ARTYCHOKEUK I'd be surprised if it couldn't fulfill your requirements. At worst, add sheets of tracing paper to further diffuse the light or white opal acrylic.

ARTYCHOKEUK sounds like you need scanner.

ARTYCHOKEUK Induction hobs need "base metals" by my understanding.

ARTYCHOKEUK After the first dummy run to flush the still of impurities, you can distill water but it won't produce "fresh water" (for drinking) as such. It will taste "flat" & unpalatable. Ok at a push if desperate or making hot drinks but still not the best. A desalinator is what you need.

ARTYCHOKEUK RMS = "Root mean square" an international standard of averaging & the ONLY meaningful standard by which amplifier output should be measured. It is invariably the subject of abuse by advertisers who (conveniently) fleece consumers who fall for the numbers alone. It's been a gripe amongst honest traders for at least 50 yrs that I know of. Always look for the RMS value & avoid "Peak Music" values that CAN often be out by a factor of up to 4 TIMES !!

ARTYCHOKEUK 200 watts will warm it.... a few degrees eventually perhaps ! Such a volume of water is likely to require 2000 watts plus, ideally 3000 (3kW). Apart from the obvious dangers of electrocution, beware of creating perfect conditions for legionella. Minimum temperatures are needed to combat this.