what is the watts and voltage ?
1536851
The BioGS SPA-550A uses 5 to 29 watts (Energy Star) and the voltage is 120V.
1911852
i dont know about the voltage but my generater is 8500 watts i dont know how that converts to volts but i dont have a problem and i am using the 220 side funny u would bring this up i used mine over the weekend i have mine set up to run the whole house and it works perfect.
1117376
Press Menu until you get to Volts, then press Up or Down keys to find Watts.That is what the manual says.
77480
2.8 amps on high. 120 volts X 2.8 amps = ~335 Watts 1.5 amps on low. 120 volts X 1.5 amps = ~180 Watts
1015104
I hope you haven't bought this piece of junk. It doesn't matter how many watts it is. See my review (JG) from 12/31/12. I sent mine back.
1944615
I don't know. Are you talking voltage ore wattage? According to the label it is 120 volts at 60 cycles with a draw of .45 amps which give you 45 watts.
1844499
It says the current draw is .06 amps. So according to Ohm's law: Watts = Voltage x Current. So, .06 x 12 = .72 watts.
1623113
Volts x Amps= watts so watts divided by voltage = amps. 80/12=6.66 amps. It certainly draws quite a bit more during startup.
1749353
In order to determine wattage, you would need an aperage rating. Voltage(12v respectively) multiplied by Amperage would give you the wattage. V*A=W or E*I=P. I failed to read the consumer information paperwork that came with the device. The device itself does not have this information on it.
966692
I don't know the watts but it works well and I like the lamp a lot . No troubles with it at all
387192
I have looked at my papers and on the box and on the cord. Can't find the watt rating. Sorry I can't be of help.
1580347
At 120V AC and 1.8 amps, it would be 216 watts. (volts x amps = watts). Mine has the Amps and volts on the label, but not the watts. I just did the math.
570100
Amps equals watts divided by voltage. approximately 30 watts / 120 voltage = .25 Amps
855679
watts is just amps x volts so it depends on how many amps you are drawing from the battery
1774103
The voltage is 120 volts. Contact Watts direct to see if available in 220 or wire with one leg 120 volts and a neutral.
2054078
Watts = Amps x Volts, so for 120VAC power (US) it's 300 & 360 Watts respectively. One 15A 120VAC circuit can supply 1800 Watts of load.
1541071
120 volts 60HZ 4.0 AMP. Not sure how that trasnlates to watts... hope i was able to help.. happy holidays