Electrics basics...? (2 Viewers)

[Heyupluv]

Thanks, I assume the one electric hot plate on my cooker uses a lot more electric than one of these.

We have a large fridge with seperate freezer compartment, how do you know how much power these woould use?

Steve

Mine uses 190 watt...check the booklet again it will tell you.

Just checked mine
Energy consumption gas (g/24h) 380
Max input 12V (W) 170
Max input 230V (W) 190
Max input Gas (g/h) 22.5

Mel

 

[Encantador]

Is this the sort ....
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[Heyupluv]

Is this the sort ....
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Yes

or this may even be better a lower wattage
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or this one

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this is a corded one

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[Family Guy]

Steve with your van buy a gas kettle can be used on gas and your van electric plate when on hook up I've done away with electric kettle and never been on a site here or abroad just remember that if using anything kettle toaster etc one at a time and turn electric heating off whilst using any highpowered items you will trip the site electric at some point all part of the fun having to find the warden in the dark to unlock the box to reset trip for you then just blame the wife for turning her hair dryer on:Blush:
don't worry about amps etc your overloading your brain just use it you will then know what you can use and can't .for acuteness buy nasa bi battery monitor just bought 1 for £100 enjoy Eddie

 

[Encantador]

Cheers Eddie, I see you still have the Kon Tiki, not been anywhere in ours yet, possibly this weekend if the weather is anywhere near decent.

Hope to see you again in Chester if you make it.

steve