how many amps does this plug handle?
831917
I don't know, but it works for what bought it for, which is to provide power for a small sprayer pump that pull 7 amps. Hope this helps.
831918
It didn't say in the nomenclature. But it handles my little emergency air compressor just fine.
562075
It is a standard 110, 15-Amp, 3-Prong plug. The plug is rather large because it houses a circuit breaker (L 3 1/2" x W 1 3/4" x D 1"). It will only fit in the lower socket of a standard 110 receptacle without blocking the upper receptacle.
1850570
15 amp is fine as long as the rest of the circuit is not overloaded. Mine run off a dedicated circuit, 15amp, and I have no issues. You run into trouble with overloading the circuit that plug is on. Clear as mud, right? Trial and error, if you are blowing your circuits, you are overloaded.
2079301
It is an HP branded adapter. Has an output of 19.5 volts and 3.33 Amps. See the picture to know if the plug is like yours.
1815020
14AWG should be handling up to 15A, I don't think this will be a good solution for that kind of amperage. I would suggest buying a single outlet extension wire for such purposes. I am not an expert, so please check some more
1305498
The tag on it states: 0.6 Amp, 120 volt. It plugs into a regular outlet here in the US but you can stall it if you press too hard. It does the job though as long as you don't use excessive pressure.
162092
I have mine on a 15 amp circuit. I use it for a dust collector in my basement. The dust collector will draw 13 amps max and the outlet works fine.
1581712
Don't know but I plug it into a standard 110 grounded plug and it works wrll.
1505080
I do not know for sure, I think 12amps. it is not strong, would not recommend it
812489
The model number is AD-24. It is a 14.4 Watt switching adapter at 9 volts giving 1.6 amps. The plug uses positive outer conductor and is roughly 0.5 cm outer diameter and 3 mm inner. i think it's fairly common adapter you may have around the house.
385761
Hello, This can be answered based on what you are plugging in - -or, your load. Literally, the cube is capable of supporting up to a 1500 watt appliance, and this equates to 12.5 amps draw. Most DC ports do max out at 15 amp draws. Please feel free to call our technical support department if you have any other questions or needs.Wagan Customer Care 800-231-5806
458681
It depends on what voltage you are going to, and which voltage you are coming from. Using V=P/I, where v is voltage, p is power, and I is current, this device can handle approximately 13 amps at 220 to 110, and 27 amps at 110 to 220. I wouldn't run it anywhere near that for safety reasons, and these are rough numbers, but I hope they help.
1431307
It is a 220vac. Different pin configurations for plugs or receptacles indicates the max amount of current that can be used or available. The receptacle you are describing would be 220vac 30amp.
1123584
I couldn't find it online or in the manual so I called their customer service. They said it is 6.2 amps.
1500931
Just 120V. You can see it in the picture (barely).The polarity of the DC plug is also backwards from most AC to DC power supplies. The center is negative while the outer is positive. The plug on mine broke, couldn't use anything else around the house because of the backwards polarity on the plug.
1485208
I have it plugged into a 110 standard AC outlet without any trouble. I am unsure of the specifications for increased voltage.
1330868
The supply brick says 0.35 max (amps, presumably). It only puts out 3 A at 5 V, so the actual draw is probably closer to 0.2 A.