Industrial-Craft-Wiki, Electro Furnace (2012)

Cite as: Industrial-Craft-Wiki, Electro Furnace (2012)
Original: http://wiki.industrial-craft.net/index.php?title=Electric_Furnace
sha256: 9d608386ec5c2747b2baf5a1faa760daf593958d2c3134ca93e49e2b97109849
Archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20120621223212/http://wiki.industrial-craft.net:80/index.php?title=Electric_Furnace
Accessed: 2026-10-26
Licence: IMS-License (It's my stuff!); quoted briefly for research.
Credit: Industrial-Craft-Wiki contributors, "Electro Furnace", last modified 4 June 2012; read in the 21 June 2012 capture.
Notes: The IC2 Electric/Electro Furnace page: about 390 EU per operation, 12.5% faster than the Iron Furnace.

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IndustrialCraft²'s basic machines take low voltage: the IC wiki gives the Macerator and the Electric Furnace a maximum input of 32 EU per packet before they explode.	`Energy box (last modified 4 June 2012)`	Wiki
IndustrialCraft²'s basic Generator burns ordinary fuel (wood, charcoal, coal, some plants, scrap) and puts out energy at 10 EU per tick. It stores up to 4500 EU, and a piece of coal is worth 4000 EU in it.	`opening`	Wiki
IndustrialCraft²'s Electric Furnace smelts 12.5% faster than the Iron Furnace and uses about 390 EU per item at 3 EU/t; because it runs on electricity it stops drawing power the moment it has nothing to smelt, where the Iron Furnace burns on.	`opening and Energy box (last modified 4 June 2012)`	Wiki
IndustrialCraft² kept IC1's energy units, cables, Generator, Macerator and electric furnace, all on the IC wiki by spring 2011 and all on its 2012 IC2 pages, and rebuilt how energy moves. Announcing IC², Alblaka wrote that a fellow modder was reworking the energy code; in 2018 the IC2 developer Chocohead described IC1's cables as whole blocks that ticked once a second, replaced in IC2 by smaller tiered cables. Tiered cables, packet sizes and transformers appear on the IC wiki's 2012 pages and in none of its 2011 revisions read here.	`opening`	Wiki