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you should be able to take your kettle from home as long as the power supply that the site offers is about 10 amps upwards, most home kettles are about 2000watts which roughly 10amps.
However you can buy lower wattage kettles for camping , about 800wattsish, but they take about 3 weeks to boil and only seem to hold about an egg cup of water!
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