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US Homes Face Costly Retrofits for Induction Stoves, EV Chargers | New homes in the US may not be “electrical ready” after an international standards agency excluded building electrification measures (www.bloomberg.com)
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[–] scytale@lemm.ee 4 points 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago) (14 children)

The new home I purchased has a gas stove. Instead of replacing it, we're planning to just buy a portable (pluggable) 1-plate induction cooktop as our primary cooking station, and use the gas stove for prolonged cooking like boiling rice/pasta or pressure cooking. It shouldn't be an issue to plug the induction cooktp into one of the outlets in the kitchen right?

[–] guyrocket@kbin.social 3 points 7 months ago

Right, assuming it's made for that. But it won't be anywhere near as powerful as a range. So it will work but not anywhere near as quickly.

My induction range required crazy thick wiring. 8 gauge, I think? Getting that done by an electrician cost more than the range itself.

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