Is the 1900 the number of watts?
271051
I'm sorry, I cannot answer your question. You may want to contact the seller.
271052
Good question. I assumed it was, but when I double checked, the small print says 1500W.
2177205
You mean 900 Watts. Good question. We need a graph that shows output versus wind speed, which any reliable manufacturer should supply.
1191257
This unit has three settings. Low,#1, draws 600 W. Med, #2, draws 900 W. High, #s 1 and 2, draw 1500W. Don't let these numbers scare you. I had a much older model and never had a light nor any appliance show any effect during operation.
966773
It's 1500 Watts. I'm not sure if it's the same as the white/gray model. We are very pleased with this model and it has worked great for over a year now!
645152
I would say that it having 1875 watts with a 110 volt system would make it a 17.04545 amp draw. wattage/voltage = amperage
1829402
Watts = Current times Voltage or 18 = 1.5 x 12 or 18 divided by 12 = 1.5 amps
724185
I don't believe so but I can look into it and see. I seem to remember reading 100 watt max per socket though.
1062312
According to the product specs it will handle 5000 watts. We used it on a 20 gal 240 volt water heater with no problems.
2130851
The number of watts is listed somewhere in the item's description. I bought it for my son who lives in a condo setting so it conforms to code. He say he can cook any thing any time and it works wonderfully!
1800964
There is no specification label on the unit to confirm it this way but the "user manual" - it's very thin on information - says this one is 1000 watts. That's the best I can say on that.
1767619
Yes it can depends on the voltage of your pump. 1800 watts is a lot of power but you would have to divide that by your pumps voltage which you give you a estimate on how long can it supply voltage.
2034275
Watts are how much power it uses. BTUs are how much heat it puts out. Not the same thing. I'd also like to know but assume it's not great since it's not mentioned. Quality similar models, at only slightly higher cost, can put out 5200 BTUs.
1954270
No, I had 2 of them on 600 true watts and it pushed them pretty hard. I wouldn't even try putting one on 800.
1283912
I think it may be .1w because I was measuring a night light and it was bouncing between .4 & .5w, the night light package said .48.
2226927
We have no idea. I'd ask an electrical person. Don't know "watts" the difference. Sorry, couldn't resist.
1691039
It clearly is marked "950W" on the bottom of the toaster, so I'm not sure where the "1800W" stems from. I do know that the cheap toasters average 700W. I can only say if you love a crunchy bagel or crispy English muffin, this is your dream toaster! Hope this helps!
932011
I'd say Mr. Kahn's reply was about right. You can always call the Watts customer service 800 number and they should know.