Converting watts to amps?
I purchased a 1000 watt single burner hot plate to use in our RV. Without knowing the volts, (haven't received it yet), is there any way to determine if our 50 amps will be able to handle it? Hopeful...
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pianotuna wrote:
Hi,
I tried a unit that had only 10 power levels. I returned it and bought the Nuwave which had 52, with temperatures from 100 to 575 F. The latest version has 94 levels at increments of 5 f. Perfect for simmering. If they did not have a timer that shuts the unit down after 90 minutes it would be a great replacement for a slow cooker.bob213 wrote:
Well rated competitor for the NuWave:
induction
My NuWave has an adjustable timer. I Do use if for slow cooking. I didn't understand this at first but a e-mail to NuWave was quickly returned and they told me how to set the timer to go for more then 90 minutes.
I did have to give up on all my old pans but, they were wore out anyway. I shut off my household stove, I never use it anymore. I'm going to replace it with a cabinet for more storage and just use the NuWave cookers and a nice convection oven for baking.
