Safiery USA Dual Hob Induction Cooktop — 1400W + 1400W, 110V, RV-Safe

Electric galley and hot water with no generator: induction cooktops with smooth, continuous power (no pulsing) and electric tank or instant water heaters, all sized to run on a 2000 W inverter.

Built-in dual induction for 110V markets — 1400W + 1400W to 2000W max, RV-safe, no pulsing.

A built-in dual-hob induction cooktop engineered for 110V electrical systems — the US and North American counterpart to Safiery's 240V induction range, for RV, camper, and off-grid builds running on 110V shore power or a 110V inverter/battery setup. Two hobs deliver 1400W each, with total draw capped at 2000W, so the cooktop is sized to sit under the ceiling of a 2000W-class inverter rather than a household circuit — domestic induction units typically draw 2400W or more, which is enough to trip a smaller inverter mid-cook.

Like the rest of Safiery's induction line — including the 240V Dual Hob (INC280018001, 1800W+1300W) and the Single Hob (INC180018006) — this is a no-pulsing design: continuous power delivery instead of the rapid on/off cycling generic induction cooktops use to fake lower heat settings. No pulsing means no audible clicking, no patchwork of hot and cold spots on the base of the pan, less electromagnetic interference near nearby electronics, and genuine low-heat control for simmering rather than an on/off cycle disguised as one — the reason smooth-power induction is the standard fit across Safiery's marine, RV, and off-grid range.

The 110V rating is the real differentiator from the AU units, with a different per-hob power split (1400W+1400W here vs. 1800W+1300W on the AU dual hob) to suit. As with any induction cooktop, cookware needs to be ferromagnetic — cast iron, enamel-coated iron, carbon steel, or magnetic stainless steel; if a magnet sticks firmly to the base, the pan will work.

• 1400W×2
• 110V
• Sale

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