frontpageidk_then | Staff posted Oct 08, 2025 02:48 PM
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frontpageidk_then | Staff posted Oct 08, 2025 02:48 PM
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It doesn't sound like a big difference, but a lot of the "solar generators" (which are basically all in one portable batteries with charge controllers and inverters built in) don't typically have inverters over 2,000w. Some are actually only rated for 1,800w, but could still likely run both of these (especially if you don't have each cranked up to 100%)
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It doesn't sound like a big difference, but a lot of the "solar generators" (which are basically all in one portable batteries with charge controllers and inverters built in) don't typically have inverters over 2,000w. Some are actually only rated for 1,800w, but could still likely run both of these (especially if you don't have each cranked up to 100%)
Or is there another reason to buy this one over an induction burner?
Or is there another reason to buy this one over an induction burner?
And yes, induction requires ferrous metal in the cookware, which is dense and heavy.
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Or is there another reason to buy this one over an induction burner?
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And yes, induction requires ferrous metal in the cookware, which is dense and heavy.
My case is a bit unique, because my apartment is small (700 sq ft) and I don't have a proper exhaust fan. But I would bet that a lot of people considering these small portable burners are in similar situations (maybe in campers or small apartments with no oven). I really wouldn't recommend a gas burner for anyone that doesn't have proper ventilation.
And yes, induction requires ferrous metal in the cookware, which is dense and heavy.
It doesn't sound like a big difference, but a lot of the "solar generators" (which are basically all in one portable batteries with charge controllers and inverters built in) don't typically have inverters over 2,000w. Some are actually only rated for 1,800w, but could still likely run both of these (especially if you don't have each cranked up to 100%)
Or is there another reason to buy this one over an induction burner?
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