It may be a stupid question, but may I ask if it's used over electricity or fire? Or both? Thanks a lot!
1143215
No, I just want to clean it before use and find the stains on the botton of it.It just look like a second-hand wok
727855
I'd highly recommend against putting that much current through here. These are small relays you will likely let all the smoke out if you source that much current through them. I know it says that it's rated for that but when you burn your house down that will be a small consolation.
1874230
We use the grill a lot cooking overtop of a fire and it's perfect. We let the flames touch the grill, and touch the food - just look cooking over top of a regular grill. Same concept, just much more portable, and allows you to cook over a fire. We love it! You can always put aluminum foil down overtop the grill if you would prefer to cook on aluminum foil. The grill works great for us.
1936830
I wouldn't worry at all about it starting wood on fire. It's only 24 watts. I'd do it.
548230
Yes there is. I bought this for emergency use in the case of a disaster or down grid, I would be able to have controlled usable fire. I've used it to practice and know how to use it if the need arises. It works great
1934117
Yes it does, and it can be used to cook over a well banked fire. So far I've made coffee and stews over a good fire, but with good wood and not too much wind, you could cook anything you can cook over a grill.
1489996
My wife and I use ours daily and lobe it. Regarding your question, I would check with a reputable shop that sells electrical supplies. You want to make sure that anything between the unit and wall outlet will handle the electrical load without overheating.
1891903
Your house would immediately burn down! Just kidding. It would likely never cause a problem especially if a heavy duty extension cord with good insulation was used, but it is, as you know, against code. Best to just suck it up and get the Datacomm kit with the power outlet and install that, or have it installed.
476149
Yes, you can. I am using over electric gas only. it is very nice product, i am using since 2 years completely happy with the product
419506
It's electric...I don't see why not. However, I hate this thing. It is so incredibly bright, it is bizarre and it doesn't put out much heat. I tried to return it but the merchant was so difficult to work with and wanted to charge the return shipping. We rarely use it.
2131428
I apologize my previous answer was not correct. I didn't have the item with me, but when I got home I realized that the top is made of plastic, so you cannot use this to heat up liquids over a fire.
407728
Good question. I don't know. It is made of heavy material, so I would think that it would be at least fire retardant.
1036795
I'm not sure of what you're asking. It's electrical - plug into any electrical outlet.
199592
Yes you can use it over an electric stove. Just place it over the proper area and you have no need to worry whether the gas flame is directly under the grillex plate
1798033
I have used it over direct fire in a charcoal grill, so I am assuming it would be just fine over a campfire. Hope this helps!
1336995
@ Marian Further consideration.Tip on ALL electric motors (IF they get over heated once, they start to die. they will run for many hrs. after that OK but the process has started) Using it to cut pipe should be done with great care, watching the sparks direction and origin. Not to start fires and not to place the blade in a bind, causing the motor to overheat. (I always wear glasses). I can not recommend altered apps. of this tool, until the operator has become very proficient with the control of operation and is braced for blade grab.
163555
I'm going to have to say no. The wire is a small gauge that would only take a small amount of fire, then it would deteriorate. If one were to want to put something over a fire, like on a range or an open outside fire, a much heavier gauge of wire would be necessary.