Can you choose the power level you want to cook at
805744
It does pretty much what any microwave does. On lesser power it cycles the radiation on and off. I think some may proportionally change the level. It is a bit noisier than many, but it works fine and is very inexepensive, at least it was for me.
1056767
There is a formula to convert horsepower to wattage. You can probably look it up on the internet. Sorry, but I don't remember it off hand.
2104570
There is a switch on the bottom of mine that allows me to choose lb, kg or st/lb. I believe that gives you the options you were seeking.
1622925
Yes, pretty much. You can press 4:00 and "Start" and it will run for four minutes on full power. The best feature of this oven is the "inverter" technology, however, which lets you set a power level, 1-10, and actually delivers that level of microwave power, as opposed to a normal microwave that, say, on power level 5 runs on full power for 10 seconds, then no power for 10 seconds. It really makes a difference.
1551221
there are two settings (high and lower) and you can tell by a button that pops up when you get there. don't try to get there too fast. the 4 would be too small for me. i got the 10 for a good price and you can do more things with it. remember that about 20% of the pot is left empty. good luck and good cooking.
1220709
Hi. This is a professional model.. The $80 or so ones are not.. Look at the specs 100 power level settiings, cheaper models give you about 10 and they are not anyway near as precise. I do not have a cheaper model so my comparison is by a lot of research I did, reading reviews, etc. etc.I own 2 of these and do not regret the expense at all but then I am into precision cooking also.Good luck in your search Glenn
1360093
The level 1 is 80kPa(12psi), and the level 2 is 170kPa(25psi).These are written on the bottom of this cooker.
1136171
Although I've not calibrated the actual temperatures, it does allow you to choose between amounts of heat - levels 1 to 9. I've never been able to handle anything above level 3 myself, and others have commented that anything above 5 may actually cause burns, so be careful.
304043
No you cannot control the wattage. There is a numbered dial at one end. If you turn the numbers up just until the light goes on it will draw about 700 watts if you dial it up several numbers higher a brighter indicator light comes on and it draws about 1300. As the room heats up it will cut back to about 700 watts. I have tested with a watt meter. I set it to about number 4-1/2 and when the room temp drops to about 65 it comes on. if the room is very cold I set the dial to 5, and it will cycle on and off during the night.
927829
Thanks so much, this helps to know and I will adjust my cooking with this in mind!
173337
Yes,although this particular model only cooks w/the high 15psi. It's the Duo that has the option of high/low settings...but anyway just make sure that pressure button on handle stays up and you're @high pressure cook time temp.
315848
Hello there, I am sorry, but I sold out of the 3.5 strength, which was the next power level up from 3.0. Good luck in your search. Mary
1304157
It has ten power levels....I never use them. I should check it out!! It also has reheat.
477526
No, it has control. You can control the heat you want that is up to 450°. You choose the heat you want, high, low or medium heat.
2234356
The higher the wattage the faster the unit will heat up but it will be at the cost of burning more energy. For stir fry you may want to start at 1800 then drop down to 1300 if possible. Also with stir fry I believe you will lose more of the nutrients at a higher wattage setting, however the higher wattage the less amount of cooking time will be required.
1060607
You want to use the lower settings , but like myself you have to try different types of cooking on this cooktop ! It will do just about anything as long as you try different settings
945203
A microwave oven is either on or off. The "power level" is adjusted by the microwave generator going on and off at intervals, determined by the level you set. If you have a 1050 watt microwave it will consume that many watts while it is on. I would suggest that you get a microwave that rated at less than the output of your generator, say 750 watts. Better safe than sorry.