thanks trev...think we already have a camping kettle.................was told domestic kettle is 2000watts which divided by 240 volts = 8.3 amp...dont know if thats correct or not.........
thanks trev...think we already have a camping kettle.................was told domestic kettle is 2000watts which divided by 240 volts = 8.3 amp...dont know if thats correct or not.........
Domestic kettles come in a range of wattage, like everything else you need to check your device rather than rely on what you are told.
Wattage should be marked on the device.
I use a travel kettle, boils in no time.
Don't forget that all the devices in use at the same time need adding up.
Domestic kettles come in a range of wattage, like everything else you need to check your device rather than rely on what you are told.
Wattage should be marked on the device.
I use a travel kettle, boils in no time.
Don't forget that all the devices in use at the same time need adding up.
At one time we used to carry a tiny travel kettle (2 cup?), which we've had for years, now we have a low wattage kettle (800w?) from Aldi, if you where to put a stopwatch on it would show as taking longer to boil, but in real life you don't actually take much notice.
I thought I had a low wattage kettle that I brought out if I went on a site with eau. Plugged it in via the inverter last year and it tripped. Turned out my 'low watt kettle' was a little over 3000W. When I thought about it I realised it was physically bigger than the low power one I used to have but had never needed to check lol
thanks trev...think we already have a camping kettle.................was told domestic kettle is 2000watts which divided by 240 volts = 8.3 amp...dont know if thats correct or not.........
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