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As per my other post ( http://tinyurl.com/cv3ob ) I am looking to put a
light kitchen in my finished basement (replacing/supplementing the wetbar). I got some good suggestions on easy ways to introduce some burners, and now I'm wondering what to do about an oven. Can anyone recommend a relatively large convection oven? Something that is countertop, not a full "in the wall" oven. Also, something that I can run on 120v/20amp circuits. I'm thinking something 2 to 3 cubic feet, but I'm interested in seeing what the biggest I can get is. Bigger than 3 cubit feet is probably bigger than I need (and might need more power) but I'd still be curious. For reference, the kitchenette will have 2 dedicate outlets, each 120v/20amp (so 40 amps of total). There are also other outlets in the vicinity if I need power for smaller appliances. The other outlets are not dedicated and will be shared with the rest of the downstairs. The entire house has 400 amps. -Josh |
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