What is the amperage?
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Don't know, I installed it in the attic last summer, put it in-line in the ductwork feeding one room because it was not cool enough, it work great as it forces more cold air into that room now. I did install a dimmer switch in the room that it supplied so I could regulate the speed and turn the duct fan off when NOT in use. I think the amperage was less than 15amps, because I used a 15amp dimmer switch mounted in the wall. After I installed the duct fan in the duct, I wrapped everything with insulation, so can NOT see the UL rating plate any longer. You should be able to Google the product name and find some info.... Don't know, I installed it in the attic last summer, put it in-line in the ductwork feeding one room because it was not cool enough, it work great as it forces more cold air into that room now. I did install a dimmer switch in the room that it supplied so I could regulate the speed and turn the duct fan off when NOT in use. I think the amperage was less than 15amps, because I used a 15amp dimmer switch mounted in the wall. After I installed the duct fan in the duct, I wrapped everything with insulation, so can NOT see the UL rating plate any longer. You should be able to Google the product... » Read More Don't know, I installed it in the attic last summer, put it in-line in the ductwork feeding one room because it was not cool enough, it work great as it forces more cold air into that room now. I did install a dimmer switch in the room that it supplied so I could regulate the speed and turn the duct fan off when NOT in use. I think the amperage was less than 15amps, because I used a 15amp dimmer switch mounted in the wall. After I installed the duct fan in the duct, I wrapped everything with insulation, so can NOT see the UL rating plate any longer. You should be able to Google the product name and find some info.... « Show Less
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Very low. I believe it was less than 1.0 amp. Like 0.6 when I did the math but on the safe side it was 1.6 at the very most. My memory is failing me at the moment but im pretty sure it was less than 1.0 amp. Hope this helps
1003375
No, I ordered 8" by mistake and returned them for 6". I have installed the 6" and they work great!
1003376
One of the pictures shows the label that states 42 watts. That would be 0.35 amps (42 watts / 120 volts).
667867
Wattage = volts x amps = 120 x 6 = 720.1 watt = 0.00134102209 horsepower.So 720 x 0.00134102209 = 0.965536 horsepower. Close to 1 horsepower.Of course, 6 amperes is just the rating, to help you determine the load requirement for your electrical outlet. When you run it at full load, it does not necessarily mean that it's really pulling 6 amperes of current, ergo not necessarily cranking out 0.965536 horsepower.
1744104
I have to say... what ever the machine requires for amperage, the machine should be Fead.
1365229
Yes this is the same, (I think the difference is in the amperage, you might want to double check that) Sorry to take so long
939703
Not positive on the exact amperage but I know it is less than 15 and plugs into a regular receptacle.
1456530
an amp is the amount of electricity (or electrons) that is pushed through the circuit by the voltage (volts). The amps that flow is restrained by the resistance of the circuit. Unless there's a short in the circuit, at 5 amps it's very unlikely that any damage would be done.
2034573
I don't recall what the size is, around 10"x8". I couldn't tell you what the amperage is per channel but I have no issues with it, I've had it running for 8+ months.
1661783
The amperage draw depends on the current being drawn from inverter at that time, this unit can draw up to: 19.2Amps AC, which corresponds to approximately 192Amps DC.
1661782
Amps are determined by taking the 2300 and dividing it by the voltage of 110. That gives you roughly 21 amps. Remember that is at max. How are you going to use it. There are several videos on youtube like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDFyxazZQxs. Best of luck but be careful.
789432
Sorry. Neither package or batteries have reference to amperage. However, the OPE batteries are supposed to be stronger/longer lasting than standard HPB18 batteries. So, IF the standard battery is 1500, conceivably the OPE is 2000. Not much help. Sorry. I have not owned these long enough to know if they will last longer.
672202
Amperage is the same output from the machine for 120 and 240. However my digital readout never worked from day one and it would have cost more to ship it back for repairs the the actual cost. I use the numbers on the dial which work fairly accurate for my use.
547127
That's the total amperage. The device will only use as much as it needs. Short answer: it should work fine.
1159535
I don't know the amperage but I am using this cord for a 42 inches plasma TV mounted on the wall and it works perfectly
1170277
I did not see any amperage number on the replacement version. The original for my coffee pot was 10 Amps at 125 volts.
1391030
Checking amperage has safety implications, and I suspect that's why low-cost units are limited to 20A. You can get more information from the following video: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ar7qkMHKw4
1910591
I've driven three strips at once with a pack of 8 AA batteries. What that is in terms of amperage, I don't know offhand, but that should be able to be computed.
1283727
The power requirements for any electrical device is the voltage multiplied by the amperage equals watts. 175 watts divided by 120 volts equals a maximum of 1.458 amps for this device.