elite 2 Extra portable electric dual burners instead of propane burners?

[Gail Dean]

Does anyone use a single or dual unit instead of using the propane stove?

[Katjo]

We have this one but have only used it a few times works great! 
 

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[ScubaRx]

1 hour ago, Gail Dean said:

Does anyone use a single or dual unit instead of using the propane stove?

Where do you propose you'll get the electricity to run that?

[Mike and Carol]

1 hour ago, Gail Dean said:

Does anyone use a single or dual unit instead of using the propane stove?

We prefer to use propane since it works wherever we are.  An electric unit only works if you have shore power.  We’ve got a Blackstone grill and a Weber Q1000 that we use outside almost all the time unless the weather is really bad… then we use the inside propane cooktop.  Mike

 

[Mountainman198]

6 hours ago, Gail Dean said:

Does anyone use a single or dual unit instead of using the propane stove?

I carry a single burner induction cooktop for use when hooked up to electric. It stores in the drawer when not in use. Works great both inside and outdoors. 

[Katjo]

4 hours ago, ScubaRx said:

Where do you propose you'll get the electricity to run that?

When you’re at a campground you most often have shore power. 

[ScubaRx]

1 hour ago, Katjo said:

When you’re at a campground you most often have shore power. 

You're correct, of course. We've spent so few nights in the past 15 years with shore power, I tend to forget it's available.

[rideandfly]

6 hours ago, Mountainman198 said:

I carry a single burner induction cooktop for use when hooked up to electric. It stores in the drawer when not in use. Works great both inside and outdoors. 

We use a single induction cooktop. Works nicely and store it in a drawer, too. Use Ollie's propane cooktop when shore power is not available.

[Ollie-Haus]

We've used an induction cook top while camping for several years. Even tent camping we would take along an extension cord, clam shell and folding table to set up kitchen and the Induction cook top worked flawlessly.   

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01FLR0ET8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

Also the Magma brand cookware is induction ready and works great.  Cast iron works well too.

https://www.amazon.com/Magma-Products-A10-360L-IND-Stainless-Induction/dp/B00B99RJS2/ref=pd_bxgy_sccl_2/136-6643772-0764029?pd_rd_w=QrH0M&content-id=amzn1.sym.7757a8b5-874e-4a67-9d85-54ed32f01737&pf_rd_p=7757a8b5-874e-4a67-9d85-54ed32f01737&pf_rd_r=3NN2WH06PJQ2VVQE75WW&pd_rd_wg=Lz4Xe&pd_rd_r=0b995bde-1857-4e81-999f-06ceee7a1430&pd_rd_i=B00B99RJS2&psc=1

[Dennis and Melissa]

I’ve used a couple of different electric skillets recently. One with a lid, one without. Meh 😳

 

Has anyone ever tried something like this???

https://www.ninjakitchen.com/products/ninja-foodi-6-in-1-indoor-grill-4-quart-air-fryer-zidEG201?srsltid=AfmBOorrvf2Fa89RwdVxJzCDwUJOWgiKiA80EXiJDdyltlXGQdMcA0Z4
 

I’m sure it wouldn’t deliver the perfect steak to satisfy a Blackstone purist. But it might make up for that with above average scores in

1 Air Fry

2 Bake

3 Broil

4 Grill (yes, even grill)

Seems like it might be a significant improvement over the convection microwave for many meals???

 

PS I have the big lithium package. Would that be able to run this on battery?

[ScubaRx]

4 hours ago, Dennis and Melissa said:

PS I have the big lithium package. Would that be able to run this on battery?

You can run it off batteries. How long would be dependent on how many amps the cooker drew out of the batteries. 
Another concern is how long will it take your solar system to recharge them. 
 

I could not find any wattage rating for that unit but I guess it to be around 1750 at least. At that rating, you would remove about 150 amps per hour. On an excellent solar day you could replace that amount in about 6-7 hours assuming no other concurrent draws. 

Edited yesterday at 04:08 AM by ScubaRx

[Patriot]

6 hours ago, ScubaRx said:

You can run it off batteries. How long would be dependent on how many amps the cooker drew out of the batteries. 
Another concern is how long will it take your solar system to recharge them. 
 

I could not find any wattage rating for that unit but I guess it to be around 1750 at least. At that rating, you would remove about 150 amps per hour. On an excellent solar day you could replace that amount in about 6-7 hours assuming no other concurrent draws. 

AI Overview

 

The wattage rating for the Ninja® Foodi® 6-in-1 Indoor Grill & 4-Quart Air Fryer is 1760 watts. This powerful output allows the appliance to deliver the high heat needed for grilling, air frying, roasting, baking, broiling, and dehydrating functions. 

[rideadeuce]

10 hours ago, ScubaRx said:

At that rating, you would remove about 150 amps per hour.

 

So about the same as a Dometic 13.5k AC on high powered by 12V DC. 

Edited yesterday at 02:20 PM by rideadeuce

[jd1923]

13 hours ago, ScubaRx said:

I could not find any wattage rating for that unit but I guess it to be around 1750 at least. At that rating, you would remove about 150 amps per hour. On an excellent solar day you could replace that amount in about 6-7 hours assuming no other concurrent draws. 

Good call Steve! I found the spec on this unit at 1760 watts.

We run our 1500W Emeril Air Fryer all the time (installed in place of the OEM microwave). With a 3KW inverter and ample LiFePO4 SOC you're good.

@Dennis and Melissa My only issue with cookers like this is storage space. At 17" L x 14" W x 11" H it will take up the entire space under the front dinette seat or more room in your TV once you store it in a case.

Chris keeps a pressure cooker under the front dinette seat. A wonderful device, pot roast in a half hour, yet only about 8" dia and 10" tall. She also keeps dog food down there and several other cooking accessories.