Induction Cooktop for Camping and Off Grid Living

Join us as we explore the perfect solution for off-grid cooking - the induction cooktop. Discover why it's the ideal choice for your camping adventures, van life builds, or off-grid cabin setups.
Induction cookers are not only energy-efficient but also lightweight and portable, making them a versatile option. Say goodbye to the ongoing costs of gas and prioritize safety with this innovative cooking method.
Tune in to learn why an induction cooktop should be your top choice for a hassle-free and cost-effective culinary experience off the grid!
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[@retrogear]

Thanks for the video. We have found with our Westinghouse portable units (we have a single and a double) that under 1000w they just cycle the induction coil on and off. I wonder if the ones you have tried are different?

[@TheOffGridShop]

Thank you. They all work the same that is what induction does it turns itself on and that's what makes them work.

[@retrogear]

@@TheOffGridShop thanks. I was more referring to the ability for a particular unit to run its induction coil at lower powers. For example setting yours to 100W does not mean it is limited to 100W, it will likely be pulling 1000W on a limited duty cycle, averaging 100W over time. That’s a big difference for those that want to run one off low current or with low batteries as you suggest.

[@guineapigs2998]

whats model would you recommend to buy?

[@TheOffGridShop]

Would all depend on where your based. I have had some Nuwave ones I really liked.