Does anyone have any experience with how high frequency inverters handle induction cooktop loads? I'm not really asking about off-grid, because most off-grid clients use gas for cooking, but for grid-tied battery backup, we are starting to see a lot of homes with induction cooktops where the homeowner wants it on the backup loads panel.
I know it's not really a reactive power issue like a motor load, but it would be a large, nearly instantaneous resistive load essentially. I'm wondering if this might lead to nuisance overloads or lights flickering. Jason Szumlanski
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