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Copper updates Charlie induction stove with higher power and dual-voltage support
Key points
- Broiler power increased to 3,000 watts from 2,700 watts.
- Oven preheats 15% faster, reaching 350°F in 3 minutes 50 seconds.
- Burners now feature 3kW induction zones, up from 2.8kW.
- Supports both 120-volt and 240-volt outlets for easier installation.
- Miele will manufacture the Charlie ranges.
Enhanced Performance Specifications
Copper's updated Charlie induction range features several performance improvements. The broiler now delivers 3,000 watts of power, an increase from the previous model's 2,700 watts. The oven preheating time to 350 degrees Fahrenheit has been reduced by 15 percent, now taking 3 minutes and 50 seconds. Additionally, the induction zones on the burners have been upgraded to 3kW from 2.8kW.
Installation Flexibility
A significant change in the new Charlie model is its compatibility with both 120-volt and 240-volt outlets. The previous version was limited to 120-volt sockets. This dual-voltage support simplifies the installation process for users, as it accommodates different existing electrical setups without requiring an electrician or kitchen rewiring.
Manufacturing Partnership with Miele
Copper has partnered with Miele for the manufacturing of the Charlie ranges. Miele will produce the stoves at its factory in Alabama. This collaboration is intended to increase production capacity and enhance the reliability of the product line.
Pricing and Features
The new Charlie model is priced at $6,799 for the stainless steel version, which represents an $800 increase over the original model. Core features such as a built-in battery for faster cooking, an onboard display, precise temperature control, and an easy-to-clean flat surface remain consistent with the previous version. New aesthetic options, including cherry-finished handles and knobs, are also planned.
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Reporting from
Copper released an updated Charlie induction range with a more powerful broiler, faster oven preheating, and stronger burners. The new model also supports both 120-volt and 240-volt outlets, simplifying installation for consumers. Miele will now manufacture the Charlie ranges, which could increase production and reliability.