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I moved into a brand new house of which the only stovetop option was gas, in part because of marketing dollars from our local monopoly granted utility. Why was
by smileysteve 4y ago
I moved into a brand new house of which the only stovetop option was gas, in part because of marketing dollars from our local monopoly granted utility.
Why was induction not an option? And now to upgrade, I'm going to have to have a 240v line installed to the location.
- mhb 4y agoSo you should have bought a different house? Or what?
- multiplegeorges 4y agoYou can definitely get 120v induction cooktops. There's no need for 240v.
- smileysteve 4y agoi do have a single burner induction unit, but to have 5 or 6 burners you need more watts from 240
- falcolas 4y agoRunning 5-6 burners concurrently is definitely a bit of a niche case, and would probably justify the higher amperage socket. But it's important to note that it's niche, most folks won't use more than 2.
- driverdan 4y agoYou chose to buy it that way. Why didn't you make installing a 240v plug a concession in the contract?