what is max amp rating?
1479231
From http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Cable-Extension-Grounded-Trinector/dp/product-description/B000BPLNHS/ref=dp_proddesc_0?ie=UTF8&n;=228013&s;=hi (I clicked on "See all Product Description" in the Product Description part): "From the Manufacturer This extension cord is designed with your convenience in mind. The slim styling allows furniture to be pressed up very close to the wall. Because it helps be out of the way, it is more safe than a normal cord that sticks out awkwardly. The plug also glows slightly to help you see it anytime of the night. The 125V rating is up to 13-Amps. Technically it has wire type SPT-2 which is ticker than traditional SPT-1 wire." From http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Cable-Extension-Grounded-Trinector/dp/product-description/B000BPLNHS/ref=dp_proddesc_0?ie=UTF8&n;=228013&s;=hi (I clicked on "See all Product Description" in the Product Description part): "From the Manufacturer This extension cord is designed with your convenience in mind. The slim styling allows furniture to be pressed up very close to the wall. Because it helps be out of the way, it is more... » Read More From http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Cable-Extension-Grounded-Trinector/dp/product-description/B000BPLNHS/ref=dp_proddesc_0?ie=UTF8&n;=228013&s;=hi (I clicked on "See all Product Description" in the Product Description part): "From the Manufacturer This extension cord is designed with your convenience in mind. The slim styling allows furniture to be pressed up very close to the wall. Because it helps be out of the way, it is more safe than a normal cord that sticks out awkwardly. The plug also glows slightly to help you see it anytime of the night. The 125V rating is up to 13-Amps. Technically it has wire type SPT-2 which is ticker than traditional SPT-1 wire." « Show Less
1076104
The documentation says: Suitable for use on a circuit capable of delivering no more than 10,000 rms symmetrical amperes, 120 volts maximum when protected by a 20-ampere circuit breaker rated 120 volts minimum. The interrupting rating of the fuse or circuit breaker shall not be less than the available fault current.
468204
Dear Jorge, Kindly inform you that this item is a 3VDC product. Its Max Amps is 5VDC. Hope this answered your question.
705814
It's rated power is 750. But this amp is a monster. Mine pushes over 900 watts rms.
309033
I do not have any measurements on the the maximum amps when this unit is used to its maximum rating of 2400 watts. Using an efficiency factor of 80% would result in a calculated value of 25 amps. I definitely do not consume that much on mine. I have a 27 inch LED display, several hard drives, wireless router, cable modem, small lamp, and a 32 inch television powered from my Tripp Lite unit with no issue. Hope this helps.
549134
I'm looking at the Installation Instructions for the unit and see no reference to "peak surge current rating." It does say that it is suitable for use on a circuit capable of delivering not more than 50,000 rms symmetrical amperes. ??
103779
According to the data sheets, max current is 15A. Look at the plugs for the things you are plugging in and see what they are rated. Add them all together and as long as they are less than 15A total it should work fine.
69492
They do not provide an amperage rating but your calculations are close. You used the right formula. The math is just a bit off. The actual formula for this is P(watts)/V(volts)=I(amps),so 150w/120v=1.25 amps. Hope that helps. Good luck.
1269605
I don't know the maximum output current since this one does not work at all.
1119038
As per labeled on the switch, its rated up to 20Amps.....hope this will help you....thx.
1532507
I honestly don't know the correct answer for sure. My understanding is anything UP TO the given amps listed should be okay. When I bought the universal plug, is was to replace one specifically for a given amp rating. It works, but I don't have any devices that go much below that. I'm willing to bet it would be okay, as long as the rating is below the given amps of a given device, as it's okay to go up to the amount of maximum amps, just not to go over it. I would seriously recommend looking further into the matter to find out for sure. When dealing with electronics, it's better 'to be safe than sorry', as the saying goes so it would be safest to be certain. I honestly don't know the correct answer for sure. My understanding is anything UP TO the given amps listed should be okay. When I bought the universal plug, is was to replace one specifically for a given amp rating. It works, but I don't have any devices that go much below that. I'm willing to bet it would be okay, as long as the rating is below the given amps of a given device, as it's okay to go up to the amount of maximum amps, just not to go over it. I would seriously recommend looking further into the matter to find out for sure. When dealing with electronics, it's better 'to be safe... » Read More I honestly don't know the correct answer for sure. My understanding is anything UP TO the given amps listed should be okay. When I bought the universal plug, is was to replace one specifically for a given amp rating. It works, but I don't have any devices that go much below that. I'm willing to bet it would be okay, as long as the rating is below the given amps of a given device, as it's okay to go up to the amount of maximum amps, just not to go over it. I would seriously recommend looking further into the matter to find out for sure. When dealing with electronics, it's better 'to be safe than sorry', as the saying goes so it would be safest to be certain. « Show Less
563133
I am not sure of the "MAXIMUM" rating but if you keep the output (volume) power down to a reasonable level you will be fine.If you are trying to drive your neighbors crazy, you might want to get bigger speakers
204224
Probably a 300-600 watt max amp. I have a 850 watt amp and have gone through 2 of these. Wattage specs may be a little higher than what these can actually handle. 10 gauge for connecting wires.
993618
most often these items are rated only in "amps" can you tell us the amp rating on your motor?DanCSH
502638
I'm not sure about the voltage rating & the max volt rating, but this adaptor is made to power heavy draw pedals. My pedals that chew through batteries sound great when powered by this adaptor. Very little difference from running on batteries so if you are okay with adaptor power this one will fit the bill. If you are powering pedals there should not be any issues with this adaptor, its great. If you are wondering if it can power a larger pedal modeler, then you might want to do a bit more research as this is intended to power individual pedals.
1175400
The manufacturer website specifies a maximum charging current of 35 amps. I fuse Mine at 40 amps.
481113
I believe each port is rated it at 2.1 amps, which the max for each port, I hope this helped