Hey foodies! 🌟 Welcome back to Dollie'cious Cravings! Today, we're diving into a different kind of culinary adventure—unboxing and reviewing the Xiaomi Induction Cooker Lite. 🎁 Discover why this sleek, energy-efficient cooker is a game-changer in the kitchen. I'll share my first impressions, how it works, pros and cons, and tips for use. Is it worth the hype? Watch to find out! Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more foodie content. 💕
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How to use:
Press for .5s to turn on
Press and hold for 3s to power off.
9-level heat adjustment depending on what you are cooking
Power level 1-2: Heatingand making porridge
Power level 3-4: slow cooking and steaming
Power level 5-6: frying ang stir frying
Power level 7-9: hot pot and boiling
Which option is better, it depends on your needs:
For faster cooking, energy efficiency, better control, and maximum safety, an induction cooker like the Xiaomi model is an excellent choice.
If you prefer something more affordable and compatible with all cookware, an electric or infrared cooker might be more suitable.
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To calculate the electricity cost of using a 2,100-watt Xiaomi induction cooker for 30 minutes a day for 30 days, you can follow these steps:
1) Convert watts to kilowatts: 2,100 watts÷1,000= 2.1 kW
2) Calculate the daily energy consumption: 2.1kW×0.5hours=1.05kWh/day
3) Calculate the total energy consumption for 30 days: 1.05kWh/day×30days=31.5kWh
4 )Multiply by the cost per kWh: 31.5kWh×11.51PHP/kWh=362.57PHP
The total cost of using the Xiaomi induction cooker for 30 minutes a day for 30 days is ₱362.57.
Take note : This is based on power level 9, which uses the full power of 2,100 watts.
If you use a different power level, the energy consumption will be lower and the cost will change. You can adjust the computation based on the wattage used at the specific power level you're using. If you'd like to calculate the cost for a specific lower power level (e.g., power level 5), !
Example Explanation:
Understanding Power Levels:
Power level 9 likely corresponds to the full 2,100 watts.
Lower levels (e.g., 1 to 8) consume proportionally less wattage. For instance:
Power level 5 might use around 50% of the total power, or about 1,050 watts.
Adjusting the Calculation:
If you use power level 5 for 30 minutes: 1,050watts÷1,000=1.05kW
Energy consumed in 30 minutes: 1.05kW×0.5hours=0.525kWh
Cost for 30 minutes at power level 5 for 30 days: 0.525kWh/day×30days×11.51PHP/kWh=181.22PHP
