GoKawiilCopper updates Charlie induction range with more power, 240V support
Copper has released an updated version of its Charlie induction stove, boosting the broiler to 3,000 watts, increasing induction zone power to 3kW, and cutting oven preheat time to 3:50 for 350°F. The new model also adds compatibility with 240-volt outlets in addition to 120-volt, and Copper has partnered with Miele to manufacture the ranges at a factory in Alabama.
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Supporting both 120 and 240-volt outlets removes a major installation barrier, potentially making the range easier to adopt for households without rewiring costs. The manufacturing partnership with Miele suggests Copper may be preparing to scale up production and improve reliability as demand grows.
- Broiler power increased from 2,700W to 3,000W, with induction zones rising to 3kW
- Oven preheat time improved by 15% to 3 minutes 50 seconds for 350°F
- New 240-volt compatibility and a Miele manufacturing partnership in Alabama could ease installation and boost production scale
Source: engadget.com — Sam Rutherford, 2026-09-24
Published there as: “Copper's latest high-end induction stove brings the heat better than ever”
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