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With induction charging you're trying to charge a battery and unfortunately producing heat in the process which is unwanted and entirely a waste. With inductio
by buran77 5y ago
With induction charging you're trying to charge a battery and unfortunately producing heat in the process which is unwanted and entirely a waste.
With induction stoves pretty much all the electricity is converted to heat in the bottom of the pan which is exactly what you want. A minor portion is lost elsewhere in the circuitry but not much in the grand scheme of things.
Efficiency refers to the ration between what you put in towards a goal and how much of it actually turned into that goal. Things that produce rhat with electricity tend to be 100% efficient because any waste usually happens to be heat.
An induction stove certain shouldn't have lower efficiency compared to a regular electric stove so maybe check if it's not a local issue.
- ChrisMarshallNY 5y agoOK. I'll accept that. My electrical bill is (a fair bit) higher than with the old electric stove, though. That's interesting. I still love it, and have no intentions of giving it up.
- baq 5y agoif you love it, maybe you just cook more? :)