Aussie Traveller RV Induction Cooktop (2300W)
Induction heats the pan directly rather than the air around it, which is the difference owners notice first when they switch over from gas — faster boiling, no naked flame, and no LPG needed for cooking at all.
Key features
- Dual cooking zones — 180mm and 160mm, each up to 1.8kW
- 9 heat levels plus a boost mode
- 99-minute timer, touch control panel, child safety lock and overheat protection
- Micro-crystalline scratch-resistant glass surface
- Benchtop or under-bench mount
- 2300W model draws 10A at 230V (a 3300W/15A model is also available)
RV use case
This suits owners with reliable 230V power — a powered site or a solid inverter and battery setup — who want to reduce or replace gas cooking with something faster and easier to clean.
Pros
- Heats cookware directly, noticeably faster than gas for boiling or searing
- No naked flame and no LPG required for cooking
- Easy-to-clean glass surface with sensor touch controls
Cons
- Only works with magnetic-base cookware — cast iron, magnetic stainless, or a bonded-base pan — a real consideration if the existing cookware isn't compatible
- The 2300W model draws a full 10A continuous, worth checking against the van's circuit and power source before relying on it off-grid
- Needs a genuinely capable power source to run at all — mains or a strong inverter setup
Best for
Owners with reliable 230V power who want a faster, cleaner cooking experience and are willing to check cookware compatibility first.
Verdict
A genuinely better cooking experience than gas where the power supply can support it — check cookware compatibility and available amps before switching over.
Aussie Traveller RV Induction Cooktop (2300W)
Full view of the cooktop and detachable power cord
Cast iron cookware heating on both cooktop zones
Cast iron pan in use on the cooktop