Thanks for posting the English version. Do you have links to 12v DC powered induction stoves? When search what comes up appears to be AC powered induction stoves units requiring an inverter, not 12v ones. Thx.
Here’s the link I found online for the 24V version. I haven’t seen a 12V one yet because, at 700W, the current for 12V exceeds 60 amps. Currently, Anderson connectors are limited to 50 amps. You might want to consider setting up a separate 24V system, which would be better suited for high-power devices. 【淘宝】7天无理由退货 e.tb.cn/h.ThTx1tuMnrVCGJq?tk=c7zIeaBSV2N MF6563 「车载电磁炉24V48V汽车货车房车用热炉触摸直流变频电磁炉炒菜电炒」 点击链接直接打开 或者 淘宝搜索直接打开
Thanks @simeiworker , for creating & sharing your electric cooking setup! I am inspired to only use DC appliances when camping. Much safer than burning fuel in an enclosed space 😨
probably the most important point for me, inverters are a wear item. they all seem to burn out after a certain amount of kwh is ran thru them. obviously heat is important, but sometimes they just fail, usually when you need them most in the middle of nowhere. I have a video on my channel about how i reduced the power consumption of my dc fridge by around 80%, to the point where its so cheap to use at home it saves energy as a drink fridge coz i open my main fridge less often.
everlander or something like that. he started doing that to all his appliances because his inverter randomly failed and couldnt be fixed despite his skill in board level repairs. inverters are wear items, people need to understand that.
Thank you for another great video sharing the knowledge you've earned by experience. A reliable and practical power supply like the one you're using is essential. Please let us know how to get one. Also, I notice you're using automatic dubbing for this video, and I'm curious about your experience with this tool for your language. Do you recommend it?
I’m using a 24-volt, 2.52 kWh lithium iron battery system. It features three 10-amp cigarette lighter sockets, a 50-amp Anderson connector, an MPPT solar input, and an aviation plug input. It’s a custom-designed product, and since I skipped the inverter, it’s more compact.
Speaking of cooking rice. Do soak your rice overnight in water and it will take only about half the time to cook. As a long time camper, Ive done this for years and it saves on a lot of power.
There is a reason why high power devices use 230V~ and not 12 V=. Yes, an inverter is ineffective. But the very high currents necessary for 12V=, it's best to keep the wire very, very short. Therefore put battery and inverter side by side. Appliances further away should use higher voltages, like 230V~. Most cigarette lighter sockets work safely and reliably up to 120 Watts.
I cannot understand how you operate an induction hob off 12v without an inverter. Please can you supply details of the model that you are using. Thank you.
If there were 48V systems in cars, trucks, campers, boats and even smaller homes there were hardly any need for AC power at all. But maybe we will switch to battery powered appliances anyway.
If he accepts Jesus Christ's as savior and GOD his little rig can start the caravan from the North American Wilderness to Jerusalem and once there he can get a job working for the building of Ezekiel's wall. After passing through Asia and seeing the removal of the dragon wall as motivation.
Thanks for posting this information very helpful
Danke, das es auch auf deutsch gibt. Sehr interessant.😊👍🙋
Thanks for posting the English version. Do you have links to 12v DC powered induction stoves? When search what comes up appears to be AC powered induction stoves units requiring an inverter, not 12v ones. Thx.
Here’s the link I found online for the 24V version. I haven’t seen a 12V one yet because, at 700W, the current for 12V exceeds 60 amps. Currently, Anderson connectors are limited to 50 amps. You might want to consider setting up a separate 24V system, which would be better suited for high-power devices.
【淘宝】7天无理由退货 e.tb.cn/h.ThTx1tuMnrVCGJq?tk=c7zIeaBSV2N MF6563 「车载电磁炉24V48V汽车货车房车用热炉触摸直流变频电磁炉炒菜电炒」
点击链接直接打开 或者 淘宝搜索直接打开
I’ve missed your posts. This is terrific thank you 🙏.
Thanks @simeiworker , for creating & sharing your electric cooking setup! I am inspired to only use DC appliances when camping. Much safer than burning fuel in an enclosed space 😨
probably the most important point for me, inverters are a wear item. they all seem to burn out after a certain amount of kwh is ran thru them. obviously heat is important, but sometimes they just fail, usually when you need them most in the middle of nowhere.
I have a video on my channel about how i reduced the power consumption of my dc fridge by around 80%, to the point where its so cheap to use at home it saves energy as a drink fridge coz i open my main fridge less often.
There's a canadian guy with an earthroamer who has a yt video on how to convert ac appliances to dc
Link please to this man to gain more knowledge. Ty.
everlander or something like that. he started doing that to all his appliances because his inverter randomly failed and couldnt be fixed despite his skill in board level repairs. inverters are wear items, people need to understand that.
Please share info on your white storage boxes. Thank you.
Thank you for another great video sharing the knowledge you've earned by experience. A reliable and practical power supply like the one you're using is essential. Please let us know how to get one.
Also, I notice you're using automatic dubbing for this video, and I'm curious about your experience with this tool for your language. Do you recommend it?
I’m using a 24-volt, 2.52 kWh lithium iron battery system. It features three 10-amp cigarette lighter sockets, a 50-amp Anderson connector, an MPPT solar input, and an aviation plug input. It’s a custom-designed product, and since I skipped the inverter, it’s more compact.
This is a very good video!
Thank you!
Speaking of cooking rice. Do soak your rice overnight in water and it will take only about half the time to cook. As a long time camper, Ive done this for years and it saves on a lot of power.
Thanks for the tip! I'll have to try that.
There is a reason why high power devices use 230V~ and not 12 V=. Yes, an inverter is ineffective. But the very high currents necessary for 12V=, it's best to keep the wire very, very short. Therefore put battery and inverter side by side. Appliances further away should use higher voltages, like 230V~.
Most cigarette lighter sockets work safely and reliably up to 120 Watts.
I cannot understand how you operate an induction hob off 12v without an inverter. Please can you supply details of the model that you are using. Thank you.
If there were 48V systems in cars, trucks, campers, boats and even smaller homes there were hardly any need for AC power at all. But maybe we will switch to battery powered appliances anyway.
Nice video. However, the audio has a strange, occasional chirping-like sound. You might want to look into where that is coming from.
If he accepts Jesus Christ's as savior and GOD his little rig can start the caravan from the North American Wilderness to Jerusalem and once there he can get a job working for the building of Ezekiel's wall. After passing through Asia and seeing the removal of the dragon wall as motivation.