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I thought the 12v would of used less power overall but surprised me . I might do a comparison one day when I get the time on a 12v oven and an air fryer . Hope you enjoyed thanks for watching 👍🍻
13 minutes is a hell of a long time to wait for the kettle to boil just for a coffee. If that jug was full you would be waiting 20-30 minutes I'd imagine. I guess if your retired and had nothing better to do it would be ok. 240v definitely the way to go though.
@@EFFICIENTSELF That's insane to wait that long. I got the collapsable 240v kettle years ago after watching your videos. Didn't even know they existed before that. One of the best things in my camping kit. Cheers Dino🍻
Good video mate. I got a 12v one today and boiled 350ml of water in 30 mins with out the engine or on ignition on. They are ideal to be honest , gonna test tonight when driving see if gets more voltage and brews quicker
Cheers mate . 12v kettles are great if you not in a hurry for boiling water. Would be the same case as 12v ovens ,if you had a voltage step up converter the water would boil quicker . Good luck with your test 👍 thanks for watching 👍🍻
I like my collapsible kettle is faster and uses less wattage than yours, between 480-500 W. I have a 12 V, but I prefer the silicon collapsible. I also think that in consumes less power than the 12V that takes much longer at less than 100 watts. Good video comparison!
I have a couple of 24v boiling vessels from armored vehicles. I find the newer model pulls about 16 amps at 24v and is about on par with the mains electric kettle, the older one pulls 55 amps at 24v, and will boil 3L of water in about 6 minutes lol. but also likes to melt winch solenoids when it disconnects. I suggest that the insulation and desin of the element has a lot to do with the efficiency. 12v kettle are notorious for having very poorly designed elements, usually just a length of nichrome wire in a stainless tube. whereas mains kettles have a proper ceramic heating element, often fully immersed or properly thermally coupled.
Ide only add that my jetboil uses a fraction of the gas equal to your electrical power consumption and boils water in under 2mins. However I need to buy gas repeatedly but you can just recharge via solar so it begs me to wonder which of the then three choice's is best long term? Cheers 🍾
Approx 38.7Wh for the 12V kettle, 33.8Wh for the AC kettle. The heat loss in the 12V kettle and wiring over the 13 mins plus inaccuracy in the figures (voltage drops over time) would be the explanation. It's not stated if the inverter is 'pure' or modified sine, which affects the inverter efficiency. If it's modified I'd expect > 95% efficiency there.
Around $20 on eBay but I found the plug on the cord was a very loose fit when you plug into power outlet . I just used a spare Engel fridge cord I had laying around to replace the dodgie cord that came with the kettle. Other than that the kettle is awesome . Here is a link www.ebay.com.au/itm/115518886062?_trkparms=amclksrc%3DITM%26aid%3D1110006%26algo%3DHOMESPLICE.SIM%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20201210111314%26meid%3D001dfbc916b04053b68801b214da4a0d%26pid%3D101195%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D12%26sd%3D195749311517%26itm%3D115518886062%26pmt%3D1%26noa%3D0%26pg%3D2047675%26algv%3DSimplAMLv11WebTrimmedV3MskuWithLambda85KnnRecallV1V4ItemNrtInQueryAndCassiniVisualRankerAndBertRecall%26brand%3DUnbranded&_trksid=p2047675.c101195.m1851&amdata=cksum%3A115518886062001dfbc916b04053b68801b214da4a0d%7Cenc%3AAQAIAAABYNaJCFP3eaFlNU%252FMPxRY0TCMczVKEUB5MsBytoCwPnd71M08lfrVO4PuTCchnU42KC4W4fZqxBROE%252BM7tSL%252BgZgL1kWiIUBRsEpydVTA61DhOJDUizwNgM7HKYQEqSaBlM3Bag52yiGKFmsxUvImqrEZbaNKdV0z8MGSzULfDPt5ZsU2yKNbSXFOuNfTK9exRq1G4WjnW9rk6UdnAYL%252F%252BAua9yBmJul%252BV%252BVX0yAFaYtXtfIrxusjd34tlzHTorQZ%252FwdYazTifG0D%252BJeenZd8V%252BdwR%252B3WFuUEpzt9RnuMfcXnWnE4sxN%252BbnkH4QWRu533hKBATRz7DzT9Jfkxl30f%252BFPXNVm2clANaNZB0EYnsBDgc4RL7STPBocj2Rdr%252Bd8PRVYfCjC0tuV%252FaW2Jjfmn82fQx0gdQL2CyCVH%252FgcjAsBHrPe5SOL4wDqm%252FqA%252Fqh7g3%252BWg29LJs6NYxm1U0rHuM9M%253D%7Campid%3APL_CLK%7Cclp%3A2047675 . Thank you for watching my videos I really appreciate it cheers 👍🍻
That was surprising. The 2.7AH included the inverter losses, so very unexpected. Thanks for the demo.
Cheers mate it surprised me as well . Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Thanks for all the videos mate over the years, smart man long time sub you have helped me alot love the channel very informative and to the point 👍 have a great week
Thank you . your comment means a lot and is what inspires me to create these videos . Thanks for watching my videos. Hope all is well 👍🍻
Higher wattage heating element = quicker boil time.
It would be interesting to see those instant hotwater kettles that heat as you pour into a cup.
Cheers mate thanks for watching 👍🍻
Strewth I wasn't thinking it would be that big a difference.
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I thought the 12v would of used less power overall but surprised me . I might do a comparison one day when I get the time on a 12v oven and an air fryer . Hope you enjoyed thanks for watching 👍🍻
13 minutes is a hell of a long time to wait for the kettle to boil just for a coffee. If that jug was full you would be waiting 20-30 minutes I'd imagine. I guess if your retired and had nothing better to do it would be ok. 240v definitely the way to go though.
Takes about 35 mins when it’s full 600ml 🤣 . I started with the 12v kettle years ago and i got sick of waiting .lol . Thanks for watching mate 👍🍻
@@EFFICIENTSELF That's insane to wait that long. I got the collapsable 240v kettle years ago after watching your videos. Didn't even know they existed before that. One of the best things in my camping kit. Cheers Dino🍻
Very interesting Dino, thanks mate, I've always wondered what the difference would be...............now I know, excellent, thanks mate. Seeya Rob
Cheers rob 🍻 hope everything is going well for you . Thanks for the support 👍🍻
Very nice video!
@@dimkara4800 thank you 👍appreciate you watching cheers 👍🍻
Good video mate. I got a 12v one today and boiled 350ml of water in 30 mins with out the engine or on ignition on. They are ideal to be honest , gonna test tonight when driving see if gets more voltage and brews quicker
Cheers mate . 12v kettles are great if you not in a hurry for boiling water. Would be the same case as 12v ovens ,if you had a voltage step up converter the water would boil quicker . Good luck with your test 👍 thanks for watching 👍🍻
Nice test. Never seen one like this before and outcome is very surprising.
Cheers mate . Yes was surprised myself thanks for watching 👍🍻
I like my collapsible kettle is faster and uses less wattage than yours, between 480-500 W. I have a 12 V, but I prefer the silicon collapsible. I also think that in consumes less power than the 12V that takes much longer at less than 100 watts. Good video comparison!
Cheers 👍 thanks for sharing and thanks for watching 👍🍻
I have a couple of 24v boiling vessels from armored vehicles. I find the newer model pulls about 16 amps at 24v and is about on par with the mains electric kettle, the older one pulls 55 amps at 24v, and will boil 3L of water in about 6 minutes lol.
but also likes to melt winch solenoids when it disconnects.
I suggest that the insulation and desin of the element has a lot to do with the efficiency. 12v kettle are notorious for having very poorly designed elements, usually just a length of nichrome wire in a stainless tube. whereas mains kettles have a proper ceramic heating element, often fully immersed or properly thermally coupled.
Cheers 🍻 thanks for watching 👍🍻
Another great video Dino, thanks again for your time on making this, cheers from Wagga Wagga
Thanks ren . Hope you been well mate and take care . Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Ide only add that my jetboil uses a fraction of the gas equal to your electrical power consumption and boils water in under 2mins. However I need to buy gas repeatedly but you can just recharge via solar so it begs me to wonder which of the then three choice's is best long term? Cheers 🍾
Would be interesting comparison. Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Thanks mate much appreciated 👍👍
Cheers graham hope you have been in good health mate 👍🍻
Well there you go. The things you learn. Cheers.
Cheers mate glad you enjoyed . Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Okay thanks very much and once again love all your videos Dino
No worries thanks again 👍🍻
Wow! That’s a surprising result!
Yes absolutely. Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Thanks mate, another great vid 👍
cheers mate thanks for watching 👍🍻
Interesting
Thanks for sharing 👍😎
Cheers mate thanks for watching 👍🍻
Approx 38.7Wh for the 12V kettle, 33.8Wh for the AC kettle. The heat loss in the 12V kettle and wiring over the 13 mins plus inaccuracy in the figures (voltage drops over time) would be the explanation. It's not stated if the inverter is 'pure' or modified sine, which affects the inverter efficiency. If it's modified I'd expect > 95% efficiency there.
Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Quick question. Does that also include the power used by the inverter? Cool test by the way!
Yes absolutely 👍 thanks for watching 👍🍻
@@EFFICIENTSELF thanks for the reply.
Interesting. I’m wondering how an induction compatible kettle would do on a hob set to 600W power level 🤔
Not sure but would be interesting to see . Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Very interesting ..
Cheers newy hope all has been well and thanks for watching 👍🍻
Can I boil water using a 600w kettle during travel using a
FOSSiBOT F800 Portable Power Station, 512Wh LiFePO4.
Should be able to as the specified power station you mentioned is 800watt . Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Hi there Dino I was just wondering how much you Payed for the kettle because they range from $20. To $69 by the way I love all your videos thanks
Around $20 on eBay but I found the plug on the cord was a very loose fit when you plug into power outlet . I just used a spare Engel fridge cord I had laying around to replace the dodgie cord that came with the kettle. Other than that the kettle is awesome . Here is a link www.ebay.com.au/itm/115518886062?_trkparms=amclksrc%3DITM%26aid%3D1110006%26algo%3DHOMESPLICE.SIM%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20201210111314%26meid%3D001dfbc916b04053b68801b214da4a0d%26pid%3D101195%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D12%26sd%3D195749311517%26itm%3D115518886062%26pmt%3D1%26noa%3D0%26pg%3D2047675%26algv%3DSimplAMLv11WebTrimmedV3MskuWithLambda85KnnRecallV1V4ItemNrtInQueryAndCassiniVisualRankerAndBertRecall%26brand%3DUnbranded&_trksid=p2047675.c101195.m1851&amdata=cksum%3A115518886062001dfbc916b04053b68801b214da4a0d%7Cenc%3AAQAIAAABYNaJCFP3eaFlNU%252FMPxRY0TCMczVKEUB5MsBytoCwPnd71M08lfrVO4PuTCchnU42KC4W4fZqxBROE%252BM7tSL%252BgZgL1kWiIUBRsEpydVTA61DhOJDUizwNgM7HKYQEqSaBlM3Bag52yiGKFmsxUvImqrEZbaNKdV0z8MGSzULfDPt5ZsU2yKNbSXFOuNfTK9exRq1G4WjnW9rk6UdnAYL%252F%252BAua9yBmJul%252BV%252BVX0yAFaYtXtfIrxusjd34tlzHTorQZ%252FwdYazTifG0D%252BJeenZd8V%252BdwR%252B3WFuUEpzt9RnuMfcXnWnE4sxN%252BbnkH4QWRu533hKBATRz7DzT9Jfkxl30f%252BFPXNVm2clANaNZB0EYnsBDgc4RL7STPBocj2Rdr%252Bd8PRVYfCjC0tuV%252FaW2Jjfmn82fQx0gdQL2CyCVH%252FgcjAsBHrPe5SOL4wDqm%252FqA%252Fqh7g3%252BWg29LJs6NYxm1U0rHuM9M%253D%7Campid%3APL_CLK%7Cclp%3A2047675 . Thank you for watching my videos I really appreciate it cheers 👍🍻