what is the watts for this unit and how long does it take to boil full pot of water?
1471445
120V 840W 60Hz. When the water is completely new, it takes about 10 minutes to boil. When the pot has been on, it takes about a minute to reboil.
771966
I have not measured how many watts it is, but I can tell you that you can put your habnd right next to it and it's not hot at all. I do not recommend that you buy this unit. It does not get hot at all. Barley warm. The only good thing is the way it looks. Don't buy it. Spend your money somewhere else. I hope that helps.
466293
Just tested for you. A full 1.5L water bring to boil and stop it takes 7 minutes and 50 second on my kettle.
1823087
I use it for homebrewing and heat up approximately 7 gallons in a stainless steel kettle. It will bring it to boil but it takes in about two hours and no it's not a rolling boil but a light simmer
2033944
I did use it on a small electric water heater of 1500 watts for a few times and it worked fine. I had it come on for about 15 minutes per day for a few days. The instructions say it can handle up to about 1800 watts.
447476
OK, I timed it this morning, and a full pot (water to the max line) took probably 6-7 minutes to completely boil. "Completely boil" means boil for a few seconds and then the "on" button automatically turns off. It starts boiling at around 5-6 minutes, but it's safer to leave it boiling for a little bit to kill the bacteria - that's probably why it doesn't shut off until about a minute later. I normally put in about 2 cups of water in the morning, just enough for my coffee and a little extra, and this takes about 1-2 minutes to boil. It's pretty convenient/saves time when you do it this way. Hope this helps! OK, I timed it this morning, and a full pot (water to the max line) took probably 6-7 minutes to completely boil. "Completely boil" means boil for a few seconds and then the "on" button automatically turns off. It starts boiling at around 5-6 minutes, but it's safer to leave it boiling for a little bit to kill the bacteria - that's probably why it doesn't shut off until about a minute later. I normally put in about 2 cups of water in the morning, just enough for my coffee and a little extra, and this takes about 1-2 minutes to boil. It's pretty convenient/saves time when... » Read More OK, I timed it this morning, and a full pot (water to the max line) took probably 6-7 minutes to completely boil. "Completely boil" means boil for a few seconds and then the "on" button automatically turns off. It starts boiling at around 5-6 minutes, but it's safer to leave it boiling for a little bit to kill the bacteria - that's probably why it doesn't shut off until about a minute later. I normally put in about 2 cups of water in the morning, just enough for my coffee and a little extra, and this takes about 1-2 minutes to boil. It's pretty convenient/saves time when you do it this way. Hope this helps! « Show Less
1220138
on the waterwise website it says it is 800 watts and it takes 4 hours to make a gallon of water
912402
When you pour cold water into the top, the tank heater draws 800 watts until the water is heated; after the water reaches its storage temperature, the"keep warm" heater draws only 44 watts. The plate on which the carafe sits is not heated in this thermal carafe model. These figures are from the manual for an earlier, non-thermal pot model, which also has a heated plate under the glass pot that draws another 46 watts. In terms of current, this unit draws a maximum of 7.01 amps on a 120 volt circuit.
1969974
Not too sure about the wattage, may want to Google it. Buuuut, my gravies boil (not a rapid boil), so I'm sure water would. I wish I could be more helpful, but I don't use it often.
759466
Stand says it is 1500 W. I've had other, more expensive kettles and they were no faster at heating the water. It is very fast.
1726135
The kettle holds about 6-1/2 cups of water. For a full pot allow 7 minutes to boil. After 20 minutes the water is still piping hot. Great little pot!
33336
The limit of this device is 1000 Watts. Most electric heaters are significantly above that. I currently use it on a small coffee pot that takes 700 Watts and does not have an auto shutoff circuit. It has been in service for about three months with no problems.
2027996
this uses a 120 plugin. it is a 1750 watt 1.7 liter pot.....got this for my niece..she loves it....hope this is the right answer for you..
1445636
Ive never timed it. It heats up quickly but it would depend on size of pot and how much water.
781194
The beauty of this is that it is 0 watts. No plug- ins. Cook with the inside pot on your stove until the content boils, and put the entire pot in, close the lid and walk away. When I do the beef stew I repeat this process twice and it's done. Think a thermos jar but in a larger scale.
297068
Depends on how much wattage the hot water tank needs (VOLTSxAMPS)=WATTS. Also, don't expect to get the full 400W out of this unit.
1220137
Don't know wattage but it uses regular household current and takes about 3-4 hours to fill the container that comes with it. I usually make 3-4 gallons in a day about twice a month. I don't notice any major use of electricity in my bill.