Can I use rice cooker from solar energy?

If I interpret your question correctly, you are asking if a 'rice cooker' electrical appliance can use solar electrical energy. Then yes, it can — assuming you have an inverter producing the correct AC voltage your rice cooker needs. read more

If I interpret your question correctly, you are asking if a ‘rice cooker’ electrical appliance can use solar electrical energy. Then yes, it can — assuming you have an inverter producing the correct AC voltage your rice cooker needs. But this would be terribly inefficient. read more

Yes, you can run induction cooker on solar energy and it is not recommended for the places where power supply is low, however it will consume more energy as the cooker is rated in the range of 1500W - 2200W. It will be an inefficient way to install solar panels to run induction cooker. read more

I Love Rice and the HPC (Hot Pot Cooker) by: Bruce I have cooked rice in the HPC several times. I use two cups of converted rice, and a quart of liquid (water or broth.) Sometimes I first add about a tablespoon of olive oil and saute chopped onion or minced garlic, then add the rice and liquid. read more