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Cook Even During Power Outages! Battery-Powered Induction Cooker 'Charlie' Launched
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News18•27-09-2026, 12:53
Cook Even During Power Outages! Battery-Powered Induction Cooker 'Charlie' Launched
- •Coper's 'Charlie' induction cooker features a 5 kWh battery, allowing cooking even during power outages.
- •It supports both 120-volt and 240-volt sockets, offering versatile usage options.
- •The company claims the battery has enough power to cook 300 eggs on a single charge.
- •The integrated battery allows use with any standard socket and protects against voltage fluctuations.
- •Manufactured by German company Miele, this innovative induction cooker could cost over 5 lakh rupees.
Key Questions Answered
The American startup Coper has launched a battery-powered induction cooker named 'Charlie', which features a 5 kWh (kilowatt-hour) capacity battery and can consume a maximum of 3,000 watts across its four burners.
The price of the 'Charlie' induction cooker is quite high, and purchasing it could cost more than 5 lakh rupees.
The new 'Charlie' induction cooker developed by the American startup Coper will be manufactured by the famous German company 'Miele'.
