So I fancy trying the process, and I have never done this before! I see 2 Wancle devices at the same price pretty much. The cheaper one has a higher wattage and literage than the expensive one on offer.
For normal household use, how much difference will this make? Or is the higher wattage just faster to heat?
As a side question, is this a reasonable sealer or is this one where buy cheap buy twice?
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Wattage also affects the maximum capacity of water you can keep at temperature.
I have a Wankle, no idea on the wattage but it works great. Just used it on Thanksgiving to heat up an entire cooler full of hams and turkeys. Only went to 140° because I was reheating, not cooking. But the main reason I’m chiming in is because I got mine for around $30 on AliExpress.
In my experience (10+ years), those spring clip machines are annoying af. I use a variety of coolers for my SV containers and using a screw- on type mount is much more convenient.
SensioHome 1500w on Ebay uk are £40 brand new, had mine 5 years now, beast.
I recommend a wifi model so your phone will get an alert if the circulator turns off and/or the water temperature drops.