“Typical stoves use, like, 60 amps or something like that. We can run on as little as, like, at 240 volts. We can run on as little as a 120 volt outlet. So you can just plug this thing in with, like, your normal, like, AC power cable and get the same stove performance as someone who wired it in on 240 volts for instance. You'll get a full blown, full performance stove, no matter what your home electrical system has in your kitchen, basically.”
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