what is the max motor amps that it can handle?
296145
from listing -- Automatically activates fan to exhaust heat from attic. - For use with power attic fans. - Set temperature range 70 degrees - 130 degrees. - 15 amps, 120 volts.
2003195
The max load ratings are as follows; 110-Volt; Up to 35-AmpAlso rated for 3 horsepower motors; 220-Volt; Up to 20-Amp. Most 5 HP motors draw 56 amps at 110v and 28 amps at 220v. You'd probably fry this switch with a 5 hp motor!
1958728
I would say pretty high rpm. It doesn't put out full until about 1200rpms. Starts at around 900 before anything reads on my amp meter.
2243281
Each terminal is rated at 30 Amps max. Look at the Amp rating for the motors. I think it would be safe to say NO.
204224
Probably a 300-600 watt max amp. I have a 850 watt amp and have gone through 2 of these. Wattage specs may be a little higher than what these can actually handle. 10 gauge for connecting wires.
1670185
Sure. It's 185 W, 115 V, 1.6 A, 60 Hz. Hope that helps! I've never had any trouble with this motor, either!
1590735
My apologies. Forgot to mark your email as unread until I got the answer. Then forgot to look at motor. Noticed your email question as I was deleting old emails. You probably no longer need it but here is the answer. 19.5 amp, 60 HZ,110 V, single phase, power 8.2 KW. Once again, sorry for the delay. Ed
613779
I used it as intended, for above ground pool. This is a 115 v motor and draws 12-15 amps . The motor is working near max power on normal installation. The added "head " or load would be too much for any extended period. I would look for 2 HP 230v system.
1303517
This is a speed control, rated for 50 amps MAX. You do not control amps, you just must make sure you use a motor rated for 50 amps or less
1231908
I am using this pressure switch on my 220v 60gal compressor, not sure how many amps the motor is rated for though.
2011373
I'm using an older pyramid 1000 watt amp. It hits hard, but it can handle a lot more power.
1997566
The maximum power this device can deliver at 12v is 120W (12V*10A). It is not recommended that the motor load current exceed 5A for continuous use otherwise the pwm converter will overheat. You need to find a pwm converter that exceeds the rating of your motor.
362253
The plate says 12vdc/4amps which is 12vdc/4000ma. Not knowing the specifics of the motor such as peak current. I would say it will drive it as long as peak is less than 4x running load.
937386
The key is your extension cord. Be sure you use one that's rated for 15 amps or you are risking burning out the motor.
346404
They seem to handle between 1 - 1.5 amps no problem. Going over 2 you might fry it. You can also check out this load test video on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYf7qKuZF_I
1386555
Haven't used mine yet but it should be in the item specs. I think the max is 220
1758344
It's rated up to 10 amps. The description says up to 1/3 horsepower motors which is normal for a residential garage door opener. I don't have one of these units, but most of them have a fuse or fusible link so they won't catch fire if overloaded. A 1/3 HP motor wouldn't use anywhere near 10 amps except in a stall state (when the motor has power to it but is jammed --> overloaded).