Both existing building retrofits and new construction

Standard 120V/15A outlet within reach (no extension cords). 30" wide opening. Stove weighs 354 lbs.

Multifamily buildings — especially older buildings where electric panel upgrades are cost-prohibitive — and any home where adding a 240V circuit isn't practical.

1 stove. Copper sells single units to homeowners and units at scale to multifamily housing providers.

No ideal project size, however larger orders unlock pricing and dedicated install support. Copper can install multiple units at a time for multi-unit buildings.

To opperate the Charlie stove, induction-compatible cookware is needed (no aluminum or copper-bottom). For installation, a dedicated 120V/15A outlet within 72" of the stove is ideal, recessed if possible. No additional equipment required.

Copper has built an active network of vetted New York installers.

For buildings with stairs, it's critical to use the right equipment, such as a stair-climbing hand truck or lifting straps, as the stove is heavy. A tour of a specific building is required for multifamily projects to ensure successful installations.