What is the Wattage and Amperage ratings on the cord?
1500274
I really don't know the wattage or amerage of this cord. I purchased it for and table top electric grill. All I can say it worked for me, I didn't have to throw the grill out because the old cord was getting hot to the touch. Hope this helps you.
1500275
on the item it says unicable UC-041 E147323 for the amperage and volt it says both of the following. 10A/250V 15A/125V hope that helps.
801616
I just bought an inexpensive 100-ft, generic, three-pronged, orange outdoor power cord. I have no idea how many amps it has. It works beautifully.
638720
I do not recall the wattage. I do know that it did not heat up. I sent it back.
1522350
I don't know amperage on cord but I know I run a miller 250 amp welder off mine daily
178805
It is rumored to be 1700 watts. I use it on a 20 amp circuit. The iron works just as well as the much more expensive unit it replaced (due to a worn, shorted cord).
667866
This is the information I have.* 120 volts, 6 Amps, 60 Hz* Capacity: 60-oz. pitcher* Weight: 9-lb., 6-oz.* Cord: 44"L* Assembled in the USA* 1-year manufacturer replacement warranty
1512369
the one I have is 500 watts--500 divided by 110 volts = 4.54 amps. simple formula watts divided by volts = amps used
343312
You need a 12 gauge cord rated for 15 amps. 15 amps x 120 volts = 1800 watts which is 300 more than the maximum. All UL approved cords will have a sticker with the maximum wattage rating on the cord. If the cord is too small then it will begin to melt depending on how much current you are pulling through it.
1848794
Let me try that again. I'm not sure how of the amount of voltage or amps specifically but I can tell you that I use it as the power cord on my Motorola wireless router and it works well enough for me working at home/laptop, my smart tv, and my son playing his PS3/4 all wirelessly. I have Cmcst for my internet provider but ultimately my router is giving us the access, right? Hopefully that can give you an idea of how much juice I'm getting out of it at least. Hope that helps.
1414771
Sorry, I don't recall, but it is low wattage. I have 2 both in outside cat houses and doing the job intended.
1159535
I don't know the amperage but I am using this cord for a 42 inches plasma TV mounted on the wall and it works perfectly
195437
The description indicates 65W, but it doesn't actually indicate the watts on the cord. It works for my Dell Vostro 1400.
1414772
I did not see enough information with the shipment to calculate the wattage. The pad is not very warm so the amps are probably low.
69492
They do not provide an amperage rating but your calculations are close. You used the right formula. The math is just a bit off. The actual formula for this is P(watts)/V(volts)=I(amps),so 150w/120v=1.25 amps. Hope that helps. Good luck.
1785918
Wattage is not marked on the product but it does say its 100-240V. Hope that 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
667865
This is the information I have. * 120 volts, 6 Amps, 60 Hz * Capacity: 60-oz. pitcher * Weight: 9-lb., 6-oz. * Cord: 44"L * Assembled in the USA * 1-year manufacturer replacement warranty