What is the "C" factor rating on this or...How much energy does it waste? ...How long does it last?
1956858
Im not sure what you mean by c factor but if your using a vape pen, the battery depletes in less than 30 mins. And takes 6 hours to charge. Also, if you take the battery apart, its mainly sand to make the battery feel heavier. If your using it in a flashlight deal im sure these would be acceptable. I would not recommend for mechanical mods!
1956859
I am not familiar with a C factor, however, they last a while and of course it depends on the load of the flashlight. I work at night and yse my light auite often. The light I use for work only takes one battery. I want to say it lasts about two hours on high. For myself that would be 700 lumens. Hope this helps.
1956860
Not sure about the the C rating on these Ultrafires. I've got two sets that I use in two Klarus XT10 LED flashlights putting out 800 Lumens - I get about 1.5 to 2.0 hours on high from each battery. The bottom line: if you're using a similar flashlight for patrol where you need the light for up to several hours during a shift - consider a more expensive battery. For utility or homeowner use I recommend the UltraFires and will buy them again. I have had very good luck over the past two years with them.
578707
How long will it last? - I think the real question is - does it do what you want it to do? For me the answer is no. I would not recommend buying this product.
59998
mine lasted a year then quit and all i used it for was to charge batterys for my remote control airplaine, HINT= i dont fly in winter.. i went to manufacturer right here in brooklyn and basicaly they told me tough,buy another one. my next unit came from hobby king and it is more powerfull and has lasted me longer . oh, and was a lot cheeper also.
1644080
The one we had would just start cooking all on its own even when no one was home! So I would have to say it is NOT energy star compliant and After nearly 2 years and numerous repairman out to "fix" it, they determined it could not be fixed and it is now in a landfill. Another big mark against saving the Earth. It is a huge waste and I would not even recommend this microwave to my worst enemy.
1770023
Not sure of electricity consumption; however, the appliance is "Energy Star" rated.
392420
I'm sorry, it was a gift to my brother so I can't be sure. However, he says it cooks in just 5 minutes and it plugs into a normal wall outlet, so I can't imagine that it uses an enormous amount. You might try connecting with the company directly. Good luck!Linda
1446994
I don't know it official rating, but I can't imaginie it would last more than a few minutes in a real blaze. This is great for making change, but I wouldn't use it for long term storage
906609
Interesting question...don't know the answer...but will offer a guess as to the cfm...perhaps 100 and energy use age is like 20-40 watts...intermittent ..it is about equivalent to a cheep bath fan but quieter..
1320339
Sorry, cannot help, I have not reached the end of the run time yet. I use it about 15 min a night only, tho.
1081119
I don't think I would waste my money on this particular unit. I have 3 of them, the first two I bought a couple of years ago and they work well, but the one I bought in Feb has been sen back 3 times and I got it back again and it burned up again after two uses. So for over two months I have not had something i paid for then spent $50 the first time to ship to them and back again. They have paid the last two times, but I still am out of over $200 and still have no system
662765
I tend to keep mine on power save, it seems to last pretty well. I'm not sure and exact answer on a number but several hours.
1879916
It uses 1500 watts per hour. In my area electricity is about 14 cents/kilowatt. So, if you use if for three hours per day that would be 135 kilowatts per month and cost $18.90/month. I use it to help heat our finished basement (14ftx42ft) and it does a great job. It's not cost effective to have it on all day long, but if I know I'm going to be in the basement I'll set if for 3-4 hours. It'll take the temp from 65 degrees up to 69 in well under an hour (more like 30-40 minutes).
1749082
It uses C batteries. I think it was 4 or 6...can't remember. I would strongly suggest not to buy it. I bought one and had to send it back because it was only feeding when it felt like it. I thought I got a lemon so I sent it back, ordered another and the second unit did THE EXACT SAME THING. You can try it if you want, but be warned!
2236635
Ohh I see it wow I can't promise I can take a annual kilowatt for rating. I feel I jot sure I don't have experience fridge annual kilowatt. But i did first time fridge 2 year wow I feel good. But I want know how to fridge annual kilowatt rating unit???
1124138
I've only had the system for a few months, so can't speak for long-term use. The instrument array has a small solar cell that charges an internal battery. The inside console uses three "C" cells or a supplied transformer. The accompanying owner's manual suggests the "C" cells will last for about a year.
6718
I'm not sure what the actual power usage is, but I'm sure it's minimal. As for your second question, any object or device subjected to an unstable climate with temperature swings as wide as 38-100 will be adversely affected. Why would you want to subject a finely calibrated electronic instrument such as this to that sort of abuse?
844908
I live in Southern California(Hot, so I don't use it often) but from what I can tell it is not a power hog. It will only heat a small room so don't buy it to heat a large communal room. I bought it to heat the bathroom when I use it during winter.