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I read online that this infrared cooker uses less energy on prepaid meters. Could anyone who has experience with it kindly share a review?

Thanks 😔

Check for it's wattage/hr that is how to know if it consume energy.
Yet to see electric cooker that doesn't consume energy

It's fair but no quantity of English expression can diminish the fact that e go still chop you money via bills.

Power rating of about 1000 watts (default). But it is said to be adjustable between 100 - 2200 watts, if not, it's not prepaid meter friendly

1000 watts is energy consuming.

Thanks everyone.. Then I think it might be better than using gas.

I once rig mine neighbors own to explode in his house


Mumu is still paying for damages , landlord wan rip am

Hmm

No!

It's not really.
Their wattages ranges between 1000 - 3000.

The only advantage is that:
They have control and timer
The heating system too is good because it's completely focused on the pot and not the sorrounding.

Nah

Not sure

Even common electricity, Tinubu has turned it to gold. I remember my days in University then when electric stove is the main standard for all the students. Hardly can u find any student without electric stove but today, nobody can use electric stove because of draconian policy of one drug addict. Nigeria is gone.

Suicideboy:
I once rig mine neighbors own to explode in his house


Mumu is still paying for damages , landlord wan rip am

Why na? That's was mean

Buy the fabricated one that most electrical shops sell. Am quite sure that, that very one does not consume much energy with 1.5 unit of light you can use it up to four hours to cook.

any appliances that convert electrical energy to heat energy go surely consume much electricity

McStoic:
Why na? That's was mean

Stingy people should die

Prepaid meter and electric stove nor get joy oo. Behave yourself. Your presido is asking us to go for cheaper gas , CNG 😃

Anything that converts electricity to heat can never be friendly to billing

Make I wait for electricity gurus to talk oo

Lukgaf:
I read online that this infrared cooker uses less energy on prepaid meters. Could anyone who has experience with it kindly share a review?

Thanks 😔

Go and you those ones that they normally cut into two at alaba market, which have flat element inside it.. Tell them you want flat element and not coil spring element.. When u dey use am you go think say you bypass the prepaid meter ni, you will come back here tí thank me..

Lukgaf:
I read online that this infrared cooker uses less energy on prepaid meters. Could anyone who has experience with it kindly share a review?

Thanks 😔

There's nothing heater that is prepaid friendly....

NO BUT YOU CAN BUY IT OH

Lukgaf:
I read online that this infrared cooker uses less energy on prepaid meters. Could anyone who has experience with it kindly share a review?

Thanks 😔

Energy Consumption (approximate):

1. Infrared Cooker: 400-600 Watts
2. Hotplate: 800-1200 Watts

Cooking Time

1. Infrared Cooker: Faster cooking times due to direct heat transfer.
2. Hotplate: Slower cooking times due to indirect heat transfer.

Durability:

1. Infrared Cooker: Longer lifespan (5-7 years).
2. Hotplate: Shorter lifespan (3-5 years).

Heat Distribution:

1. Infrared Cooker: Even heat distribution.
2. Hotplate: Uneven heat distribution.

Consider your priorities:

- Energy efficiency? Infrared Cooker might be better.
- Budget-friendly? Hotplate could be the choice.
- Faster cooking? Infrared Cooker is faster.
- Easy cleaning? Infrared Cooker wins.

get the induction cooker not infrared. They look very similar

Why not rice cooker?

Just seeing this for the first time

Yes,depending on your hrs of usage and how deep your pocket is.

Bn