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One and two burner models seem to use ordinary 120V @15 amp power. I've tested two single burner models, they both top out at 1440 watts. I think the two burner
by Gibbon1 5y ago
One and two burner models seem to use ordinary 120V @15 amp power. I've tested two single burner models, they both top out at 1440 watts. I think the two burner models divide the 1440 watts total between the two burners.
Larger ones need 240VAC at 30amps.
- DaiPlusPlus 5y agoI appreciate the information, but referring to an induction set-up as a “burner” makes me die inside, and I don’t even know why. It just feels wrong. Isn’t there a better term we can use?
- was_a_dev 5y agoBritish vernacular here: We used the word "hob"
- DaiPlusPlus 5y agoI'm british too (proper, innit?) - I always thought that "hob" refers to the entire unit (a "range" or "stovetop" in en-US), not each unit-of-heating. Don't forget that "Hobbs" can also refer to one's kettle