Copper's 30" battery-backed Charlie induction stove plugs into a standard 120V/15a outlet — enabling kitchen electrification without re-wiring. For buildings with aging or shutoff gas lines, Charlie simplifies the process for building owners to update or restore cooking service. By eliminating gas combustion, the stove also improves indoor air quality and reduces health and safety risks. In addition, the stove's embedded lithium iron phosphate enables it to function for up to two days during a power outage.

Installing the Charlie stove can save a typical multifamily building between $3K and $15K per unit. Cost savings are higher in pre-war buildings where re-wiring is impractical. In buildings with aging gas infrastructure, avoided gas line decommissioning and replumbing increase cost savings. Virtual Power Plants (VPP) and demand-response revenue generation are in development with utility pilots underway.

• No re-wiring needed - Because the Charlie stove plugs into a standard 120V/15a outlet, building owners can switch tenants to electric cooking while avoiding costly re-wiring.

• Minimally-disruptive, quick installation - The Charlie stove can be installed in under 1 hour, without tenant relocation.

• Integrated resilience + energy efficiency - The Charlie stove's integrated lithium iron phosphate battery not only supports energy efficiency but also provides resilience during outages, allowing for uninterrupted operation.

• Vetted, local installation support - Copper offers a vetted installer network that has already completed hundreds of real installations in New York.

• Fix gas line issues

• Restore cooking service to my building

• Electrify building

• Electrify gas cooking stoves