Induction cooking heats up with a $20M cash injection for Impulse | TechCrunch
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The company is positioning itself squarely in the challenge around residential and light industrial decarbonization.
Induction cooking heats up with a $20M cash injection for Impulse | TechCrunch Image Credits: Impulse (opens in a new window) Hardware Induction cooking heats up with a $20M cash injection for Impulse Haje Jan Kamps 3:01 AM PST · November 15, 2022 All electric, everywhere, all of the time; that’s one of the many climate mantras. Induction stovetops take a lot of power, however — they can pull 40 amps at 240 volts. That’s the same as an at-home Level 2 EV charger. Needless to say, a lot of older houses aren’t wired to plug in a Tesla in your kitchen, which means it could
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