Get one of these. Had one for 20 years. Fabulous.
Work has these across a number of locations. There seems to be one or two of them out of action at any one time. Would this just be a product of heavy use in 24hr/7 day workplaces?Get one of these. Had one for 20 years. Fabulous.
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I changed from gas to induction and I wouldn't go back. It did require a dedicated 15A circuit and cabling to be run. I was doing a lot of other electrical work at the time so it was not a large expense in itself.Now that you have done that, may I give you the fine print
900mm induction require a dedicated circuit breaker.
Also they are generally 3 phase electricity capable, and do work better with 3 phase electricity
(see installation manual - 3 phase will be worded as 380-415V 3N or 2N. 3 N better. They can work with normal 15amp but this limits the number of induction coils that can be turned on at a time)
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And the Fine fine print
There is no warranty re cooking skills for induction stovetops.
There are various models. We have a boiling/chilled water hydrotap, the filter of which lasts about a year or 6000 litres. In our kitchen we use it for most things.
At home?
No longer available
That’s up to you to decide.
We thoroughly enjoy the unit for the convenience and instant hot water and cold. Prices have gone up since we bought the unit but probably would buy one again.
The catch is that it is not able to boil water.
Yes!. It can deliver cubed ice or crushed ice and chilled water
The cause of a massive water leak at our place necessitating complete replacement of timber floor in adjacent family room and bedrooms
ours has hot water at 98C , good enough for me.
I do agree that boiling water to 100º is not necessary to kill the creepy crawlies but have always preferred the rolling boil
Even at sea level don't need to boil to kill off all the germs. But a boil definitely kills them off. Of course the lower the temperature the longer it needs to sit at that temp to kill off the germs
I think you missed the joke.::
"we've never owned a microwave" Shock! How do you cook your popcorn then?5hrs with a builder yesterday, we were exhausted
Said no to the approx $7K cabinet doors upgrade but said yes to the $4800 toilet. We have our priorities
And hubby wants 2 ovens in the oven tower - I might change it to one oven and a convection/microwave because I dont need two ovens to clean and we've never owned a microwave
Hope you sat on a lot of them before you opted for the $4,800 one. Assume you went for a raised height one5hrs with a builder yesterday, we were exhausted
Said no to the approx $7K cabinet doors upgrade but said yes to the $4800 toilet. We have our priorities
And hubby wants 2 ovens in the oven tower - I might change it to one oven and a convection/microwave because I dont need two ovens to clean and we've never owned a microwave
"we've never owned a microwave" Shock! How do you cook your popcorn then?
You may Consider two ovens5hrs with a builder yesterday, we were exhausted
Said no to the approx $7K cabinet doors upgrade but said yes to the $4800 toilet. We have our priorities
And hubby wants 2 ovens in the oven tower - I might change it to one oven and a convection/microwave because I dont need two ovens to clean and we've never owned a microwave
On the stove in a pot!"we've never owned a microwave" Shock! How do you cook your popcorn then?
