G'day Jon,

These are primarily designed as a benchtop cooking option in granny flats, or units, or smaller residential scenarios.
Whilst they're great and portable for camping and caravaning, they wont have a storage bag specifically designed for them.
Unfortunately we dont have anything in our range suitable at this stage!

G'day Sharyn,

It won't, sorry - the user manual states a minimum pot diameter of 125mm, for both this and the single 2000W cooktop.

G'day Tree,

The diameter of the pot ring on the cooktop is 20cm, if you want to have 2 pots side by side, the max diameter will be 24cm before they push each other off.

 

G'day Matt,

That's a great question, we don't actually know exactly what temp you'd get as there's a few variables that come into play.
You'd likely still be able to boil water but you'll be chewing through more power because it will take a lot longer, and you should be able to do most of you normal cooking - frying might be out though.

G'day Kelly,

Personally, I would go with the twin induction for the convenience of having both going at the same time. Especially with a family, it would be quicker when making a meal to have both hotplates going at the same time rather than relying on one pot meals from the single hotplate. Having a kettle going on one side while making pancakes on the other side would be the way to go for my family.