CERAMAX PRO Electric Hot Pot with Steamer 1.5L
- 1.5 L ceramic nonstick pot
- Steamer insert and tempered glass lid included
- Two heat settings, low simmer and high boil
- Made without PFOA, PFAS, lead or cadmium
- Cool-touch exterior and lid handle
- Standard outlet plug, no stove needed
- 14 x 5 x 8 in, 4.16 lb
Updated 26 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A small plug-in cooker for dorms, offices and RVs where noodles, eggs and steamed sides are the whole menu. Wattage is not listed, which matters on circuits that trip easily.
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ASIN: B0DZJ61HGHCategory: Electric Hot Pots
Overview
Boiling ramen, simmering oatmeal and steaming dumplings all happen in one plug-in ceramic pot, with a steamer insert stacked above the cooking well. A vented tempered glass lid lets you watch food without lifting it, and a two-position control switches between a gentle simmer and a rolling boil.
One pot that boils below while the insert steams above makes a complete small meal without a stove, and the ceramic coating is made without PFAS. The pot is compact and has only two heat positions, so there is no fine tuning for sauces or frying temperatures.
Who it's for
Dorm rooms, office break areas, hotel stays and campsites with power hookups are where it earns its place. Cooks feeding several people at once, or who want precise temperature numbers, will outgrow it quickly.
Pros and cons
- Steamer insert adds a second cooking level
- Ceramic coating made without PFAS
- Glass lid shows food while cooking
- Stay-cool exterior for tight spaces
- Wattage not listed
- Only low and high settings
- Compact pot limits batch size
Performance notes
Cooking speed depends on how much liquid is in the pot, since the high setting has to bring the whole volume to a boil before the steamer above gets going. The ceramic surface releases eggs and noodles with little oil. Vents in the glass lid let steam escape steadily, which helps hold back boil-overs when pasta starch foams up.
Specifications
| Brand | CERAMAX |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 1.6 quarts |
| Item weight | 4.16 pounds |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 14 × 5 × 8 inches |
Frequently asked questions
Can the CERAMAX PRO hot pot run in an RV or at a campsite?
The listing says it plugs into any standard outlet and names RVs and campsites as uses, but it does not give a wattage. Check the rating label on the unit against your hookup or inverter before cooking off limited power.
Can you fry in the CERAMAX PRO electric hot pot?
The listing says it boils, simmers, sautes, fries and steams. With only a low and a high setting, you manage frying heat by switching between the two.
Who makes the CERAMAX PRO hot pot?
It is designed by Emson, a U.S.-based company the listing says has been trusted since 1946. The manufacturer on the spec sheet is E Mishan & Sons.