• ashok36@lemmy.world
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    9 months ago

    Making better kettles is easier when your entire electric grid is optimised for it.

    Seriously, 220 volts will just always get you a faster boil than 120. It’s physics.

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      9 months ago

      We have 240 in kitchens but don’t use it for counter top stuff

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        9 months ago

        Here in the UK you can have 240V x 32A with three phases. That’s how you get domestic 22kW chargers for EVs, lol. Regular single phase kitchen wiring is 240V x 32A giving us 7kW hobs.