Portable Induction Cooktops

Have one........it pulls roughly 1800W/15 amps on HIGH

Used it a lot when first got it.
Then the 'novelty' wore off and hardly use it at all.

Use stove top/oven/charcoal BBQ mostly and a 'slow cooker'

It works, does the job-----just isn't 'better' enough for me to change my ways I guess.

Yup you can use it but just like the other appliances in an RV you can NOT have any 2 on at the same time.

Keep in mind that includes your AC. You'd have to turn off the AC when you use the cooktop if you have a 30 amp RV.

What I do is hook up my small cooking appliances outside to the shore station 110 outlet. That way I can run my AC in the MH at the same time.

I picked up a real nice lite weight folding folds completely flat, aluminum table from walmart. I place that by the shore station to put my electrical cooking pots etc. and that is where all my cooking appliances are used and plugged into the 110 outlet.

Our rig is 50 amps but we use 15 amp appliances when on 30 amp sites - we just have to make sure we don't run more than one high-draw appliance at a time (like turn off the electric fireplace to use a heater in the bathroom, don't run a hair dryer at the same time as the microwave or the big AC, etc.). We have seriously considered an induction plate, but decided it wasn't for us, either.

Rob

A camper here has one and is on 30 amp - they have no problem. However, 1 burner is not enough for me as I cook full meals most of the time and have 3 burners all going on the cooktop, or 2 burners and the convection oven (when cooking inside), so I don't think it would work for me.

The first few shown on Amazon are 1800w, so yeah, that's a lot.

I didn't get one, yet. The portable units I checked use 1800 watts, or 15 amps.
About the same as an electric heater.