will this power a nebulizer that is rated at 68 watts ?
862514
Yes! It actually does not power, it converts. Rated to 300 watts - not a problem.
862515
Depending on how big the nebulizer is, yes. My SUV has a plug in the back and we have plugged a playstation to it. It is, however, a different plug than the one for a cig. lighter.
201975
I believe this meter unit works for up to 7500 running watts. It sounds like yours is 6000 running watts with a surge of 7000 watts. Yes; this will work for you.
413710
Try this link: http://wdc.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/search/1/a_id/1378/#legacy This supply is rated 3 amps, or 36 watts, so i would think so.
1407773
I would say no based on the google pictures of this nebulizer. Other than a pictrure, I am not familiar with this device - sorry!
1036213
My transformer says "44 watts" on the label, so I think the picture is wrong. But I'm sure they'd sell you an 88W model (!)
895690
I just emailed the company tonight, I was wondering the same... "draws 45 watts" :-)
727230
I believe it will. It's rated at 20 watts and will adjust to which ever device is being charged.
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.
982216
I'm not sure if this helps, but the package on mine says, 60 watts, .50 AMPS@120 VAC.
126421
I use this on my Pellet stove, it draws about 60 watts for the fans, and bumps up to about 120 watts when the auger turns. It will run my stove just shy of an hour.
491701
Yes it will the best thing to do is to go on line an check the amps an watts for whatever you r going to hook up to it. Haven't had to use it yet , but ran a dry run and it worked great.
1328963
If the generator has a L14-30 receptacle and whatever you are powering up has a L14-30 plug, than yes. The cord is rated for 7000 watts.
727365
35 to 80 watts depending on setting according to: http://us.blueair.com/air-purifiers/400-series/specifications
1467452
The unit draws 17 watts. Unless you have a flat bottom cup this thing won't work very well.
1800119
Most likely it won't. These air pumps need high amerage /current which these basic dc adapter are not build for, this would give less than one amp current( please check amperage on both devices)voltage would match but current would not give enough power to blow air to fill up mattress. I tried emergency tire inflator with negative results. Check what others experienced. Mine may be an odd case
527612
It's underpowered. It will get the job done as long as you are patient. Never gets solder liquid enough for vacuum. Sorry I don't know the exact wattage. It's buried in my closet and I'm busy at present.
89457
you have to look on the air compressor. it will be on the underside. The voltage needed has nothing to do with the wattage needed, it just depends on the device.