Thinking of putting this in an RV. Do you need the 110v to operate or can you light the burner with a match and operate?
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We installed this unit in our kitchen remodel in our 5th wheel. Love it a great little stove. You could use a match to start it...but we enjoy the electric start feature. It requires very little space.
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You can probably use the same outlet and use the low wattage burner without trouble. The high wattage burner should not be used with any other piece of equipment on it. As a precaution, I have the double burner in a circuit breaker and turn everything off or reconnect other items if I want to use the high wattage burner. I don't plug it directly into an wall outlet just to be sure I don't blow the circuit breaker. Be cautious if you have older wiring or don't know exactly how things are set up.
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Haven't tried using both burners yet. The power sharing system makes it sound like you only have half power available when both are used. I have a GE induction cooktop using 220V that has the same limitation.
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you would be able to manually light the burners with a match/lighter, but the oven would not work, nor would the electric ignitor
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110v. The glass bowl and around it get warm but not nearly hot enough to cause a fire. It would be very difficult to accidentally start something on fire with this oven. The other thing that I would recommend is not to put foods that splatter grease such as sausage and bacon close to the top, it can cause early burnout of the halogen bulb. My bulb has burned out twice since I purchased it about 1 year ago. Nothing to worry about though just email the company and they send out the new bulb in a couple days.
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I've done both and it works fine. Just make sure if you put them around the burner they don't impede the flame or gas flow. This can cause hot or cold spots and/or difficult lighting.
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i plug into a 110, I would get the converter. Make sure you do not turn this on for no more than 15 to 20 minutes, that is more than enough time to cook the hot dogs. Crack the top lid so that your buns don't get wet.
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Yes, it does require 110V. power. The igniter and the fan is electrically driven.
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NO! you can not plug a 110v appliance into a 220v line, you will burn it out. You would need a step down transformer or just use one leg of the 220 line. An electrician can do that for you.
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The Weber 7519 Gas Grill Rotisserie is equipped with a standard 110V plug and therefore does not work on 220V. The motor is relatively small, yet quite adequate for 10 pounds of meat, so I'm not sure why anyone would want to run it off 220V power.
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It doesn't have the rv plug for 110 volts. You would need an adapter plug. It should power everything in the rv.
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It shouldn't make any difference whether a home or RV. If you have a patch panel with access to 240v you can protect the entire RV or a single 120v circuit. If you're not sure what you're doing it's best to get an electrician to wire it for you.
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The machine I have is 110/115V. Seems to me that you would burn that version out on 220.
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I have used mine with only the 240 volt outlet. I have it hooked to my whole mobile home. I have an electric furnace and water heater that I turn off and it supplys all my lights, computer, tv, and I can also use a couple of burners on my electric stove. But as far as max wattage, I would assume they are right on with their claimed wattage. Makes no difference if you use from both 120 volt outlets or just the 240 volt one. I chose the 240 because I figured that it would balance the load better that way. both the 120 volt outlets are different sides of the 240 and I don't know how it would act if you tried to pull 15 amps from one side and burn a 1 amp light on the other. I have used mine with only the 240 volt outlet. I have it hooked to my whole mobile home. I have an electric furnace and water heater that I turn off and it supplys all my lights, computer, tv, and I can also use a couple of burners on my electric stove. But as far as max wattage, I would assume they are right on with their claimed wattage. Makes no difference if you use from both 120 volt outlets or just the 240 volt one. I chose the 240 because I figured that it would balance the load better that way. both the 120 volt outlets are different sides of the 240 and I don't know how it would... » Read More I have used mine with only the 240 volt outlet. I have it hooked to my whole mobile home. I have an electric furnace and water heater that I turn off and it supplys all my lights, computer, tv, and I can also use a couple of burners on my electric stove. But as far as max wattage, I would assume they are right on with their claimed wattage. Makes no difference if you use from both 120 volt outlets or just the 240 volt one. I chose the 240 because I figured that it would balance the load better that way. both the 120 volt outlets are different sides of the 240 and I don't know how it would act if you tried to pull 15 amps from one side and burn a 1 amp light on the other. « Show Less
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No you put this on a camp stove, you don't need any electrical power to use this. I love mine.
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Hi, The voltage is 115 to 130 Here in the USA. & Note, the top burner is not very hot & it takes a long time to cook a scrambled egg! So I use a one burner hot plate now. The other two parts are just fine for me! Arthur
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The 120V unit works fine. Don't know why you would need a 220. I have one in my home and based on a good experience, installed one on my new boat. The 120V grill on the boat avoids the need for propane, a huge benefit.