It is the same piece that is being sold by Summit, it comes from China and the parent company is Zealux

This seems to be a surprisingly large market segment;
Nextag on portable induction cooktop

With 15A * 120V = 1800W, don't have anything else on that circuit!

it's very tempting to just get one of those and keep it in a drawer. pull it out and plug it in when I need to cook something. maybe once a week. sometimes I don't use my hot plate for weeks at a time.

We've been looking at the Fagor portable when I saw this one yesterday. I just wanted to try it out.

Interesting... I have the Sunpentown units and have been quite pleased with them...but I wouldn't mind the extra 600 watts. Certainly a slick upmarket-looking unit. I think I'll stop by there on the way to work today.

Looks like their website's coding is somewhat broken. Teased out the user manual PDF file. Not much of use inside it other than listing the temperature presets it has.

Here is a link that might be useful: Magneflux User Guide (PDF)

Hmm..their website claims 13,000 BTU output. BUT 13000 BTUs = 3.8kW. Something doesn't add up.

For those looking at this, it appears the unit's been discussed on THS before:

Here is a link that might be useful: THS Discussion on the Magneflux

I'm currently using this unit while our kitchen is being renovated. The entire time it is on a fan runs at a level you can talk above but makes it hard to carry on a conversation if you are the one working at the unit. I planned to use it on my buffet when entertaining once the renovation is done but not sure with the fan noise. It is quick, responsive and has enough levels to find one that works for whatever I am making. I've been glad to have it in my temporary kitchen. I don't run anything on that circuit when it is operating. It's easy to clean and I had induction suitable cookware already. That's a good price too.