CLAYTON LPS 11 3000W
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It really depends on what you buy and what size, they can vary hugely.
Keep in mind that while the Clayton can supply the watts it will be consuming capacity at a great rate that you will need to replace.
So if you're buying appliances specifically for it, buy the smaller ones you'll get more run time and your not cooking for the family.
Also if you have an induction hob you don't strictly need an electric kettle.
For the induction hob get one that you can vary it's wattage, then you can be quite frugal off grid and full bore on EHU.
Keep in mind that while the Clayton can supply the watts it will be consuming capacity at a great rate that you will need to replace.
So if you're buying appliances specifically for it, buy the smaller ones you'll get more run time and your not cooking for the family.
Also if you have an induction hob you don't strictly need an electric kettle.
For the induction hob get one that you can vary it's wattage, then you can be quite frugal off grid and full bore on EHU.
No idea on the Air Fryer. But
HOB - highest I think I've seen is 2,000W, and portable 800W
TOASTER - again, no idea, but should be in the description or specs if you are looking online. Should be listed on a label on the underside as well.
KETTLE - aren't domestic about 2kW? But you can get lower wattage kettles; think ours is 1.3kW (1 litre Bodum Bistro), but have seen smaller volume 500ml camping kettles at 800W.
HOB - highest I think I've seen is 2,000W, and portable 800W
TOASTER - again, no idea, but should be in the description or specs if you are looking online. Should be listed on a label on the underside as well.
KETTLE - aren't domestic about 2kW? But you can get lower wattage kettles; think ours is 1.3kW (1 litre Bodum Bistro), but have seen smaller volume 500ml camping kettles at 800W.
Hi @Trakker1 , good to meet you!
You'll get a decent Air Fryer with wattages around 1500.
Our 'portable' induction hob goes up to 2000 Watts.
Our baby toaster is 800 watts.
You won't need an electric kettle if you have an induction hob, just remember (unlike my wife) to keep the water to the required/minimum level!
As @roadtripper says, don't forget you will need to replace the power you use, do you have solar on the van?
We use a 907 gas cylinder for most of our cooking outside the van (Cadac) and use the same induction kettle on that too, conserve those batteries!
Don't forget to share some pictures of your van, we love those!
This is an example of the portable variable wattage induction hobs that I think are a good match for a hybrid on hookup/off grid setup
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That looks.good.This is an example of the portable variable wattage induction hobs that I think are a good match for a hybrid on hookup/off grid setup
Streetwize Induction Cooker with Low Wattage Setting
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supercharger as well . . . wowzers,
you will have to post some pics of that install.
awesome.
you will have to post some pics of that install.
awesome.
Pick up, next week, just getting my bits sorted, can't wait, thanks again
So, what's a supercharger, and why haven't I got one?!
Want to add Super Charging?
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Model Number: Bidirectional DC-DC Converter 9V-36V 600W
SKU: CD1802/CD1803
Multiple functionality: Super Charge for the LPS II - Charging from any vehicle alternator - Multiple-battery setup - Automatic voltage regulation.
Input Current: 0-45 A
Output Voltage: 14,4 V or 28,8 V
Output Current: 0-40 A
this is how it connects up. . . .
it wires to the DC OUT terminals.
CHARGING FROM ALTERNATOR WITH SUPER CHARGE See the text CHARGING FROM ALTERNATOR and below for complete installation.
Connect the 12VDC input to the fuse box. It must be on the same side as the LPS II.
Attention: When connecting a Super Charge DC-DC Converter, the fuse for 12VDC must be changed to a125A on the Positive cable.
Connect the Output from the Super Charge DC-DC Converter to the DC Output of the LPS II.
Attention: If there is a need for DC Output, it is recommended to use a fuse that matches the need of the installation/usage. Max. 180 A
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600W Super Charge DC-DC Converter
Multiple functionality: Super Charge for the LPS II - Charging from any vehicle alternator - Multiple-battery setup - Automatic voltage regulation.Model Number: Bidirectional DC-DC Converter 9V-36V 600W
SKU: CD1802/CD1803
Multiple functionality: Super Charge for the LPS II - Charging from any vehicle alternator - Multiple-battery setup - Automatic voltage regulation.
Electrical characteristics
Supply Voltage: 10,9 V - 32 VInput Current: 0-45 A
Output Voltage: 14,4 V or 28,8 V
Output Current: 0-40 A
Specifications
| Supply Voltage: | 10,9V - 32V | |
| Input Current: | 0-45A | |
| Output Voltage: | 14,4V or 28,8V | |
| Output Current: | 0-40A | |
| Output Control: | 5 stage charge | |
| Wakeup Input Range: | 0-36V | |
| Wakeup Input (Deactivate): | <3,0V | |
| Wakeup Input (Activate - Delayed 15sec): | >4,0V | |
| Power consumption (Idle): | <1,6 W | |
| Power consumption (Sleep): | <1 mW | |
| Operating temperature range: | -25 to 50 °C | |
| Weight: | 620 g | |
| Dimensions: | 222 x 110,5 x 40 mm |
this is how it connects up. . . .
it wires to the DC OUT terminals.
CHARGING FROM ALTERNATOR WITH SUPER CHARGE See the text CHARGING FROM ALTERNATOR and below for complete installation.
Connect the 12VDC input to the fuse box. It must be on the same side as the LPS II.
Attention: When connecting a Super Charge DC-DC Converter, the fuse for 12VDC must be changed to a125A on the Positive cable.
Connect the Output from the Super Charge DC-DC Converter to the DC Output of the LPS II.
Attention: If there is a need for DC Output, it is recommended to use a fuse that matches the need of the installation/usage. Max. 180 A
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Charges up in half the time, I believe, running the lps11 3000w so hopefully covered, 200w off solar, thanks
That'll do!
No gas mate, trying to set it up for off grid, it can take another 200w off solar if needed, getting nearer now, cheers
Can't have too much electric! Love our Roamer. We still use a 907 for cooking outside though. No LB stress that way!
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Why a Clayton rather than a conventional leisure battery as the external accessories apply to both setups?
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