Just powerful coil and integrated battery charged by conventional 110v outlet. The description of this cooking stove should be placed at "Over engineering" Wikipedia page.
> These models use the type of battery found in some electric cars ...
> On the Impulse Cooktop, that battery can also produce a whopping boost of heat by channeling 10,000 watts to a single element ...
Ignoring both the fire safety issues and how long it'd be 'till that kinda power destroyed your cookware...I don't think you'd want one of these installed in a kitchen that either kids or frailer seniors might frequent.
> On the Impulse Cooktop, that battery can also produce a whopping boost of heat by channeling 10,000 watts to a single element ...
Ignoring both the fire safety issues and how long it'd be 'till that kinda power destroyed your cookware...I don't think you'd want one of these installed in a kitchen that either kids or frailer seniors might frequent.