Electric grills with electronic control

Electronic control

— a regulator, commonly known as a thermostat, is incorporated into many modern electric grills. It enables automatic maintenance of the desired temperature on the grill's cooking surface. The thermostat operates by using a sensor that monitors the temperature of the grill. When the temperature reaches the desired level, the heating element is switched off, and it is turned back on again when the temperature drops by a few degrees. This functionality ensures that the cooking process can be maintained without requiring extra effort. Thermostats are relatively simple in design, cost-effective, and can be found in the majority of electric grills available today.