New type Air fryers (2 Viewers)

[Langtoftlad]

Cobb... no electricity needed.

 

[MichaelT]

Yes just the oven The one in our van is a complete wast of time and space and was looking for a different way of cooking The Duchess as now said we will buy an Air Fryer and use it when we are on electric hook up and try and fine something to replace the oven when we are off grid As anyone got any suggestions??

Slow cooker, we use ours a lot when off grid.

 

[DuxDeluxe]

Just seen this

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[Jonno1103]

Why?
Are you talking about just the oven?
A traditional cooker is much more versatile.
An Air Fryer is portable so can be brought out when needed

Because gas is only 55% energy efficient and takes twice as long.
Ideally the combination of air fryer & induction is the most energy efficient and cost effective, problem is in a motorhome or boat you need a lot of battery power and a top end inverter if you wish to spend a good deal of time off grid.

Solar roofs are in the final R&D stage with inline spaces for roof lights, probably another 2- 3 years to prototype & 5 years until we see them in limited production.

Couple this to a bank of 4/6 lithium batteries - which are dropping in price every year, and I think we may have a bit of a game changer.

 

[Langtoftlad]

So spend £4-5k at current prices to remove a working gas oven in order to use an airfryer off grid .
Sounds like a great idea to me.

 

[Just smiffy]

I’m sticking with my remoska …

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[vwRob]

Remoska does it for us. Around 500watt, no surge in power, cooks anything, no fancy controls. Use it indoors and the van.
Rob

 

[TizzyOnTour]

Remoska does it for us. Around 500watt, no surge in power, cooks anything, no fancy controls. Use it indoors and the van.
Rob

Standard Remoska for us too. only 400w!

 

[wfdTamar]

I’ve been using an Omnia which works ok. Not tried anything very adventurous. An easy cheap solution.

Got a Ninja dual basket air fryer at home. Really good having the two that you can run at different temperatures and have finish at the same time.

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[Pablo19]

Yes just the oven The one in our van is a complete wast of time and space and was looking for a different way of cooking The Duchess as now said we will buy an Air Fryer and use it when we are on electric hook up and try and fine something to replace the oven when we are off grid As anyone got any suggestions??

The double skillets are supposed to be very good. We've just swapped to a van without an oven and reviewing our options for cooking. So far we are just using an old George Foreman grill that we had knocking about whilst we decide. It will probably end up being either a Remoska or a Ninja Dual but if we get on ok with the GF grill may just stick with that! We tend to need EHU for charging ebikes so off grid is fairly unusual for us.

 

[g0kao]

Hi we are thinking of changing cooker in our motorhome for an 1800w Air fryer I know we can run one on electric hook up But my Question is can it be run off grid. Our set up is 2 x100w Lithium batteries 2x 180w solar panels and a B2B charger with a 2000w inverter

We don’t have Lithium batteries, however we do have an Ecoflow River 600 invertor battery pack that we can charge up for off grid occasional use. We recently tried an air fryer that we picked up in the Aldi middle isle for £30. It is a Tower 1000w and we had it on the pack for about 20 minutes while off grid, worked a treat and we used the Kampa 800 watt collapsible electric kettle off it afterwards. We were impressed that it it gave us an off grid capability to use the fryer, kettle or slow cooker options without having invertor or lithium batteries fitted to our van. It can be charged either using electric hookup, cigarette lighter socket in van or via solar, for what it cost we were impressed £449 in their winter sale, normally £549. There are bigger versions but this one does what we need when off grid https://uk.ecoflow.com/collections/...portable-power-station?variant=43251974897856

 

[g0kao]

We don’t have Lithium batteries, however we do have an Ecoflow River 600 invertor battery pack that we can charge up for off grid occasional use. We recently tried an air fryer that we picked up in the Aldi middle isle for £30. It is a Tower 1000w and we had it on the pack for about 20 minutes while off grid, worked a treat and we used the Kampa 800 watt collapsible electric kettle off it afterwards. We were impressed that it it gave us an off grid capability to use the fryer, kettle or slow cooker options without having invertor or lithium batteries fitted to our van. It can be charged either using electric hookup, cigarette lighter socket in van or via solar, for what it cost we were impressed £449 in their winter sale, normally £549. There are bigger versions but this one does what we need when off grid https://uk.ecoflow.com/collections/...portable-power-station?variant=43251974897856

Forgot to add, we don’t have an oven

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[Loftyjeff]

Yes just the oven The one in our van is a complete wast of time and space and was looking for a different way of cooking The Duchess as now said we will buy an Air Fryer and use it when we are on electric hook up and try and fine something to replace the oven when we are off grid As anyone got any suggestions??

Yes we cook most things in a Ridgemonkey on gas or electric ring quick and easy

 

[wfdTamar]

We don’t have Lithium batteries, however we do have an Ecoflow River 600 invertor battery pack that we can charge up for off grid occasional use. We recently tried an air fryer that we picked up in the Aldi middle isle for £30. It is a Tower 1000w and we had it on the pack for about 20 minutes while off grid, worked a treat and we used the Kampa 800 watt collapsible electric kettle off it afterwards. We were impressed that it it gave us an off grid capability to use the fryer, kettle or slow cooker options without having invertor or lithium batteries fitted to our van. It can be charged either using electric hookup, cigarette lighter socket in van or via solar, for what it cost we were impressed £449 in their winter sale, normally £549. There are bigger versions but this one does what we need when off grid https://uk.ecoflow.com/collections/...portable-power-station?variant=43251974897856

That has a rating of 500 watts continuous, 1000 watts surge so you’re really pushing it. Surprised it hasn’t cut out from being overloaded.

 

[g0kao]

That has a rating of 500 watts continuous, 1000 watts surge so you’re really pushing it. Surprised it hasn’t cut out from being overloaded.

There is a power monitor displaying usage, most of the time it was well under the 500 watts continuous

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