Electric cookers can be an energy-efficient option for cooking. The exact energy efficiency of electric cookers can vary depending on factors like the model, size, and cooking settings. However, compared to traditional gas stoves, electric cookers tend to be more energy-efficient.
Regarding electricity consumption, electric cookers typically have power ratings listed in watts. The consumption of electricity will ultimately depend on the power rating of the cooker and the duration of usage. For example, if a cooker has a power rating of 1500 watts and is used for one hour, it will consume 1.5 kWh (kilowatt-hour) of electricity.
To determine the exact electricity consumption of an electric cooker, you can refer to the manufacturer’s specifications or check the rating plate on the appliance. It’s also worth noting that using higher power settings or extended cooking times will result in higher energy consumption.