How many amps does it draw?
2005359
It is about equivalent to having a light bulb on all the time. We installed a timer with it so it runs about 4 hours in the evening and 4 hours in the morning. We have an all electric house and I cannot see any difference as of yet in our electric bill. We installed it sometime in May so have had enough months to monitor it. Hope this helps with your decision. By the way, we love the towel warmer. It is nice to have toasty towels when you get out of the shower. You do have to find your own way of hanging the towels on the towel warmer to achieve optimum benefit.
2005360
I know it's 110 volts, and it DOES have an on-off switch on the left arm...which was not mentioned in the product listing!!! It is a great value for the price!!
2005361
About half an amp from what I can tell... Think of it as a light bulb that's always on...
2005362
Sorry, but I cannot tell you. This is part of a full bathroom remodel that won't be finished for some time yet.
2005363
It's a bit MORE than a light bulb. More like TWO 100 watt incandescent bulbs. It's rated at 180 watts by the manufacturer.
2005364
Approximately 1.5 Amps... see http://www.rapidtables.com/calc/electric/Watt_to_Amp_Calculator.htm
1011845
Not sure but I googled the question before I bought it and got numbers like 5-7 amp draw maximums. Just returned from Alaska with mine full of fish that stayed hard frozen the whole way. One issue..when not on the road the unit light stays on but the temp rises. When parked I used a jump n carry battery and it was great. The rest of the time it was plugged into a standard power port of 12volts or a 120 outlet. Love it
1887771
Mine is hooked up to 3 batteries about 100 AH each and with no load, it draws 1.43 amps. My meter is plus or minus 5% so it could vary slightly more or less. I hope that helps.
545242
It draws 90 watts and that comes out to 7.2 amps if your battery is at 12.5 volts. Use the formula VoltsxAmps=Watts
662591
I think less than 20 amps because I plug it in to a electrical outlet and it doesn't blow a fuse :)
1623420
I have not used it in a while. As I recall, 2 amps to get it started 5 amps to make it run nice
1777767
This unit will operate from 100 to 120V and will draw between 12.5 to 14 amps of current depending on the input voltage.
1310570
It's rated at 2 Amps but only consumes 150 Watts of power so tha actual steady state draw is probably more like 1.25 Amps.
414934
in reality it draws about 30 watts dc or about 2 1/2 amps dc i turn it off when not using it.....
1718874
I measure 9.5 amps when it is unloaded with the chain adjusted slightly on the tight side. I suspect it draws significantly more than that when cutting at its maximum rate but that's a bit more difficult to measure. It will probably pull more than 15 amps if you stall it out, but I don't think that is meaningful if your trying to assess its ability to cut wood.
1748153
I have measured the amperage draw at 14 volts (the actual voltage you'd be using these at) and the amp draw is 1.87 amps at 14 volts. Tested using an Extech EX470 meter
1874175
I've had it draw up to 2 Amps on a bench supply, and it'll burn through regular batteries very quickly so I imagine it'll pull more than just 2 amps if it's unchecked
607718
It says 35 watts, but I'd like to know how that transfers to amp draw per hour.
523461
200 amp is the minimum. It does draw a lot of current - the lights on our christmas tree dim when the hot water is used.
1123584
I couldn't find it online or in the manual so I called their customer service. They said it is 6.2 amps.
1192226
According to the literature supplied it can draw up to 15.1 amps at 120 volts. I have it plugged into a 15 amp circuit and it has yet to trip it on either heating or cooling modes.
585895
It does draw a lil current as long as you have 12v and about 3.2amps of current ur good i have it on a 5 amp fuse and it has never blown. It does use about 32 watts. now this is just what i have clamped it useing at run not fire up. Hope that helped