how many watts is the fugoo
836049
http://www.fugoo.com/technology/ ,, wouldn't worry about how many watts are in a speaker this small, this speaker is very tough, clean sound, battery lasts a really long time, 360 sound, so all in all its an amazing speaker well worth the money in my opinion. i have done some abusive testing on it the first couple times i took it out and it never skipped a beat, this is after losing it underwater for over 5 minutes, throwing it in the air about 30 feet and having it land on concrete so if you need a rugged speaker this is your choice.
1805077
You are correct. It's about 15 watts output. Range should not be greatly affected by the difference in output.
125600
I have not experienced any issues with the power of this unit. It heats up quickly and smokes the food in a timely manner. You really only need more wattage with a larger box.
1865258
The volume isn't as loud overall as they UE Boom but there is a trade off. The Fugoo has superior sound quality and ample volume once you download the software upgrade. As to the 360 sound radius, both do very well.
1556424
Don't know how many watts, sorry. I can say it works just as good as the ones in gyms that you pay to use. I have not been disappointed in any way. It was easy to assemble and easy to use. Would not trade it for anything.
473814
Converting to 'watts' doesn't really have a lot of value. It's a 5W LED, but the LED efficiency, color spectrum, light dispersion, and so on means that another 5W LED might make more or less light, and either might make more or less light than a 15W CFL, . Finnex has a PAR estimator on their site for it, which might be somewhat more useful in comparisons: http://www.finnex.net/index.php/fugeray_r/?___store=default In my experience with it, the color spectrum is pretty reasonable for a planted tank, but probably not so 'hot' for a marine tank.
482109
I believe it's 400. You might try an internet search to be sure. The Universal has more watts, than the compact one that I have (and like a lot!).
1378980
I assume the question is how many watts, the answer on the back on the machine is 12-15 watts.
387193
My advice ...don t buy it, regardless of watts. Mine quit working properly after 3 weeks. I ordered a replacement...same thing happened after 2 weeks!
77327
The battery life is honestly 40 hours at 50% volume - however, as you have noticed, using any speaker a max volume seriously reduces it's battery life. I haven't timed it, but I feel that I get 2x the battery life with the Fugoo than with the UE Boom; however the Boom is still my go-to speaker as it's much, much louder (and I get 10+ hours at partial-volume, more than enough for most events). (Note- there is a firmware upgrade for the Fugoo that I haven't tried yet that is supposed to make it louder, but I have trouble expecting it to top the Boom, which is just really nice and loud. And any more juice they pump out of the speakers will have a corresponding hit on the battery.) The battery life is honestly 40 hours at 50% volume - however, as you have noticed, using any speaker a max volume seriously reduces it's battery life. I haven't timed it, but I feel that I get 2x the battery life with the Fugoo than with the UE Boom; however the Boom is still my go-to speaker as it's much, much louder (and I get 10+ hours at partial-volume, more than enough for most events). (Note- there is a firmware upgrade for the Fugoo that I haven't tried yet that is supposed to make it louder, but I have trouble expecting it to top the Boom, which is just really nice and loud. And... » Read More The battery life is honestly 40 hours at 50% volume - however, as you have noticed, using any speaker a max volume seriously reduces it's battery life. I haven't timed it, but I feel that I get 2x the battery life with the Fugoo than with the UE Boom; however the Boom is still my go-to speaker as it's much, much louder (and I get 10+ hours at partial-volume, more than enough for most events). (Note- there is a firmware upgrade for the Fugoo that I haven't tried yet that is supposed to make it louder, but I have trouble expecting it to top the Boom, which is just really nice and loud. And any more juice they pump out of the speakers will have a corresponding hit on the battery.) « Show Less
487934
I don't know the wattage, but I have done hot dogs, hamburgers & BBQ chicken on it. I love it.
387191
it's 110 wattage....don't buy this model....not worth it...does not work properly!!!
1046822
Its 450 but I believe the,wattage is higher than others I've bought two from WalMart and they do not compare to this one at all. It is the best!!!
916269
No, the 27 puts out 27 watts, the 20 has an output of 20 watts. The 20 has replaced the 27 in the GoalZero lineup.
797054
If this is the same model you are looking at: Manufacturer Model: CF1500UV-WTA Coverage: up to 1000 square feet Watts: 1500 per hour (1.5 kw per hour) Amperage: 12.5 BTU Output Rating: 5600 Power Requirements: 115 volt AC, 1500 watt Quartz Infrared Heating System: four quartz infrared heating elements (lasts a minimum of 20,000 hours) Diffusion Coil: stainless-steel, designed to increase the heating efficiency Heating Chamber: copper lined for optimal heat transfer
916270
I don't know but in the past, their numbers have corresponded to the optimal watts delivered. I'd try asking them again because my experiences with their customer service department is that they hire the mentally disabled. Their products are excellent but their customer service isn't.
196112
Sorry I don't remember how many watts it is. It has 3 speeds and works great. It's mounted on my porch and it really helps circulate the air.