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Space and power are usually the two constraints on a campsite kitchen, and the Milenco Swiss Luxx Teppanyaki Grill (1500W) is designed around both.

Cooking features

Adjustable temperature control gives you precise cooking, the non-stick plate makes food release and clean-up easy, and a removable drip tray catches oils and juices as you cook. Non-slip feet keep it stable on a camp table, and the finish is a black non-stick plate with cool-touch ends.

Power draw

At 1500W and running on a standard 220–240V AC supply at 50/60Hz, it's low-wattage enough to be friendly on a typical campsite hook-up, so you're less likely to trip a pitch's supply if you're running anything else at the same time.

What's included

The set includes the teppanyaki grill plate itself, a removable temperature controller, the drip tray, and user instructions.

Using it

Place it on a flat, heat-resistant surface with room for airflow, pre-heat before cooking, and use wooden or silicone utensils to protect the non-stick coating. Let it cool before removing the controller to wash the plate, and never immerse the controller or power lead in water.