Hi all,
I am in Europe, so I want to buy a 12v 2000W Renogy inverter that makes 230v 50Hz.
The German Renogy support is not giving any hard answers if I can run an induction cooktop. Not all inverters like that.
I want to use a portable induction cooktop of 1000W, and possibly 2000W.
Because it is an induction load, I am expecting a 2000W inverter to trip if you start the cooktop from nothing to 2000W. That is okay.
What I want is a to run a 1000W version at least without any issues.
Alternatively I buy this Ikea 2000W version which, if I understood correctly, you can limit in max power.
This topic is not about energy usage of induction cooking. I have calculated that.
I am in Europe, so I want to buy a 12v 2000W Renogy inverter that makes 230v 50Hz.
The German Renogy support is not giving any hard answers if I can run an induction cooktop. Not all inverters like that.
I want to use a portable induction cooktop of 1000W, and possibly 2000W.
Because it is an induction load, I am expecting a 2000W inverter to trip if you start the cooktop from nothing to 2000W. That is okay.
What I want is a to run a 1000W version at least without any issues.
Alternatively I buy this Ikea 2000W version which, if I understood correctly, you can limit in max power.
This topic is not about energy usage of induction cooking. I have calculated that.