i have divice that consumed 400 watt what i have to use transformer??? 500 is it ok??
865727
Yes, it will work flawlessly without problem, as long as your device does not consume more watt than transformer supports.
865728
The rule of thumb in this case is to use a converter having power at least 50% higher than your device . So in your case you should use a 600w converter. This is because the power consumption at the start is higher than the regular value.
865729
It is better to have a little extra power, than to max out a smaller unit. Also depends on how long the device is running... if it is on all the time a a slightly higher unit will work better in the long run.
1969061
Don't know? Mine is a 400 watt and I have had no power problems, seems totally sufficient to do the job.
1204320
No, with this product you will still need a transformer. The wattage of your appliance must match the mains, unless you use a transformer to step up or down the voltage.
876658
the recommendation is to have a much stronger converter from the device you 're using. Other people say you need twice as strong. You should probably look into spending a little more and get a 2500 or 3000 watts.
636621
I suggest you buy a converter which supports power at least 3 times larger than what you really need, this will make you less trouble. Thus for your PS, 500W seems good enough.
1044248
That depends on how many watts it draws at a peak load (usually at start up). A good rule is don't exceed 80% of the max wattage of the transformer. In this case that would be 800 Watts. If you don't know the wattage then it should tell you the max amperage draw. Multiply this by 220 volts and that will tell you the wattage.
1773985
you need a voltage converter with adopter . I haved used an adopter and my whole thing was burnt
2233786
The 1863watt appliance is under 2000watt. But that's under normal operation. Instant wattage could be much higher especially when turning on the appliance. It is recommended to have the transformer at least 50% higher than the wattage of the normal operation load. So you should have at least 2500watt transformer. Or 3000watt one to be safe.
2015188
Yes you will need a transformer. It is a great unit. You will be glad that you purchased it.
314364
Hello Lou,I would say yes, you can. But check the following. Transformer,to make sure you have enough power ,light housing, having enough room, in which the 50 watt is a bit bigger,and get a little warmer.
425398
Put an ammeter on it, I bet you have it overloaded. You may think you have 100w load, but if you have a short anywhere in the distribution, you will overload the transformer. Do not use it until you sort this out.
538161
Your heater needs 4000 Watts, however the converter is only 5000 Watts. In theory is should work however it is suggested to take about 50 % extra capacity on the transformer related to its anticipated use.Most likely it will work for a while, however the automatic fuse might activate...
848252
hi dennis,not gona' happen to get the full f/x you'll need 220 service.if you don't have 220 - you can get a 120/240 up transformer , but it drawes twice the amps.i don't recomand this way!good luck - this unit works great.andy
1308270
It states 400w, but I'd reccommend a 500w to make sure everything is getting propper wattage.
2190875
I believe so, but can't answer for certain. In my case, I just replaced the old fixtures, clamping in to the existing low-wattage line, and had no reason to check out the transformer. My previous experiene with low-watt lights required a transformer. Wish I could be more difinitive for you.
639630
You can operate any appliance up to 1500 watts. Check the oven and see how much power it uses. Unless it is very small, it is unlikely the transformer will have enough power, but doesn't cost anything to check.
1844671
If their maximum combined wattage consumption doesn't exceed the capacity of the transformer you should be okay; though you should know that most transformers recommend that you buy one that has a capacity of 1/3 to 1/2 more than the maximum draw.