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I'm not sure it'd be commercially viable. A stove is a major home appliance, and the Impulse Labs unit is a high-end one with a price tag of $6000. An electric
by duskwuff 2y ago
I'm not sure it'd be commercially viable. A stove is a major home appliance, and the Impulse Labs unit is a high-end one with a price tag of $6000. An electric kettle, on the other hand, is considered a near-disposable piece of home electronics with a price closer to $50; it'd be hard to build a substantial battery into one at an affordable price.
- xyzzyz 2y agoIt would cost less than $50 to equip a kettle with appropriately sized battery. You only need something like 0.2 kWh of capacity.