what is the horsepower?
1977832
11 volt DC and 2.18 amps; it plugs in to regular 110 volt and a converter is built in the line to deliver the correct voltage. It is powerful enough spot work such as feet hip or shoulder but do not expect it to do all at once like a whirlpool tub with six jets surrounding you. I mounted two on a two by four and use a plastic tie to attach it to my tub spout. Works great with one in each corner. The bubble selection is my favorite switch position. I leave it there all the time.
1977833
The horsepower is average! I have not utilize mine since I bought the HoMedics BA-M200 Body Bubbles Bath Spa!
405384
As a general rule, one horsepower draws 750 watts. Using that as a basis, the 420 watts divided by 750 gives you about .6 hp
1057617
I think it was a 1/2 hp. What I do remember about it was when I first got the lathe, it wouldn't work. The motor was froze up. I had to break it out of the housing and spin it by hand every time I started the damn thing for about the first 10 times I used it. Now it works fine.
1185282
As far as both questions go I can't give you an exact number on both gas mileage and horsepower. I did feel an increase in power since the intake does make the engine breathe a hell of a lot better. As far as gas mileage goes I did see an improvement but couldn't tell you how much as I didn't pay attention to that after I put it on. AS far as the intake itself. It sounds amazing.
2139806
I'm assuming you mean power output. The manual lists the engine output at 0.6 kW at 7800 rpm which converts to .082 HP. Hope that helps
147614
400W - 2,400W = 0.5364 HP - 5.364 HP according to this conversion website: http://www.thecalculatorsite.com/conversions/power.php
2136431
1 HP equals 746 watts, so 1.5hp equals 1119 watts. It will work until the batteries are drained, but you can add more batteries to the system. Ultimately, you have to figure out your system requirements and provide enough panels and batteries to meet your demand.
1429145
We are in the process of installing ours now so I cannot answer on how well it works yet. According to the installation and operation manual, it can be installed for systems above and below 0.5 HP. Hope this helps.
2423
I wanna say it's a 3/4 horse but I didn't keep the box so I don't truly know the horsepower
1612016
Believe is 1.5 hp but do know it has a 5 year warranty. Had ours for over a year with no problems or issues.
799332
300 watts is nearly one half horsepower (746 watts by definition.) I can pump out 250 watts for a brief time.
884529
250 HPS. No, but why use it....the newer HPS bulbs have enough spectrum to veg and flower.
1076425
I purchashed this system about 3 months ago. It is 1-1/2 horsepower. I must say it has been impressive so far. I have a 15'x48" above ground Intex pool.
195259
I've heard that 2-3 continuous horsepower is needed especially if you're going to be using the treadmill for extended period of time at low (walking speeds). It is actually more taxing on the motor when you are going slowly, unless you are walking at an incline.
1789831
The ohms law answer is incorrect. Manufacturers always use a current rating in their UL safety application which is much higher than the devices actual usage. A better way to calculate the wattage is to work backwards from the horsepower. There are 746W to 1HP, so a 1/2 HP motor will use 372W.
714621
Yeah from what I been told you cant get more than about 70 addittional hp for stock injectors. I can't tell any difference between 100 and 140 hp because I have stock injectors. Replacing the flat turbo down tube with a 3" round down pipe would be wise.
1326643
On the name plate for HP it says "40 GPM" and no HP designation. I think is about a 3/4 HP though.