What is the rated power of the blender? The peak power is 700W, but I want to know the rated power as that is what matters.
877093
That's the rub...the literature included with the blender does not specifically state what it is. By law, electric motor manufacturers HAVE to put the volt & amp ratings on the nameplate of the motor, or in the blenders case, on the bottom of the blender. I looked at the bottom of the machine and it stated, "120 Volts 60 Hz 3 Amps." I learned from my electrical engineering classes, power = (volts)x(amps) = (120 volts)x(3 amps) = 360 Watts, therefore it is a 360 watt blender. In my review, I typed what they included in their booklet and it was phrased in such a way that it stunk of "bait & switch."
1871512
I forget what the wattage is. It is probably the beat handheld blender I've owned. Have owned upwards of 30! My husband can only eat pureed foods. We take this to restaurants, its quiet. We cut meat into 1/4" pcs before blending. Charges quickly. We get 2-3 meals out of a charge
1341330
I use it at work so I don't have it with me just now but I am near certain it is 700w. I will check on it and if I am wrong I will correct my answer here.
2168718
The power is about 500W and is variable all the way up to the max. (you can always figure it by multiplying the amps times the voltage). It is mighty sufficient for blending vegtables into soups or multiple other chores. I wouldn't trade it for any other.
228743
I honestly do not know the power wattage - but I have had it more than a year - used it this past weekend - and it is still incredibly fast and gives great snow cone ice - every time I use it I feel like I am using a high-quality commercial-grade machine. It is that powerful.
501983
700 watts. Roughly 2/3s the power of a normal kitchen microwave. It's low, but I have never found it to be a problem for my use. YMMV
1571681
Dear Customer,As per the manufacturers website this item has a 350 peak watts motor.Thanking you,EWO
1368433
The irresponsible answer is "yes". You need to check (from the web maybe?) the wattage rating. Many bread makers are rated for 600 watts. The guidance is to have 2x rated watts so you should be OK. Please check with your manufacturer. I use a blender rated at 1000w without a problem, but it is only used for short pulses. I have found these power supplies to be very reliable.
307083
wattage given in specs by manufactures are in peak power. RMS is the more accurate measurement giving you the power that can be expected at all times. to get the RMS value you take the peak power and divide by the square root of two. so this 350W peak power would have an RMS of ~247W.
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Power "P" equals Volts "E" times Amps "I"(P=IE) 120V X 6.7 Amps equals 804 WATTS. I think I have that right. The blender will destroy any thing you throw in there except rocks including ice and tiny seeds. You will love it.I give it 5 stars.
723136
You can use it on anything that uses less than the 500w rating, probably safe to not go over 400w too often. I've run various electronics (playstation) and a ninja blender as well as a kitchenaid mixer without issues. Have used mine for over 2 years now without problems. If you have larger components then you should get the larger model.
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dont know the horsepower but i load it up all the way to top with solids and it turns them into liquid. most powerful blender i've ever owned, used, or seen.the same stuff that used to cause my old blender to overheat and produce a 'burning metal' smell - never happens with this one. best blender ever.
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.
1833087
Here's what's on the unit: rated voltage 110V, rated frequency 60Hz, Motor Heating Power 250W/800W. I regret to tell you that this doesn't mean much to me, but I hope it helps you out.
2035660
Yes,it can be used for a Mixer/blender which has 550watts on it.I am using it for a 600watts Mixer/blender,and it is doing a great job.
1597480
The voltage isn't the point. This is a terrible blender. We used one at my mother-in-law's house and it finally broke after very little use. It is junk in comparison with the Vitamix. I would definitely go with the Vitamin instead. You might also try a new company called Cleanblend...supposed to be similar to Vitamix.
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Its 750 wattsThe average basic blender is 150 to 300This blender is extremely power fullIf you left the lid off it would spray your ceiling