Hi, What is the voltage and wattage of this bread-maker?
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On vacation, so I don't exactly know. It works on normal household kitchen outlets and it is a outstanding bread making machine.
316084
I don't know. That kind of technical question might be best answered by Zojirushi. If I had the same question I think I would go to zojirushi.com, click on the support tab at the top, then select customer support, ask them. I am sure they will have the answer to your answer.
1471505
This toaster that I purchased runs on a 110. It does have three prongs, but I don't know enough about voltage.
1541371
I don't know about the wattage, but this is a terrible microwave. Mine is already having trouble working and I've only had it 2 months.
1041927
not sure about watts, 110 volts. I enjoy my single cup maker, but I have decided that it doesn't give me a HOT cup of coffee, more like extra warm.
1755084
It is 325 watts. My wife uses it for everyday baking at home and loves it. I purchased a different beater blade from New design with the silicon blades. The blades glide against the side of the bowl keeping the ingredients in the middle for better mixing.
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It doesn't say how many watts, I can't find that info anywhere on the booklet or on the mixer. However, watts = amps x volts so with that info on the mixer, it has 216 watts. (120 amps x 1.8 volts). I have not used this mixer yet, so I have not written a review but it comes with regular beaters, a whisk, and dough hooks which all fit in the case. When my new kitchen is finally finished, I will use it and write a review. I have always had good luck with Hamilton Beach products, though, and they are reasonably priced. Someone wrote that it is hard to get the beaters out. You have to push the speed button down into the machine and they come right out. It doesn't say how many watts, I can't find that info anywhere on the booklet or on the mixer. However, watts = amps x volts so with that info on the mixer, it has 216 watts. (120 amps x 1.8 volts). I have not used this mixer yet, so I have not written a review but it comes with regular beaters, a whisk, and dough hooks which all fit in the case. When my new kitchen is finally finished, I will use it and write a review. I have always had good luck with Hamilton Beach products, though, and they are reasonably priced. Someone wrote that it is hard to get the beaters out. You have to push the... » Read More It doesn't say how many watts, I can't find that info anywhere on the booklet or on the mixer. However, watts = amps x volts so with that info on the mixer, it has 216 watts. (120 amps x 1.8 volts). I have not used this mixer yet, so I have not written a review but it comes with regular beaters, a whisk, and dough hooks which all fit in the case. When my new kitchen is finally finished, I will use it and write a review. I have always had good luck with Hamilton Beach products, though, and they are reasonably priced. Someone wrote that it is hard to get the beaters out. You have to push the speed button down into the machine and they come right out. « Show Less
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I really do not know because I bought a Bread Maker for that. I do know that it has a lot of power. Professionals use this machine. You can 'googol' this question. That is what my husband does before we buy anything. He looks at the reviews.
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Sorry I cannot answer this b/c I bought the Breadmaker as a gift for a person that I will not see.
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Hi there- I wanted to let you know that I do not know the voltage rating for the cuisinart EM-100.
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It's a 1000W appliance w/ a continuous adjustment dial, but I cook mostly at less than halfway to maximum. You should size your breaker or inverter to the maximum wattage.
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Not sure what the wattage is. I had one that I bought a couple of years ago and was trying to find the same iron. I didn't care for this iron like the one that I did have so I sent it back. Sorry.
1388990
You are talking about a hand mixer. I don't mix bread dough with it. I have never had a problem with power. I have had to replace the beaters a couple of times.
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400 Wattsw. I've had mine for 6 years. It has had a lot of use. I make at least 2 batches of bread a week. I've not had any problems with it at all. It's a good enough mixer that I bought one for a gift this year for our son.
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I honestly don't know. I gifted mine to a friend and stepped up to a Kitchen Aid. I presume not many watts but their own website does not disclose. Good luck!
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I don't know the voltage, but I would never recommend this blender to anyone, ever. Good luck!
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120 volts and just like the KitchenAid site, the owner's manual is silent on amperage. But knowing that American kitchen counter accessory outlets often are not rated for more than 15 amps total at the receptacle, we can guess it draws 15 amps or less. Using P=IV, and that most counter-top ovens max out at no more than 1,800 watts, we again arrive at 15 amps, max. I could look at the back of our 3-time replaced KitchenAid oven (same model) but we finally gave up on it and KitchenAid. It is a piece of junk, as is KitchenAid customer service. Electrical burning smell came from the function knob that finally failed completely. Thankfully we bought it at Macy's and they credited the full purchase price toward a beautiful Breville oven! We love that Breville! We used to have 100% KitchenAid appliances in our home and every single one of them has had premature problems - we're now down to one.
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Hi there I believe the manual you are looking for can be found at http://westbend.com/41077-bread-maker-34-lb.htmlHope this helps!!