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> At least with EU induction stoves, so 230V. US induction cooktops/stoves are almost always 240V, unless you get a little countertop burner. > I'm kind of su
by rootusrootus 3y ago
> At least with EU induction stoves, so 230V.
US induction cooktops/stoves are almost always 240V, unless you get a little countertop burner.
> I'm kind of surprised by this.
As am I. The first time I put a small pot of water on my induction cooktop and turned it on maximum power, I laughed out loud. If I'm only doing enough for a cup of coffee or tea, it starts boiling so fast you don't want to step away.
- oblio 3y agoOne small thing I'd like to add, I actually forgot about this. > US induction cooktops/stoves are almost always 240V, unless you get a little countertop burner. EU induction cooktops/stoves are actually 380/400V. It doesn't change much, because the amperage might be lower, I don't know. I just wanted to add that bit of trivia :-)