Induction cook top
Is it possible to run an induction cook top (2 burner) on battery power with dual batteries??
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Big Katuna wrote:
I use an induction cooker often. I don't use it on high much unless boiling water.
So you can probably use it for frying eggs, etc. Four batteries would be better.
Also, why not run the genset when cooking?
No generator installed....- I use an induction cooker often. I don't use it on high much unless boiling water.
So you can probably use it for frying eggs, etc. Four batteries would be better.
Also, why not run the genset when cooking? DownTheAvenue wrote:
It is possible, absolutely! Is it practical, now that is the real question.
A portable, counter top induction cook appliance will draw 1800 watts at 120 volts. How big is your inverter and battery bank?
I was just looking at a new rv and thats what was there......so dry camping is out....- It is possible, absolutely! Is it practical, now that is the real question.
A portable, counter top induction cook appliance will draw 1800 watts at 120 volts. How big is your inverter and battery bank?
