How many watts does this pull at full load?
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Hello.. Here are all of the electrical specs provided by the manufacturer of this unitElectricalVolts: 115 VoltsAmps (Cool): 4.8 AmpsWatts (Cool): 515 WattsLength Of Power Cord (Min. / Max.): 6 Ft. / 6.5 Ft.Plug Type (NEMA): LCDI (5-15P)We hope this helps
873149
Hello.. Here are all of the electrical specs provided by the manufacturer of this unit Electrical Volts: 115 Volts Amps (Cool): 4.8 Amps Watts (Cool): 515 Watts Length Of Power Cord (Min. / Max.): 6 Ft. / 6.5 Ft. Plug Type (NEMA): LCDI (5-15P) We hope this helps
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Its 100A max input which would point toward 6gauge if you want to provide full current capacity. I however used 8guage as I'm only pulling maybe 60A max.
71611
What wattage is the low heat? Does it pull less than 1500 watts? Thanks for your help!! :)
1174064
I've never tried that amount of load at any one time but I can't imagine it will tolerate it for much time. 180 secs maybe ok but if it was me I would buy a more powerful inverter. Always good to check with the manufacturer though just to get their input. Good luck
955911
It's a 55W TDP card. That means it'll consume up to 55W when under full load. I've seen many guys reporting being able to run this card with their stock 280-300W PSUs.
60857
Here is what I found on the web... Clean Power &lt;7% THD. Not sure if it's @ full load or not.
686897
Full power would be speed setting 3, which my kill a watt meter measured to consume about 35 watts. Assuming you have consistent 120 volt outlets (sometimes they are a bit off, but that should not effect calculations too much), we get p=i*v. Plugging in: 35=i*120--> i=.3 amps. Again, using Tony's answer, worst case scenario the initial amperage pull when starting would be 1 amp, then it'd settle down to .3 amps. But when starting the motor I've noticed that it takes a few seconds to get up to speed so the initial pull shouldn't be anywhere near worst case.
573893
i dont have the specifications any longer however i think the wattage is 60 at it's top speed setting...if i remember correctly
211331
1500w if I remember correctly. Ours has been returned for the 3rd time and we still don't have it. Their service to the customer is horrible. If you happen to get an operable one, and it stays operable, they do a good job.
808471
The load I use this transformer for is 40 Watts, so the current draw is 3.33 A. I wanted a high safety factor as it is not in an easily accessible place.
2020481
It has a 450 watt power supply. Mine failed in the first week. I had a spare 500 watt PS and I didn't want to return the unit so I just installed my spare.
336681
I have two of these and both are on 15 amp circuits with other things is the practical answer. I have them controlling the 5m color LED light strips.The technical answer is that you would have to have 2,250 watts to pull 18 amps. But this is only a controller. It is not the power supply so it doesn't pull the power. It sits between the power supply and the light strips.
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Here is what I found on the web... Clean Power <7% THD. Not sure if it's @ full load or not.
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The plug uses 50mW with no load. That's with absolutely nothing plugged in to it. So yes it does use some power but its a miniscule amount.
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1875 watts is the maximum load you can put on the transfer switch. The switch doesn't care about the generator size only the load that it will be controlling...hope that helps.
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Well, that load is within spec. I have not run mine this hard, but at this price it seems worth a try. I have had excellent performance thus far at 48V, probably 2-3 A.
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The tech specs say 30 N*cm at 60 rpm. I think that translates to 1.885 Watts... a little on the weak side.