Pop-up Toaster?

[Mr Lynn]

Originally Posted by Raspy

There is no need for a "pure sine wave inverter" to run a heating element. It doesn't matter that the inverter is pure sine wave or not, for that purpose.

Shawn was just describing the inverter. I don't expect he meant to imply that feature was essential for heating.

[Raspy]

Originally Posted by Mr Lynn

Shawn was just describing the inverter. I don't expect he meant to imply that feature was essential for heating.

Just clarifying it in case someone doesn't know.

[Darrell in Al]

Not electric... propane torch.. I've missed having a toaster myself but I've got a cast iron pans that I use. Dang it now I'm craving a English muffins for breakfast. A set of tongs and the stove will toast too.

[EllPea in CA]

Well there is always the toaster you can do over a burner:

https://www.amazon.com/Toaster-Stain.../dp/B08CXZLGXG

I actually have the single slice model but have never used it:

https://www.amazon.com/GSI-Outdoors-.../dp/B001DHMKV6

[BillE]

Originally Posted by Casita Greg

Here's one, whose design and concept has been around for many years, and it doesn't require any electricity to use.

https://www.amazon.com/Stansport-Fol.../dp/B004Z10HMG

What kind of Chicanery is going on here...you are making toast without electricity? Say it isn't so

[Perryb67]

For the past year we’ve been using the iSiLER 2 slice toaster with our 1500 watt inverter. The iSilser is rated at 750 watts and according to our Victron 712 battery monitor that’s correct.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...e?ie=UTF8&th=1

Enjoy,

Perry