The "200 degrees" in the name of the superheated 200 degree copper enameled wire indicates its high temperature resistance, i.e., it is capable of functioning at temperatures of up to 200 degrees Celsius. This temperature resistance is achieved through the use of special insulating materials and treatments.

Superheated 200 degree copper enameled wire is usually insulated with high temperature resistant insulating materials such as polyimide or polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). These materials are able to withstand high temperature environments and provide good electrical insulation, ensuring that the wire will not be affected by temperature and malfunction.


Induction cooktops utilize the principle of electromagnetic induction to heat food. It consists of a coil (usually made of super-heated 200-degree copper enameled wire) and a ferromagnetic cookware. When energized, the current in the coil creates a varying magnetic field, and the ferromagnetic cookware responds to that field, causing eddy currents to create magnetoresistive heating at the bottom of the pot, transferring heat to the food.

The following factors should be considered in selecting the proper Superheat 200 degree copper enameled wire:
   - Current carrying capacity: According to the power requirements and design current of the induction cooker, select the appropriate size of copper enameled wire that can withstand the required current.
   - Wire diameter: according to the current and wire length, select the appropriate wire diameter to ensure adequate current transmission and reduce wire loss.
   - Insulation: Ensure that the copper enameled wire selected for superheating 200 degrees has sufficient insulation properties to work safely at high temperatures and prevent problems such as electric shocks and short circuits.

: When using an induction cooker, the following should be observed:
   - Follow the manufacturer's installation and use instructions to ensure that the induction cooktop is properly connected to the power supply and electrical wiring.
   - Avoid exceeding the rated power of the induction cooktop to prevent overloading and damage to the cord.
   - Check the condition of the cord periodically to ensure that the insulation is intact. If damage or deterioration is found, the wires should be replaced promptly.

For installation, maintenance and repair of induction cookers, it is recommended to seek the help and guidance of a professional electrician to ensure compliance with safety standards and regulations, as well as proper operation and safe use of the equipment.