Can I use this with blendtec which is 1560 watt
985916
Yes of course you can. I bought this for my soy milk mechine from China which is 220V/1700W, and it runs all good.
995121
Hi Carlos, From what i can see you should have no problem and you'll have 100 more watts, the link at the end here will help you as well. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc;=en&dlc;=en&docname;=c01151028#N57
350024
No. 600watts should b fine if your not hooking up a graphics card. My i7 with DVD ROM and hard drive use no more than 250 watts. Usually reads in the 200 watt range. For efficiency you should use about half of your watts on you're power supply.
1770147
Yes you can as long as you don't have a CPU with a very high TDP like one of the AMD 220w monsters, (I used it very successfully with a 280w Dell PSU).
373422
That's more than enough watts. It should work with your power supply too. However, I would check any specifics on both manufacturers websites.
1062266
Realistically, I wouldn't try it on anything under 300 watts, 350 should work (this is what I have), and anything above that will work fine.
625543
Absolutely. Each is rated for 1875W. I use mine with a desktop PC, range extender, monitor, and printer running simultaneously.
1299667
As noted by Taylor, key to the wattage required depends on what your components require. From a fit perspective, it should fit with no problems. Do the research Taylor has recommended to determine your needs. If 700W meets your needs then you are good to go.
1812759
Sorry, never tried in that application. If you have the proper power adapters and connections then it should work just fine. Probably way to much power for your needs at 1 watt.
296503
Not sure - if it says it needs 350 watts then it probably does to run effectively or maybe even at all - I've used it with 400 watt and 550 watt power supplies and I know it works great with both of those... RH
1958205
I read somewhere that output watts are different from the actual watts the machine uses so a 600watt blender may sound super powerful but if its OUTPUT is not 600watts, then it's really just a tricky way of wording it to make you think you're buying a very powerful machine.
87300
You can use it. The higher milliamps gives more draw available for your power consumption needs. It's the voltage you need to be concerned with.
1019806
250watts<300watts Should work UNLESS there is a peak start on the blender over 300 Watt, but by the numbers it should work fine.
577502
Yes. This particular model will take up to a 300 watt safely. Anything more powerfull may need a bigger case to run it safely
2035660
Yes,it can be used for a Mixer/blender which has 550watts on it.I am using it for a 600watts Mixer/blender,and it is doing a great job.
775878
Check your blender watt power. Usually it is recomended to use a converter that is 150% of the power of ur device. So if your blender is more than 1000 W you will need a bigger converter
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Hello Lou,I would say yes, you can. But check the following. Transformer,to make sure you have enough power ,light housing, having enough room, in which the 50 watt is a bit bigger,and get a little warmer.