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Karinear KNC-D22058 Plug-in Electric Cooktop 12 in

  • Size: 12 inches
  • Power Source: Corded Electric
  • Fuel Type: Electric
  • Heating Element: Radiant

Last refreshed Jun 13, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A flexible, cookware agnostic cooktop for a small kitchen at a low price. Accept slower boils and treat the glass with care, and it does everyday cooking without complaint.

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ASIN: B09ZD42CSJModel: KNC-D22058Category: Cooktops

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Overview

Karinear's KNC-D22058 is a 12 inch two burner radiant ceramic cooktop, not induction, so it heats any pan you own. It runs on a 120V plug, measures 20.5 by 11.4 inches, and can be built into a 19.3 by 10.63 inch cutout or stand on its own feet.

The trade this model makes is deliberate. Radiant elements under ceramic glass are slower than induction and stay hot after shutoff, but they accept aluminum, glass, copper and thin stainless pans that induction rejects outright. That makes it a practical choice for a short term rental or guest kitchen where you have no control over what cookware guests bring. Touch controls cover a 99 minute timer, child lock, pause, auto shutdown and a residual heat warning.

  • 1400W main burner, 600W secondary
  • Nine power levels on the large element
  • Cutout size 19.3 in. x 10.63 in. x 1.57 in.
  • Sensor touch controls with residual heat warning

Who it's for

Good for studio apartments, offices, basement kitchenettes and rental units, and for anyone unwilling to replace a cookware set. It works as a countertop unit or a built in, which helps in spaces still being finished. Serious cooks who boil large pots often, or want fast response, are better served by induction or a 240V cooktop.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Takes aluminum, glass, copper and steel pans
  • Built in or countertop with included feet
  • Child lock and 99 minute timer included
  • Scraper included for cleaning the glass
Cons
  • Slower to boil than induction or gas
  • Small burner only has low and high
  • Glass surface chips and cracks under impact
  • Surface stays hot well after shutoff

Specifications

BrandKarinear
ModelKNC-D22058
Dimensions & fit
Size12 incheslower than 82% of 46 cooktops
Item Weight11.3 poundslower than 81% of 28 cooktops
Item Dimensions D x W x H19.7 × 11 × 1.7 inches
Capacity & performance
Heating ElementRadiant
Number of Heating Elements2
Power & efficiency
Power SourceCorded Electric
Fuel TypeElectric
Voltage110 voltslower than 87% of 53 cooktops
Wattage2000 wattslower than 63% of 28 cooktops
Construction & materials
Heater Surface MaterialGlass Ceramic
Material TypeVitroceramic Glass
ColorBlack
Trim ColorBlack
Compatibility & installation
Installation TypeBuilt-In, Countertop
Included components
Included ComponentsElectric Cooktop, Manual, Scraper
Warranty & support
Warranty Description5 years
Other details
Control TypeTouch
Ignition System TypeElectronic
Item Type NameElectric Ceramic Cooktop

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Karinear KNC-D22058 an induction cooktop?

No. It is a radiant ceramic cooktop, which means it heats the glass and then the pan, and works with any cookware material rather than magnetic pans only.

Does the Karinear KNC-D22058 need an electrician?

No. It ships with a plug for a standard 110 to 120V outlet, and four bottom brackets let you sit it on a counter instead of cutting it in.

What is the small burner good for?

Warming and gentle heating. At 600W with only low and high settings it suits coffee, milk or holding a sauce, not searing or boiling.