What is the wattage of a 220V six-tray rice steamer?
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For a 220V six-tray rice steamer, the current is 4.5A per kW. Below is an introduction to rice steamers: Introduction: Conceptually, a rice steamer, also known as a rice steaming cabinet, rice steaming machine, or rice steaming box, refers to large kitchen baking equipment that uses electricity or gas to generate heat for cooking rice. The interior uses stainless steel steaming trays (stainless steel square trays) as containers. For easy mobility, universal wheels are installed at the bottom of the device, hence its resemblance to a vehicle. Performance: The body is cabinet-shaped, made of stainless steel, typically 304 stainless steel. Rice steamers are commonly used in large canteens such as hotels, military units, schools, and factories. Besides steaming rice, buns, and dumplings, rice steamers can also be used to steam meats like pork, chicken, and duck. There are also specialized seafood steamers for steaming seafood, and they can be used for stewing soup. Classification: Based on heating methods, they can be divided into gas rice steamers, electric rice steamers, and dual-purpose electric-steam rice steamers.
My household uses a six-tray rice steamer that operates on 220V voltage, typically with a power rating between 3000W and 5000W. The one we have is 3500W, and it takes about 20 minutes to steam a full batch of rice. High power means faster heating, but you need to pay attention to the circuit capacity—regular outlets can't handle such high power, so it's best to install a dedicated circuit. Last time, my neighbor didn’t notice the aging wiring, and the steamer tripped the circuit breaker and burned out the outlet, causing a power outage for the entire building. When purchasing, remember to check the nameplate on the unit—it clearly states the power rating. Opting for a reputable brand ensures higher thermal efficiency and energy savings.
