timer: Up to 3 hours with auto shut-off
• Preset modes: Fried, soup, BBQ, stir-fry, hot pot
• Cookware: Any flat-bottomed pot — aluminium, steel, non-stick, clay, glass
• Cover: 7-day replacement from VIPRIC
• In the box: Cooker, power cord, user manual

Common questions

Do I have to pay before it arrives?
No. Cash on delivery only. Nothing is paid in advance and we never ask for card details.

Can I check it before paying?
Yes. Open the box in front of the courier. If it's not what you ordered, refuse it and pay nothing.

Will my aluminium degchi work on it?
Yes. That's the main reason to choose infrared over induction.

How much bijli does it use?
2200W at full power — roughly one unit for every 27 minutes on maximum. Most cooking runs well below full power, and the timer stops it heating once the food is done.

Can I run it on a UPS or solar?
Not a standard home UPS. A solar setup would need to handle a sustained 2200W load — check your inverter rating before ordering.

Is the glass top fragile?
It's toughened ceramic glass built for cookware, but don't drop a heavy pot onto it from height.

How long is delivery?
3 to 4 days to most cities, about a week to Karachi. Free everywhere in Pakistan.

What if it stops working?
In the first 7 days, message us on WhatsApp with a photo and we replace it — the return costs you nothing.