Electric cooking onboard.

[lustyd]

There’s no reason it couldn’t be a 1Ah 230V battery but you’d still need to use an inverter to make it AC. Some of the Bluetti seem to be 30V internally from their specs.

 

[mjcoon]

There’s no reason it couldn’t be a 1Ah 230V battery but you’d still need to use an inverter to make it AC. Some of the Bluetti seem to be 30V internally from their specs.

I suppose not many appliances are "AC/DC" these days. Even for a simple heater+switch, the heater would not care, but the switch ratings are usually different for AC vs DC...

 

[geem]

We are now fully up and running on all electric cooking. Gas has been removed completely. We have installed a Panasonic 4 way combi stove that is a convection oven, steamer, microwave and grill all in one. In addition we have a single ring induction hob mounted above the gimbaled stove and a second induction hob for use at anchor. Early days yet, but we will see how we get on