Mini oven air fryers (1 Viewer)

Jul 14, 2019
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Ok so it's time to look at maybe cooking in a different way I am thinking of buying a mini oven air fryer as any of you funsters gone down this road If so what did you find best for you as a couple
My set up is 360watt of solar 2x100 Lithium batteries 1x 2000watt inverter & B2B chargeing if required
Mostly trips off grid With very occasional use of EHU look forward to your interesting replies
 
Jan 27, 2018
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At only about 700w it should work fine, great addition and very versatile. Much quicker cooking than any conventional oven, gas or electric.
 
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We have a belter. Not sure how it would work on your setup.

1400-1750w



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scotjimland

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Bought this one for home use and it's excellent..


HYSapientia® 24L Air Fryer Oven With Rotisserie Large XXL Digital Knob 1800W 10 in 1 airfryer Countertop Convection Mini Oven electric and grill, Double-layered Glass Door, Full Accessory Set​



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Apr 3, 2019
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We use a Tower 900watt 1.5 litre air fryer on our MH which is compact but big enough for two large portions of chips as a guide.
We have a 2 litre version. Works well for fry up, burgers etc. keep looking for a low wattage 4 litre one to replace it.

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May 16, 2023
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That tempted me to look on Amazon. £36.60 as new return on Warehouse. Had to be done. Thanks Two on Tour
Yeah we've ordered similar thanks -> as we worked out our Delta2 inverter it'll last a good hour at that wattage. (Our toaster is also about 900w) -> and with Solar in summer, a 10 min air fry would equal about an hour of sun.

Chips with our burgers on bbq this summer from freezer will be priceless.
 
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Lenny HB

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This is what I need to know what is the largest what's one can I use with my set up
Depending on your batteries a lot of 100ah batteries restrict the max draw to 100 amps so 2 x 100 amps would give you a max of 200 amps. A 2000wat air fryer will draw approx 175 amps allowing for inverter efficeny.
Air fryers cycle so not a constant draw, and are quite efficient so running a 2000 watt one for 20 min would probably use around 20 to 30ah out of your batteries.

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I use a quest 650w mini oven at home, was about £35 love it

 
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We use a Lakeland air fryer the small one exellent chips and many other things we have 4 x 80 amp battery’s and 1800 watt inverter works a treat this is second year of use battery’s over 20 years original.
 
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I use a quest 650w mini oven at home, was about £35 love it

Depending on your batteries a lot of 100ah batteries restrict the max draw to 100 amps so 2 x 100 amps would give you a max of 200 amps. A 2000wat air fryer will draw approx 175 amps allowing for inverter efficeny.
Air fryers cycle so not a constant draw, and are quite efficient so running a 2000 watt one for 20 min would probably use around 20 to 30ah out of your batteries.
So In your conciderd opinion a 1400w mini oven drawing max power intermittently out of 2 x100amp Renogy lithium batteries with a continuous Discharge current 100Amp max out of the 2 batteries should do the Job
 
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