what is the start up power
1973721
It's listed in the feature page. Peak or start up watts: 9375. Continuous watts: 7500
1117377
That depends. Appliances with motors can take extra current (or watts) at startup that might be 2 or 3 times the running current. The Kill-a-watts does not really detect that peak turn-on wattage. But you can watch the display and it will update in a second or two and you can roughly how much current (wattage) the appliance takes. But you will need to watch it at startup. For appliances without motors, you can just look at the typical wattage and get a pretty good feel for how much electricity it will require.
2065161
It powers on the motherboard. This is in case you want to boot the system without having the case wiring connected to the front-panel header.
2233666
this charger does not have a start mode on it, the unit only puts out 12amps to start you will need a lot more then that. you should look at a larger unit with a start feature.
1350484
For your calculations it is generally accepted 1 HP = 745.7 Watts. If you do the math, you are well under 1500 Watts. Now, the only issue is the startup current for your motor since it will take more on startup than on running. According the the chart link attached, this is about 19.5 Amps at running load. Startup amps are more for a brief period. See http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/electrical-motor-hp-amps-d_1455.html
2037556
No idea but the gear on this one broke in half on about the 10th start attempt + it's barely powerful enough to get mine started anyway. I'd find another to consider.
1599346
It powers up quickly - I charged it initially with the computer off. It's working really well
1612189
It is truly a push-button start. It works well. The only problem I have had is when it got down to 10 below, the little battery would not turn it over. I fixed that with a $20 trickle charger. Now the battery stays up and warm. Starts good.
276824
Not sure. It gets power from the receipt printer. It's been a while since I looked at that stuff.
1064973
Dear sir, Thanks for your questions. Don't worry these questions .Because you just need to access commonly used power. best regards, Rainbow
949121
It has a built in 15 amp circuit breaker so a starter might be to much of a load. But the worst that could happen is the breaker trips and you reset it.
1988862
I made sure all the connections were the same (marked them) as I took off the old power supply and mine started right up. Maybe you have something connected incorrectly to the motherboard that relays power from the start button, good luck.
7963
Yes. I've had it for about 3 months and it works like a charm. Use it as my primary power. Use the factory provided power as travel.
1221166
13 but the start up amps I believe are more because it trips it's own on board breaker, look at others as this was a "wish I could return it item fir me"
1539979
Yes you can run small steady state energy eaters from 900 watt system. Which the start-up however. Add the equipment one at time to avoid a in-rush surge.
446845
A Grey Beard Pump initial draw on start up is 1amp. After start up the draw is .5amp. Thanks for your interest in our pumps. Regards Grey Beard...
1987499
Unfortunately, this is not a "jump-start" device, and does not store power. It only converts 120 VAC to 12VDC. You need a 120 VAC outlet in order for it to be of any use.