What wattage microwave is required for use with the Fuseworks Beginners Fusing Kit
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I use an old 700 watt microwave and on high I do about 4.5-5 mins to fuse nicely. But the time will depend on type of glass and how many layers you use.
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i got the R300x4 the recommended fuse is a 50 amp...on the R250x4 a 50 amp is also recommended
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The minimum would be a 125 amp fuse (1500 watts/12 volts). I fried the Tiger Claw with about 1000-1100 watts continuous, with no real surge needed. A tech friend is looking into the problem. He states it really should be loaded to 1,200 watts total due to the internal parts. That is beyond my expertise, though. The Tiger Claw was replaced by a Samlex PSE24175a, which has performed flawlessly under the same load. I now have a Samlex PSE 2000 watt 24v which works with the same load, plus a window A/C with no problem. The old saying goes....You get what you paid for.
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Hey Dawn - there are 1100 watts for this microwave. We love it - it was a great price and does everything we need!
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watts 600w divided by voltage usually 120v voltage on fuse doesn't matter as long as its less then rating on fuse, equals amps 5 round up for fuse 5.5 or 6
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Found this on the manufacturer's website: Impedence: 6 ohmsWattage: 56 Watts @ 1kHzhttp://www.limitlesscreations.com/limitless-creations-x563/
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I used a ANL 30 amp Fuse along with the Scosche EWFH single ANL fuse holder. Both bought from AMAZON. And play it safe buy two fuses, one for back up.
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I would check the draw on the two items you want to wire together. Add their current loads together and I wouldn't go more than 1/2 the rating on the fuse. Wire them in parallel. (Put both positives together and put both negatives together. Also the gauge wire of the tap determines how big a fuse you can install in the tap, it should say what fuse to use... That number would be the maximum. You can go smaller, just not larger. If both current draws (amps) add up to more than 1/2 the rating on the fuse - then radar detector and LEDs need their own circuits.
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This unit is rated at only 500 watts. Using an 850 watt steamer will overheat it or blow the fuse. Look for a 1500 watt unit by the same manufacturer. It is not much more expensive but will have plenty of power for anything you need. My 500 watt unit has been very good. But you should know that these units are heavy and bulky.
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I bought the 5000W and she was bringing online a fuse 200A, 3500W for a cable kit KnuKonceptz KCA Complete 4 Gauge Amp Installation Kit pd_cp_e_3
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Use the largest Wattage modules you can to minimize the number of modules. The National Electric Code generally requires fuses or breakers to protect back-feed from other modules if you parallel more than two modules. Over two modules, you will need a pair of wires with connectors for each module, wired to a combiner box with breakers or fuses, then properly sized UV resistant wire or wet rated wire in conduit from the combiner to the charge controller.
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It says 12v 120W meaning 12 volt 120 watt so the fuse should be at least 10 amp.
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Do the math: Watts = Amps X Volts puts the appliance right at 20.8 amps. Meaning the circuit breaker may trip-- a lot! Mine is on a 30 amp breaker. Remember to make SURE the wiring is rated for the load you plan or your melting wires will be the circuit "breaker".
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1st 1500W for a house is small. Refrigerator and small coffee pot, the fuse type listed 200a is needed, but seriously 1500 for house... I have 2 2500's on my boat
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Ideally, you should use a 200amp fuse if I understand your question correctly. Wiki American wire gauge for more info.. Hope this helps.
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700 watts (9 amps at 120v) for the microwave. 1450 watts (12.5 amps at 120v) for the convection oven.
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10 amp. in a fuse link should be fine. If it pops after extended run time, bump it up to a 15 amp. Remember the fuse should be the weakest point in the circuit so any fuse should be OK if you use the right wiring and nothing gets warm.