how many joules does this item have?
1537789
Are you asking because you are concerned about power surges? If so, Belkin may not provide enough information for and answer. A simplistic calculation uses the relationship that 1 watt = 1 joule/second. But I do not think that that calculation addresses your implicit question about surges.
1537790
My understanding is that it's only an outlet strip, not a surge suppressor. The 15 amp overcurrent protector (circuit breaker) does not provide transient suppression.
1236589
I am copying the specification from the instructions that came with it : Voltage 120V ~/60Hz (it does not say the Amps but probably 15?) , power consumption 1300W (max) , dimension 11.625 L x 15 W x 2.25H in., power range 100~1300 W, temperature range 100 F ~ 390 F, cord length 4ft. Cut out is 10-14/16 wide x 14-4/16 long (the cut out is just half inch smaller all around the cooktop). I have had for a few months now and loving it! Looks great, functions great, good price too. Definitely recommended!
1507380
1,500 watts/5,000 BTW 12.5 amp. Plugs into a regular wall socket. Find this in the expanded description. Energy efficient rating.
1848075
at least 1300 watts, I believe. I just use the standard wall socket in my home (american). not sure what you would need if this was being used overseas.
767759
Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. The unit uses a 15amp fuse. Given that the usable output should be up to 180watts
328328
Like another write said....forget joules...look at clamping voltage and get 300 or less volts. This has 500 and is almost worthless since most failures from a power company transformer can hit you with 440 and that took out everything in my house including a well...surge protected TVs included. Luckily if your handy with a screw driver and a soldering iron you can change the MOVs in most electronics and the device with work just like new...or leave take it out and you have it working but with no protect next time. This strip uses movs and one hit and it will be gone.
913227
Is 110w. However it uses a lot of energy, because is cycling on/off most of the time.
1831365
120 V, 60Hz and 13 W. Love this appliance. All outlets here are either 110 or 210. So it really is a 110
1504448
110. But the USB unit was very cheap and was not providing power to devices. I returned the item
2218344
It is a 120volt-60hg- 800w. I hope that helped you. I love it. It works well for me.
1347880
The fuse is 2 cm long. I think it is 125 W, i cannot read well what is on the fuse. Hope this helps.
347088
It says 150W. Hard to read because it is white on white print. But, it does have a circuit breaker. Have had my original one for about 5 years. It keeps giving me little power surges, so that is why I bough the new one. Love it.
950696
It is 120 volts and it looks like it says 240 watts. It is stamped on the bottom of the item and is very difficult to read. The paper work does not tell you wattage. Sorry I hope this helps.
962708
120V, 1300 Watts, 60 Hz Also, I recomend to use boxed refined flour; generic flour is to heavy for this item ;)
1450447
It is very doubtful that this cheap item is 30,000 mAh! Either somebody is lying or they don't know their math. [30,000 mAh = 30 Ah] Either way - Not believable. The reviews for this device, show its poor quality. This could indicate that they used lower-grade components (cheaper batteries, poor workmanship). Unreliable devices can cause much fustration!
30711
I dont have the box anymore, but I think it is 500W. To be honest I am not happy with this product. It is very flimsy and very very slow to heat up. Takes a very long time to even boil a liter of water!!
850987
So i think its 110. I live is usa and most things here are 110. Not trying to be snide, disrespectful or anything. Honestly i dont think to ask about 220 unless i am buying a dryer or a stove but even with that i use gas and so not even then. Sorryif thats no help to you. Best wishes.