You didn't Know This About The Rivian Travel kitchen

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You didn't Know This About The Rivian Travel kitchen
Fast forward to today, and Rivian is back with a new and improved version of the travel kitchen, which is set to be available soon. This product was recently unveiled at a Rivian event in Pasadena, where the updated R1S and the much-anticipated R2 were also on display.
It's a portable outdoor 2-burner induction cooktop that folds in half. It's designed in-house by Rivian and weighs 41 pounds or 18.6 kg. It works on any flat surface with electricity from any source. It plugs into the Rivian power output sockets in the bed or any power source. It can even be used with any portable power bank with a 120-volt, 15-amp capacity outlet. It comes with a well-made padded carrying case with ergonomic handles and a shoulder strap. The bag has padded and also hangout lights to set an instant mood and to light your working area in case you are cooking in the dark. The lantern lights are magnetized and have four dimmable settings.
The two burners have nine adjustable heat levels and an output of up to 1500W. You do need induction cookware like cast iron and magnetic stainless steel for it to work. The dimensions measure about 53 inches in length when open and 26.45 inches when closed, 16.14 inches wide, and 3 inches high when open and 6 inches when closed. The cord length is 7.5 feet.
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[@csilver9625]

That makes me want to research induction cooktops that will be a fraction of the price but do the exact same thing

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