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Old 01-03-2014, 12:36   #1
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induction hot plates running off inverter.

I have extra solar power at times and have used a hot plate in the past. I wanted to use a more efficient induction heater. I just purchased one from Best Buy but its not working. I was wondering if it's because my inverter is not pure sine wave. Thanks
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Okay just did a Google search so for those interested you need a pure sine wave inverter to run induction hot plate:-(
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