How many watts? Is it 110 volts, regular plug?
183879
Yes, a regular 110 volt plug. I do not know the wattage. Our living room is located off the kitchen with only a pocket door seperating the two rooms. It is an old home. It took me about 10 minutes to install. We got down to 14 degrees two mornings. It pulled the air from the wood heater in the kitchen. Got up to around 68 and held. Our central heat never came on as long as the wood heater was doing its job. Hope this helps, probably the best investment I have made in a long time.
183880
It' a regular plug 110 volts. Very quiet sometimes don't even realize it is on.
67101
Just a normal everyday household outlet. Not sure. .. but I think that is a 110 outlet
1576415
Yep, 110 volts. Same as any other small appliance. If that's the voltage your asking about.
2148395
I am very sorry, this is a 110-120 watt. If that is the correct price 109.00 , I paid 122.00
609946
Just regular wall electrical plug. 110. I love this fan. I've had it for several months now and it blows amazing amounts of air.
466115
I don't know. I just have it plugged into a regular 110 outlet and it works fine.
51253
It plugs into a regular 120-volt outlet. The Watts is 200, which is about 1/8 of a regular hair dryer.
316329
I'm not sure if I understand what you're asking but, here goes. It plugs into a normal (USA) 110 electric outlet and on the back of the unit it says "1500W 120V AC" Hope that helps.
1508446
Hi I bought one a few months ago and it just plugs into a regular recepitcle, which I believe is 110. ~Joyce
769669
Not sure. We have it plugged into a standard wall outlet. Not sure what that is, volt wise.
2276095
No it is 110vollts. I wouldn't buy it if I were you. It lasted a month and stopped working. I threw it away.
2224059
My unit came with a regular 110 plug in. It is not intended for 220 as far as I know? If you prefer ask the manufacturer. Stay safe and know what you're doing with electricty before you tryAnything 220v.
520530
I don't know. I have mine plugged into a regular power surge protector strip for regular house current in the USA. I think it's 110.
1977852
It'll plug into a standard 110 outlet. I believe it's rated at 120 volts and 12.1 Amps.
239123
It uses standard 120v power. Wattage varies depending upon how high the setting is set to.
2087854
Plugs into a regular household outlet so I would say 110. I've now purchased 2 of these. Great to have!
1371124
I used this on a clients setup, so I don't have it here to look at. As far as I remember it was a standard 120V wall wart type of power supply.