Will this work on a Watts WP2-BVC
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Below is what I got from Watts websiteWP-2 BVC Filter Change ProcedureOur BVC Filters have been discontinued however you can use our carbon filters including the LCV Filter Kit You will notice that the end cap of the carbon filter is different from the end cap of the BVC filter, however they are compatible with the same system. Just follow the same directions for the LCV Filter Change to change your filters.
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WP2-BVC is the model I have and this kit worked for me fine, just make sure your filter cartridge is inline with the incoming water first and your carbon filter is second.
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I have installed this 2 filter on Watts 2 filter system without any problem. You might want to compare and check on manufacture web(Watts) if in doubt.
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I found a PDF on it and it says it's 5 watts, confusing since the cheaper AWSBTSK is also 5 watts.
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The model that I have, P117, is just for 110v. It will deliver 85 watts at 18V.
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It is only 2 amps. Watts = amps x volts, so you will only end up getting 24 watts out of it. It will work, but it won't power it to its potential.
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I don't know about watts but I do know we used it last summer and it worked just beautifully plugged into a wall socket with no problems it keeps our living room nice and cool and it started up great this summer. No complaints
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Yes it will. the accuracy on the wattage scale is 0.0watts. So for example, if a clothes iron (1000 watts) is on for 1 second the display would show 0.1 watts.
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It works in my California 120w plugs. You can probably use with adapter for 220w
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I will give you what it has stamped on the bottom of the device. Hopefully it will answer your question.TYPE FC0712V 60Hz 175WI assume the 175W is what you needed. Keep in mind this device does not do huge quantities at a time. It does process a sufficient amount and I am totally satisfied with it.
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I believe that should be possible, Just put the wireless transmitters to the lines on the sub panel and it should display the watts used only from the subpanel.
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You'd have to check the tech specs on the charger to see if it pulls between 2-4 watts to charge. BioLite has a video on YouTube about how to calculate power requirements.
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My advice ...don t buy it, regardless of watts. Mine quit working properly after 3 weeks. I ordered a replacement...same thing happened after 2 weeks!
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Hi Rashmin Do not worry about the watts, whats your charger has the input AC 100/240 voltage, and the output of 5.0 volt DC, it will work.
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You need to visit Watts Premier's website for the instructions at: http://www.premierh2o.com/. I hope this helps.
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You would just need to look on the back of the box and see how much wattage it needs. That will tell you wether it will work or not
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Most probably no. Check the power consumed by your device in question before plugging it in. This particular model holds 200 W at most, but there are others available, up to 3 kW - they will hold almost anything.
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No. You need 120W output and 19.5v while this one is only 65W and 19v! Avoid this cheap charger.
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I don't know. Why don't you pose the question to the maker, Watts Premier? premierh2o.com