What would you use 220V for in an outdoor kitchen?

[shellsingleton]

I have a spa on the back porch that’s old and probably not worth salvaging. Thinking about removing it and replacing with an outdoor kitchen. There’s 220V service and a water line under the tub that can be used for the kitchen.
I can’t think of anything I’d need 220 for unless it was a local water heater. It’s not a remote area from the house, so I don’t need a dishwasher there. I wouldn’t install an oven there, I’d set it up with my egg and a nice gas grill.
I suppose the easy answer is convert it to 110V, but I wanted to get some insight from some of you who have outdoor kitchens.
Thanks for your ideas .

 

[JamesW]

Electric stove?

 

[shellsingleton]

Electric stove?

I dont think I want that in my outdoor kitchen. Maybe a large griddle surface though? I don’t know? Seems like electric cooking surfaces kinda takes away from the vibe?

 

[Katodude]

I cant think of anything. Even dishwashers run on 120 I think.

Unless you want to put a Dryer out there for towels?

 

[DallasSocFan]

220v infrared patio heater for winter.

 

[Oly]

Backyard welding.

 

[duade]

Tesla charging station

 

[shellsingleton]

220v infrared patio heater for winter.

That’s a great idea.

Backyard welding.

My Miller is dual V already.

Tesla charging station

Conflict of interest, I work in oil and gas.

 

[Sunnydaze]

Stoves and ovens would be 220v.