Crock pot cooking while traveling?
My wife picks up our new Class A motorhome tomorrow (I'm working for another 10 days out of town). This is our first r/v with an inverter. My question is if we can put a crock pot cooking going down...
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DrewE wrote:Yes it is a dual purpose oven and roaster,1425 watts and yes we have a small crock pot also 200 watts but it don't hold much, a small bird but not a whole chicken.Johnny G1 wrote:
Crock pot in the sink and oven on @ the same time, save's waiting for supper when we stop, you usually need a good inverter for the crock pot as our's can draw 1500 watts.
That must either be a huge crock pot or a dual/multipurpose device (that can also serve as e.g. a fryer or roaster or something). Typical dedicated crock pots are around 300 watts, maybe a bit more in the really big sizes. It is, of course, still a very good idea to check one's own appliances vis-a-vis the v=capacity of one's inverter.
