Are induction stoves always on?

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While tidying up in the kitchen, I noticed that the pot on the stove (which was turned off) felt weird. Kind of sticky and slightly fuzzy or vibrating.

Turns out there is a voltage on that pot of almost 40V AC!

So I guess you better not put electronic equipment on your stove. Even when it is turned off.

Any ideas why this is the case are welcome in the comments!



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electronics
induction
stoves
kitchen