Kiam H77 Induction Cooker – 2000W

The Kiam H77 Induction Cooker is a 2000W model with a polished glass top, and the maker lists it as engineered for the modern home. It suits Bangladeshi households that want faster everyday cooking, a tidy kitchen and a cooker with pre-set menus and safety sensors.

• What is the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker?
• Key features
• Specifications
• How to use and set up
• Compatibility and what is in the box
• Who should buy it in Bangladesh
• Alternatives in our store
• Warranty and support
• Delivery, returns and ordering
• Frequently asked questions

What is the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker?

According to the listing, the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker is a 2000W cooker that uses electromagnetic heating. The maker lists it as a faster option than traditional gas stoves and says it significantly reduces cooking time. For background on the wider category, see the consumer electronics overview on Wikipedia.

The Kiam H77 Induction Cooker is pitched at the modern home, and its design centres on a sleek, polished glass panel, eight pre-set cooking functions and a digital display. For many Bangladeshi households, the appeal is practical: quicker routine cooking, a surface that is easy to wipe and a cooker that handles several kinds of dish. The short description calls it powerful, which is the maker’s language rather than an independent assessment.

The listing points to people who want a cleaner, cooler and faster way of cooking. That could be a working family in Dhaka with a short evening window, or a student sharing a flat who wants simple menus. If you cook a mix of fried, boiled and steamed dishes, the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker gives you one appliance for several routines. If you mainly cook for a large gathering over many hours, read the timer and power details closely before you plan the meal.

Key features

High-power 2000W heating element

The listing describes a high-power 2000W heating element for instant thermal transfer. The Kiam H77 Induction Cooker is rated at 2000W, which is the power output the maker lists. Read that figure as the maker’s own statement rather than a measured result for your kitchen.

For Bangladeshi cooks who prepare rice, lentils and stews on busy weekdays, quicker heating can shorten the wait between starting a pot and serving. The listing also says the cooker boils water in minutes, which the maker presents as a time saving. Use that claim as a guide and check the timing against the dishes you cook most often.

Premium polished glass top panel

The sleek, high-grade polished glass panel is listed as heat-resistant and durable, and the maker describes it as incredibly easy to clean. The listed panel material is Polished Crystal Glass. The listing also says spills can be cleaned up effortlessly on the flat, smooth surface.

For a Bangladeshi kitchen, where oil and spices can splash and humid weather can leave surfaces sticky, a flat top is simple to wipe with a damp cloth once it has cooled. Treat the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker glass with care: avoid dropping heavy pans on it and avoid sliding cookware across it.

Eight pre-set cooking menus

The listing names eight distinct pre-set cooking menus, including Fry, Hot Pot, Soup and Steam, and the short description refers to deep frying and soup making. With the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker, you choose a menu instead of judging every heat setting by feel.

That helps cooks who are new to induction and households that repeat the same dishes each week. The listing describes the menus as a route to professional results, which is the maker’s claim. Menu names are the maker’s labels, so check the maker’s instructions for how each one behaves. The Kiam H77 Induction Cooker’s menus are a starting point, not a replacement for watching your food.

Touch control and digital display

The listing describes an intelligent touch control interface with an LED display and a 4-digit digital display for precise time and temperature monitoring. It lists the control type as Smart Touch Sensor and the display as 4-Digit Digital LED. Those two labels are the most specific points the listing gives about the controls.

The listing also says the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker has multiple power and temperature adjustment levels, so you can move between gentle heat for simmering and higher heat for frying. The listing does not describe the screen layout, so learn the controls from the maker’s instructions and keep the glass free of heavy grease when you wipe it down.

Timer, safety and surge protection

The built-in timer function is listed as supporting automated cooking for up to 3 hours. The listing also includes advanced overheat and voltage surge protection, automatic pan detection and safety shut-off. It says the cooker switches off when the pan is removed.

The maker says the built-in safety sensors give peace of mind for children and seniors. For households that face power fluctuations, the listing does not say how the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker performs in any particular grid situation, so keep it on a supply that matches the listed voltage.

Energy use and everyday benefits

The listing says the cooker uses energy-saving technology and efficient electromagnetic heating, and it claims savings of up to 50% on energy costs. Treat that as the maker’s claim rather than a measured result for your kitchen, because your bill depends on how often you cook and what you cook.

The listing also says heat is only generated in the pan, which it presents as a reason the kitchen stays cooler. In Bangladesh, where load-shedding can interrupt cooking, planning meals around your supply makes sense. The Kiam H77 Induction Cooker suits planned weeknight meals.

Specifications

The table below sets out the specifications for the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker in the order the listing gives them.

These are listed specifications from the product listing for the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker, and we have not added figures that the listing does not provide.

How to use and set up

Start by reading the maker’s instructions for the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker in full before the first switch-on. The listing does not describe setup steps in detail, so follow the maker’s instructions for placement, power connection and first use.

Place the cooker on a stable, level surface with clear space around it, and keep the cord away from hot pans and water. Check that your supply falls within the listed voltage range of 220V-240V / 50-60Hz before you plug in the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker. If you are unsure about your socket or earthing, ask a qualified electrician to check it before use.

Use only cookware that is compatible with induction. The listing states that the cooker requires induction-compatible magnetic cookware, so check each pan by seeing whether a magnet sticks firmly to its base. Centre the pan on the glass before you choose a menu or power level.

Use the pre-set menus for dishes they suit, and adjust the power or temperature levels for everything else. Start with a simple dish you already know, such as rice or a light soup, so you learn how the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker responds in your kitchen. Keep a note of the settings that work well for your favourite recipes.

Before you place a pan on the glass, dry its base, because a dry base is easier to keep steady. Wipe any spills promptly so they do not dry onto the surface, and lift pans rather than dragging them across the glass.

When you have finished, switch the unit off, allow the glass to cool and wipe it with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive pads and harsh cleaners on polished glass, because scratches are hard to undo. For timed cooking, the listing describes a built-in timer for up to 3 hours, so set it only for dishes you already understand. Never leave cooking unattended.

Store the cooker in a dry place with the cord coiled loosely and out of reach of children when it is not in use. Let it cool fully before you put it away. In humid months, keep the unit in a dry spot and wipe down the glass after each use so moisture and food residue do not build up.

Care for the cord and plug as well. Check them regularly for heat marks or damage, and stop using the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker if you notice a fault. Contact us for advice rather than attempting repairs yourself.

If you want more detail about the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker’s setup before you buy, ask us using the contact details in the delivery section below.

Compatibility and what is in the box

The listing states that the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker requires induction-compatible magnetic cookware. This is the main compatibility point to check. Pans with a magnetic base are the usual match for induction, but confirm each pan with a magnet, because the listing does not name specific compatible pans or brands.

The listed voltage is 220V-240V / 50-60Hz, and that is the only electrical figure the listing gives for this model. Check that your supply matches it before you order the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker, and ask us if you are unsure.

What is in the box: the listing does not confirm the package contents, so any accessories, cables or paperwork supplied with your unit are not confirmed here. Ask us if you need to know exactly what arrives before you pay.

Compatibility also depends on your home. The listing gives no size, room or ventilation requirements, so judge the space on your counter and the cookware you already own before you decide.

Who should buy it in Bangladesh

The Kiam H77 Induction Cooker suits several kinds of buyers, but it is not a fit for everyone. These realistic scenarios should help you decide.

The working professional in Dhaka. If you leave for work early and return in the evening with little time, a cooker that heats quickly and runs a timer can help you plan dinner. The timer and pre-set menus on the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker are the features most relevant here.

The family with young children or older relatives at home. The listing says the built-in safety sensors give peace of mind for children and seniors. These features help, but they do not replace adult supervision, so keep the cooking area clear. For this household, the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker suits families who plan supervised, timed meals.

The household that cooks for a crowd on weekends. Large pots of biryani or stew for guests need planning. The listing does not say what batch size the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker is designed for, so start with a smaller quantity and check the power and timer details first.

The household with a small or hot kitchen. The listing says the cooker keeps the kitchen cooler because heat is only generated in the pan. Heat from a stove adds to the warmth of a small room in the humid months, so a cooker that heats mainly the pan may suit some kitchens better. The listing gives no room-size or ventilation guidance, so judge your own space.

The buyer who wants simple routines. The Kiam H77 Induction Cooker’s eight pre-set menus, including Fry, Hot Pot, Soup and Steam, may suit someone who wants fewer decisions at the stove than separate burners would require. Pick two or three menus you use often and learn them first.

The student or single cook in a shared flat. If you cook for one or two people, start with smaller pans and standard menus, and use the timer sparingly. A compact routine of rice, dal and eggs can be a good first set of dishes to learn.

The cook who is new to induction. If you have only used gas, expect a short adjustment period. Read the maker’s instructions, check your pans with a magnet, and start with dishes that do not need constant stirring.

Who should look again. If you rely on gas-only cookware, if your pans do not hold a magnet, or if your supply voltage falls outside the listed range, the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker may not suit your home. Ask us if any of these points applies to you.

Alternatives in our store

If you are browsing our kitchen range, compare the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker with other options before you decide. You may also look at Rechargeable Hand Mixer And Egg Beater, another kitchen appliance in our range. For rice, see Geepas GRC4330 Stainless Steel Rice Cooker, another rice cooker in our range. You can also consider Rechargeable Drinking Water Dispenser, another home appliance in our range. For a further option, see Multifunctional Electric Egg Boiler, another kitchen appliance in our range. To browse every option, visit our Kitchen Appliances category. When you compare, read the listed specifications on each page side by side rather than relying on general claims.

Warranty and support

Warranty: 7 Days seller warranty.

For questions, use the contact details in the delivery section below.

Delivery, returns and ordering

We deliver all over Bangladesh and you pay cash on delivery. This applies when you order the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker from our store, so you can settle the amount in cash when your parcel arrives.

Delivery usually takes 1–3 days inside Dhaka city and 2–5 days outside Dhaka. Timing is an estimate, so allow a little extra time during busy periods.

You can return it within 7 days of delivery (see our Delivery & Returns policy). Read the policy page for the full conditions before you decide.

Questions before ordering: call 09638054751, message us on Facebook Messenger or email care@gadgetsuperb.com.

Before you order the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker, check your model, your supply voltage and your cookware, because these are the points the listing details most clearly.

If you are buying as a gift for someone else, share the compatibility details with them as well, so they know the cookware requirement before it arrives.

Keep your order details and the policy page handy if you need to arrange a return, because the policy sets out the 7-day window from delivery.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker a 2000W model?

Yes. The listing gives the power output as 2000W.

What model number does the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker carry?

The brand is listed as Kiam and the model as H77. Confirm your model before you order.

Does the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker need special pans?

Yes. The listing says it requires induction-compatible magnetic cookware, so check each pan with a magnet.

What voltage does the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker use?

The listing gives 220V-240V / 50-60Hz. Check your supply against this range.

How long can the timer run on the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker?

The listing says the built-in timer supports automated cooking for up to 3 hours.

How many pre-set menus does the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker have?

The listing names eight pre-set cooking functions, including Fry, Hot Pot, Soup and Steam.

What is the warranty on the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker?

Warranty: 7 Days seller warranty.

Can I pay cash on delivery for this cooker?

Yes. We deliver all over Bangladesh and you pay cash on delivery.

Can I return it after delivery?

Yes. You can return it within 7 days of delivery, as set out in our Delivery & Returns policy.

Is this cooker suitable for a home with children?

The listing says it has built-in safety sensors for children and seniors. These features do not replace supervision.

Does this cooker work during load-shedding?

The listing does not say how it performs during load-shedding or power cuts, so plan cooking around your supply.

Where can I ask questions before I order the Kiam H77 Induction Cooker?

Call 09638054751, message us on Facebook Messenger or email care@gadgetsuperb.com.