Bertazzoni Will Launch Power-Saving Induction Cookers in 2027
New induction upright cookers will help homeowners manage electricity limits without requiring extensive electrical system upgrades.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Appliances
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Beginning in the first quarter of 2027, appliance manufacturer Bertazzoni will introduce Dynamic Power Logic technology across its induction upright cooker range. This system is designed to allow households to switch from gas to induction cooking while avoiding the need for costly electrical capacity upgrades.
Why it matters
This technology simplifies the transition to induction by intelligently balancing electrical demand between the oven and stovetop. It ensures homes can operate efficient cooking appliances within their existing electrical capacity, potentially saving families from complex renovation work.
The new Dynamic Power Logic system requires only 10% of maximum power to maintain set oven temperatures, allowing 90% of that capacity to be redirected to induction cooking zones. This feature will debut in 2027 across the Professional Series Air-Tec 90cm cooker and 60cm combi-steam ovens.
The players
Bertazzoni
An Italian appliance manufacturer known for high-end ranges and ovens that is now developing power-management solutions for home induction cooking.
The details
The technology works by monitoring and dynamically shifting electricity distribution based on the state of the appliances. Once the oven reaches a selected target temperature, the system automatically redirects the majority of the power to the induction cooktops to prevent the unit from exceeding the home's total electrical limit. Installers can configure these power-limiting settings during the initial setup to match the specific electrical capacity of the residence.
Timeline
Dynamic Power Logic technology and equipped cookers are scheduled to arrive in Q1 2027.
The Home Front
This move reflects a growing industry effort to overcome the infrastructure hurdles associated with the electrification of residential kitchens. By automating load management, manufacturers are addressing the limitation of existing household electrical circuits.
If you are planning to switch from a gas to an induction cooker, consult with a licensed electrician to verify your current home electrical capacity. Once these models arrive in 2027, review the power-limiting specifications against your home service panel to confirm compatibility.
The takeaway
This technology offers a path toward induction cooking without the high cost of significant electrical service upgrades. Homeowners looking to remodel should keep this power-balancing capability in mind when discussing their kitchen electrical requirements with a licensed professional.
Further reading
For more on upgrading your kitchen equipment, see our guide to Appliances.
Source note: This article includes information reported by SmartHouse -.
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