How many amps for 12 million volts? You can live through a 100 million volts at low amperage.Voltage without amps means nothing!
1164979
Don't know. Never thought of that before! Keep in mind that the idea is NOT to kill but to disable and get away. I personally don't want too many volts or amps to kill anyone. I couldn't live with myself.
1164980
I have NOOOO idea... I just know that this sucker would hurt if you stuck it to someone. It scares me everytime I try it out. Sorry I don't have the answer, maybe the company that makes them would?
1393482
121 watts divided by 12 volts = 10 amps. I wouldn't go more than 80% of that.
607719
1 amp at 12 volts is equal to 12 watts. 3 amps at 12 volts is equal to 36 watts. 3 amp hours will run that 36 watt 12 volt load for 0ne hour. Amp hours is the rating on a battery.
215545
It depends on the current & voltage required. For instance you have a requirement of 12vdc and your load is 2 amps. The length is 12' you will lose .5 volt. Double this length and you will lose another .5 volt etc. Hope this helps!
1202215
I have no clue as to the amps, however it is 900 watts and I googled watts, volts, and amps. 7.5 amps is what I could figure out, but I have no clue if that is right or not.
532397
I have had 5 amps on a really good day but of course it depends on sun light. If you hook two in parallel then you increase amps and sun light surface. I have two of the 100 watt panels on my system now and can get 8 -9 amps on a good day.
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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.
1098350
There is no negative (less than zero) voltage output capability. As the specs say 0 to 30 volts and 0 to 5 amps. The voltage that you set is regulated at that value until the current that you set is exceeded, then the constant current feature takes over and the voltage is reduced while maintaining your selected maximum current.
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In accordance with Ohm's Law, a device using 1.18 amps at 12 volts is consuming 14.16 watts (LO setting). Drawing 1.62 amps at 12 volts equals 19.44 watts (MED setting). 2.58 amps at 12 volts equals 30.96 watts (HI setting). I used amps in my post as it does not require calculating watts. If you have a 100 amp battery and you do not want to draw it down more than 80%, you have 80 amps available for use. Using 1.62 amps, just divide 80 by 1.62 to learn you have approx 49.38 hours of run time. For a complete explanation of Ohm's Law, which is the relationship between volts, current and resistance, look it up at www.wikipedia.org. Good luck to you! In accordance with Ohm's Law, a device using 1.18 amps at 12 volts is consuming 14.16 watts (LO setting). Drawing 1.62 amps at 12 volts equals 19.44 watts (MED setting). 2.58 amps at 12 volts equals 30.96 watts (HI setting). I used amps in my post as it does not require calculating watts. If you have a 100 amp battery and you do not want to draw it down more than 80%, you have 80 amps available for use. Using 1.62 amps, just divide 80 by 1.62 to learn you have approx 49.38 hours of run time. For a complete explanation of Ohm's Law, which is the relationship between volts, current and... » Read More In accordance with Ohm's Law, a device using 1.18 amps at 12 volts is consuming 14.16 watts (LO setting). Drawing 1.62 amps at 12 volts equals 19.44 watts (MED setting). 2.58 amps at 12 volts equals 30.96 watts (HI setting). I used amps in my post as it does not require calculating watts. If you have a 100 amp battery and you do not want to draw it down more than 80%, you have 80 amps available for use. Using 1.62 amps, just divide 80 by 1.62 to learn you have approx 49.38 hours of run time. For a complete explanation of Ohm's Law, which is the relationship between volts, current and resistance, look it up at www.wikipedia.org. Good luck to you! « Show Less
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Not sure about actual amps. Ohms law says Watts X Volts equals amps,I do know that my i can turn on every light in my trailer ( aprox 15 ) and my didgital volt meter does not drop a tenth of a volt. If buying for RV you will be happy . Ive looked around enough to know.
2253917
Amperage times Voltage gives you Wattage. 1.25 amps times 120 volts is 150 Watts. http://www.wikihow.com/Calculate-Wattage
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That is the voltage that it you can a just. it is a DC voltage. 1 volt = 1000 milliaps. Its just a brake down of how low you can take the voltage down. You can go under 1 volt.I hope this helps. My wife has what they call RSD and it helps her muscles regenerate.
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Math: Amps = Watts / Volts. 7500 Watts / 120 Volts = 750 / 12 = approx 62 Amps. BUT! My guess is that this is a 30 Amp balanced (2-sided) circuit system. That means you could get 30 Amps from one side & 30 Amps from the other side, yielding a total of 60 Amps of 120 Volt power, but only 30 amps each side of the output circuit. Then the most you can feed a single appliance is 30 Amps. Then it will not feed 50 amps 120 Volts to an appliance. And also it will feed only 30 Amps at 240 volts. If you had two separate heaters to your hot tub, each taking 25 Amps at 120 Volts, you could certainly run both heaters to get a total of 50 amp heating. But do you have a 50 amp 240 Volt hot tub? if so, that means 50 x 240 = 12,000 Watts.
1478972
It puts out 12vdc at up to 2 amps. If you only need 500ma, this has more capacity.
992521
Voltage is energy potential only.. it depends on the amperage.... I would not use them on more then 1 maybe 2 amps.
2190
to fine amperage from wattage it is a simple calculation Watts divided by volts.. so 24 div 12 is 2 amps
609248
I stopped working after a short time plugged into an Audi -- so I guess 0 amps would be the right answer ;) Seriously, avoid it...