Residual Heat Indicator

A Residual Heat Indicator is a safety feature commonly found on electric and induction cooktops. It alerts users when the cooking surface is still hot after being turned off, helping to prevent accidental burns. Typically displayed as a light or digital icon, it remains active until the surface cools to a safe temperature. This feature is especially useful in households with children or in busy kitchens. It enhances user safety by providing a visual warning. In some models, it can also indicate which specific burner is still hot. Durable and reliable, it adds an important layer of protection.