tomis916
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It looks like it says LuxTopWhat make/model/wattage is your stove? Link?
Thanks
Ok, i'll be the ignorant one. What is the point of marking the wattage? I just got an induction cooktop for our road trip and wondering if I need to do something special to use it with the Rivian's power outlet.Also, I think it's great that they marked a setting of 8.5 = 1500 Watts. That's planning ahead!
What make/model/wattage is your stove? Link?
Thanks
Ok, i'll be the ignorant one. What is the point of marking the wattage? I just got an induction cooktop for our road trip and wondering if I need to do something special to use it with the Rivian's power outlet.
Thanks in advance for the knowledge!
As he just stated above "Rivian indicates a max wattage of 1,500W". If you go over the max, it *should* trip the breaker, so you could just turn it up until it breaks the circuit. But it's safer to know the limit ahead of time. Getting a Kill-O-Watt (also mentioned above) would be a good thing to use to check it at home before using it on your vehicle. This would work for whatever device you want to connect.Ok, i'll be the ignorant one. What is the point of marking the wattage? I just got an induction cooktop for our road trip and wondering if I need to do something special to use it with the Rivian's power outlet.
Thanks in advance for the knowledge!
I just finished a bike trip on the White Rim, cooking for 13 people which generally meant I had a dual burner stove going and then 2-3 kettle's worth of water boiled took 2% per meal. I am guessing I had the dual induction burner running for about an hour.How much drain do people see using this? We have the same one and want to use for a camping outing...