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> I'm in the US, so my induction cooktop is an anemic 1800 watt one because it's 120V, instead of the beefier European/Asian models that are 3500W 220V versions.
If you ever wish to 'upgrade', what you can do is change a plug in your kitchen from the typical NEMA 5- {15,20} to a NEMA 6- {15,20} and then wire it in the panel to 240V, as there are 'commercial' induction cookers available:
* https://eurodib.com/products/commercial-induction-cooker/?cu...
* https://www.amazon.com/Eurodib-IHE3097-P2-Commercial-Inducti...
* https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Y7WXQMQ/