Can this unit run a 120v,60Hz,12.5A,1500W Heater ei. 120V, 60Hz, 1500W NU-WAVE oven????
1996708
Sure can, I had a 42' TV, microwave, refrigerator and DVD player hooked up to mine.
1996709
NO it will only run a 1200w Hair dryer on low. Does not work as advertised.
1996710
I had a heater like yours and it did not run it. I was so disappointed with the unit, I sent it back and received a refund. BTW, it's made in China.
1996711
No it cannot. It will run hand held drill fine, and will run the heater when it is turned to "fan only", but immediately cuts out when the heating element is turned on. I can turn the switch on the inverter off and then back on, and I can then run the fan only setting, but again it will cut out as soon as the heating element is turned on.One of the heaters I have tested: Comfort Zone 5,120-BTU Multi-Purpose Ceramic Heater, Black CZ442WM http://www.walmart.com/ip/Comfort-Zone-5-120-BTU-Multi-Purpose-Ceramic-Heater-Black-CZ442WM/21899614#about . Another heater tested: Optimus Portable Heater Fan, White HEOP1322 http://www.walmart.com/ip/Optimus-Portable-Heater-Fan-White-HEOP1322/22576850#about No it cannot. It will run hand held drill fine, and will run the heater when it is turned to "fan only", but immediately cuts out when the heating element is turned on. I can turn the switch on the inverter off and then back on, and I can then run the fan only setting, but again it will cut out as soon as the heating element is turned on.One of the heaters I have tested: Comfort Zone 5,120-BTU Multi-Purpose Ceramic Heater, Black CZ442WM http://www.walmart.com/ip/Comfort-Zone-5-120-BTU-Multi-Purpose-Ceramic-Heater-Black-CZ442WM/21899614#about . Another heater... » Read More No it cannot. It will run hand held drill fine, and will run the heater when it is turned to "fan only", but immediately cuts out when the heating element is turned on. I can turn the switch on the inverter off and then back on, and I can then run the fan only setting, but again it will cut out as soon as the heating element is turned on.One of the heaters I have tested: Comfort Zone 5,120-BTU Multi-Purpose Ceramic Heater, Black CZ442WM http://www.walmart.com/ip/Comfort-Zone-5-120-BTU-Multi-Purpose-Ceramic-Heater-Black-CZ442WM/21899614#about . Another heater tested: Optimus Portable Heater Fan, White HEOP1322 http://www.walmart.com/ip/Optimus-Portable-Heater-Fan-White-HEOP1322/22576850#about « Show Less
1996712
Make sure your continuous load is under 3000 watts since this inverter is rated at that.
1131050
Probably not. I found it only able to run a low wattage transformer. You have to check the wattage of your appliance.
601565
I'm not sure but I really don't think so. It runs on standard 120V like most homes in America have. P.S. The first one I ordered would never boil an 8-cup pot of water. Amazon kindly sent a replacement and that one did boil the water, but not to a full rolling boil like regular burners. It was a delicate boil, just above a simmer. If you want it for slightly lower-heat tasks like frying eggs, it's fine, but don't expect it to be that strong - maybe because it's only 700 watts.
1317909
Answer here... I have never never seen any heaters that operate at standard 120 VAC with ratings higher than 1500 Watts, which is 12.5 amps. This is safely within the 20 amp limit of household breakers. Six to eight times that power would require 75 to 100 amps.
743376
Unit is rated 15A at 120 VAC which equates to 1800 watt.Should mention had issue with turn-off upper temperature becoming higher over time.
1813940
Yes, this appliance is designed to run on 115/120 volts only. I have lived in a country with 220 volt service and know that this is out of the question for this unit.
1717444
NO. Watt rating for an appliance is the same regardless of voltage. A 1500 watt (typical) portable heater requires 10X more energy than this device will handle. TIP: don't expect miracles from devices like this. This one would be good for a laptop, or some lighting, etc. And higher capacity units like this for higher demands, require bigger battery banks. Also assume just 90% efficiency. Do a little more research.
245911
A rating plate on the bottom of the appliance states "120V 60Hz 700 W" -- hope that helps.
1268215
I live in United kingdom is this NuWave oven able to be used in British electrical plugs or would it need an adapter to USA ELECTRICAL PLUG STANDARDS AND WATTAGE. URGENT ANSWER PLEASE
2076505
Check the watt rating on the A/C but I doubt it. It wouldn't even start the 120V blower motor on my home furnace. It did run a full size vacuum cleaner and a drill press with no problem. The thing to keep in mind is whether the inverter can handle the surge (appliances with motors draw more power at startup).
403799
The unit says it will handle 15 amps at 120 volt which is 1,800 watts. My only issue with the unit is it cannot be used with a thermostatically controlled device. That fact is only mentioned on the paperwork enclosed in the package. Good luck !
1116590
I will have to say no to that! It won't even run my 900 Watt microwave I have in my semi. They tell you the inverter is 3000 W but actually it's only 1500. I was disappointed when I receive the inverter and it said it on the box.
622938
I wouldn't think so. It's just like any other appliance...120v as far as I know.
1938983
My answer would be no, mostly because your appliance is very high wattage. I am using mine with a 600 W food processor. It is recommended that you use an inverter that has atleast twice the wattage than your appliance. You will either end up burning the appliance or the inverter and you will also be using a lot of electricity to make a cup of coffee. Now you could use a step down voltage regulator with 2000 W rating but no guarantees. Look at the forum here, that might help: http://forum.singaporeexpats.com/viewtopic.php?p=463525
1929975
Input: 120V ~60Hz 150 mA Output: 4.2V ---600mAThus I believe if you put it on 220V it would most likely fry it :/
1613315
The tag says 120V 60HZ, 600W. I'm sure 110v would work just fine. It's a great waffle maker.
829698
Jennifer, sorry, I didn't see your answer until this morning. The wattage listed on the bottom of the machine is 120V 60 HzMax 5 Amps. I am very happy with this mini-processor. The only negative I've found so far is trying to grate Mozzarella cheese. It is too soft for the machine so it just jams up. I would highly recommend it otherwise.