what is the wattage for this coffee maker?
296452
I have looked all over the box, but cannot find the wattage - I actually looked online also, and still could not find it - sorry.
749357
Hi, The unit is rated at 650 watts and 120 volts. The unit does not get very warm and the coffee is made rather quickly so It seems the design is well done in using the power to make coffee efficiently.
1580351
120 Watts.Its NOT on the box, in the mamual, NOT on their web site, BUT I got the info from a Google search. BTW KitchenAid sells it for $99.
1689801
It is 750 watts and a great little machine for a smaller pizzelle. Hope this helps you :-)
1519222
My unit says 125V on the power cord, but there is no label on the unit. The manual says to refer to label, which does not exist! You may want to call the place that shipped my unit, Seattle Coffee Gear at 866-372-4734.
816863
It will certainly run a coffee maker, but watch the power consumption of your heater. Both together should be around 1,400 watts.
1273110
The unit is 1400 watts, any common 15 amp AC outlet can handle the load with ease. This machine is for coffee pods only. Search for the Bunn MCU Single Serve Multi-Use Brewer for a model that can be used 4 different ways. That model will make just hot water, or use coffee pods, or use regular loose ground coffee, or the "K" cups. These Bunn brewers are "first class" for single serve coffee makers and are well worth the money!
916834
I looked in my instruction book of 2007, (my Keurig has always worked well) and do not see any references to rated wattage. To obtain that info I would go to customer service:www.keurig.com or 1-866-901-BREW (2739)
1205003
I do not know wattage. Does a very good job on knifes to 14 inches, not a commercial sharpener but excellent of home use. Also it takes a few knifes to get the hang of it, once learn, the edge stays sharp of weeks.
751270
I have no idea. This coffee maker did not serve my purposes well and I trashed it.
1717952
This converter is not designed for high wattage items such as coffeepot. It can only handle up to 100 watt max.
65059
look up the power consumption in the manual - I just found one Jura coffee maker that consumes 1,300w which will blow any fuse protecting a 1,000w power supply. You will need to have your converter at least 30-50& over rated for the appliance - this should be listed somewhere online so the blown fuses is probably telling you that your converter is under sized
1467452
The unit draws 17 watts. Unless you have a flat bottom cup this thing won't work very well.
387191
it's 110 wattage....don't buy this model....not worth it...does not work properly!!!
1467451
From the info printed on the bottom: 120 V, 60Hz, 17W. It keeps my coffee plenty warm, and my cups have a slight ridge on the bottom. It will also warm up cold coffee (but not quickly). Edited to add - this worked well for me for about 4 months, then it stopped heating my coffee to the temperature it used to heat it to, when the unit was new. I no longer use it and went back to making my coffee in double-walled insulated travel mugs.
1876452
I believe it's 120V, however the coffeemaker is out-of-stock and no longer available.
2263485
If your question is "can you plug in a coffee pot?", I am going to guess that for most coffee makers the answer is 'No'. For example, this coffee maker from Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Mr-Coffee-4-Cup-Programmable-Coffeemaker/dp/B0008JIW8U/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1379716140&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=4+cup+coff) uses 1200W. A 4-cup Mr. Coffee uses 900W. Each of those power levels is much more than this little 150W unit can deliver.