Electric is the max temp of you power system so for 120v it’s like 500°c and gas burns at like 1300°C you just need a lot more power in gas than in electricity
I mean tin can be melted over a candle if it’s made from beeswachs
But yeah 240 volts is absolutely enough to melt iron and copper that’s one reason why you have a breaker with an amperage corresponding to the wire in your wall
Electric is the max temp of you power system so for 120v it’s like 500°c and gas burns at like 1300°C you just need a lot more power in gas than in electricity
Damn, I have a 240v induction stove, can I melt metal? 😆
I tried searching this question but apparently there are safety features to prevent me doing cool stuff.
I mean tin can be melted over a candle if it’s made from beeswachs
But yeah 240 volts is absolutely enough to melt iron and copper that’s one reason why you have a breaker with an amperage corresponding to the wire in your wall