Oh that’s cool. I’ve never seen one where you can set the wattage. Mine does duty time as well for power level which is also how my electric range heating elements work.
This is more interesting than I would’ve thought. I’m also sick right now so I may not be of entirely sound mind.
This is what I recognise as a standard Mikrowelle control panel like I’ve been using all my life:
You punch in a wattage, turn the knob to set the time, and then you press start. Older models would have a knob for setting watts too. Note the lack of a “popcorn” button.
And this seems to be the standard when I ask Duckduckgo for “microwave”:
It might be, where I live in the US all microwaves with a power setting ask you to set the power from 1-10 (implied to be percentages/10) with no hint as to the wattage except the label so you have to hunt for it.
Oh that’s cool. I’ve never seen one where you can set the wattage. Mine does duty time as well for power level which is also how my electric range heating elements work.
Every microwave I’ve ever seen was like this.
Is this some EU vs US thing?
This is more interesting than I would’ve thought. I’m also sick right now so I may not be of entirely sound mind.
This is what I recognise as a standard Mikrowelle control panel like I’ve been using all my life:
You punch in a wattage, turn the knob to set the time, and then you press start. Older models would have a knob for setting watts too. Note the lack of a “popcorn” button.
And this seems to be the standard when I ask Duckduckgo for “microwave”:
Wot?
It might be, where I live in the US all microwaves with a power setting ask you to set the power from 1-10 (implied to be percentages/10) with no hint as to the wattage except the label so you have to hunt for it.