A bit of help...

[Donoroto]

Thanks! - and I'm with you on the 3K for boil. I did try 2.5K for a little bit and while it maintained a boil it just seemed more vigorous at 3K.... However, the manual says the 2,000 element alone would keep a rolling boil! Have you tried this?

I may try 2.5K for the whole boil next time - just to see.

My experience with my 35 matches yours: the big element boils, but both together really BOIL. For me, it only costs a little more, yet I get better than 4 quarts an hour boiloff. I'm using both every time.

 

[Sammy86]

Thanks! - and I'm with you on the 3K for boil. I did try 2.5K for a little bit and while it maintained a boil it just seemed more vigorous at 3K.... However, the manual says the 2,000 element alone would keep a rolling boil! Have you tried this?

I may try 2.5K for the whole boil next time - just to see.

I have tried the 2K before it kept the boil just not very vigorous at all.

 

[Minbari]

Thanks! - and I'm with you on the 3K for boil. I did try 2.5K for a little bit and while it maintained a boil it just seemed more vigorous at 3K.... However, the manual says the 2,000 element alone would keep a rolling boil! Have you tried this?

I may try 2.5K for the whole boil next time - just to see.

I had 3k for boil and it Barely kept up. added another 1.5K and that Did the Trick. I Did have To up Grade my Power cable though

 

[Nosybear]

Thanks! - and I'm with you on the 3K for boil. I did try 2.5K for a little bit and while it maintained a boil it just seemed more vigorous at 3K.... However, the manual says the 2,000 element alone would keep a rolling boil! Have you tried this?

I may try 2.5K for the whole boil next time - just to see.

2.8 kw induction works well for me.

 

[Blackmuse]

2.8 kw induction works well for me.

Good to know. I will see what 2.5K gets me.