Hi, what is the consumation in watts? TY
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It works in a normal USA electrical outlet, 1200 watts I believe. European outlets will need an adapter. Hint: Follow recipe exactly, including how to blend it together. Oil cooking surfaces lightly using a paper towel with a little liquid vegetable oil. I used spray first and it was a mess to clean up. Cookies are very good - makes about 40 cookies.
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I don't know watts but I can tell you is bright enough to feed my baby at night find his paci and let me sleep.
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The only actual data I have is that the label says 120/240V 50/60 Hz 0.6A. Now, that could be as high as 144 watts. I can absolutely assure you that it consumes nothing even remotely like that. I can't unplug the switch now to measure, but I can tell you that the case is just barely perceptibly warm to the touch. I would guess something in the neighborhood of 2 - 3 watts.
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OK, this is how I think of it. Watts=amps x volts. So from their description, 7 watts = amps x 12 volts. This makes 7 / 12 = amps putting it at .58 amps. I checked the back of the panel. It says 467 mA. Google says 467 milliamperes = 0.467 amperes. Kinda close? Hope this helps.
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There should be a UL label on the bottom of the machine which states its watts and/or amps. UL is a third party evaluation group that gives accurate information. Could someone who has one of these machines tell us what it says?
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You can download a manual from Watts in PDF form. Google search Watts and the model number. You'll find its pretty generic.
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I have no idea on watts; all I wanted was a small fan/heater for my desk at work ! Sorry I can't help
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Since it is battery operated, I don't have an answer to the watts. This works very well for what it is intended for (mixing hot choc. powder, protein shakes, and anything liquid that is not real thick.) The attachments are a little short, but still work in a cup or glass.
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Dear jeffrey, i do not really know the watts for this lamps, i am not an expert, i can only assure that it works perfectly. I live in Colombia and i recently used it for traveling at a very high road with foggy day and it was perfect
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I just bought a space saver 6. I use a Kill-a-Watt device to measure the power consumption. It is around 40 watt per hour.
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Press Menu until you get to Volts, then press Up or Down keys to find Watts.That is what the manual says.
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I don't know but in the past, their numbers have corresponded to the optimal watts delivered. I'd try asking them again because my experiences with their customer service department is that they hire the mentally disabled. Their products are excellent but their customer service isn't.
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Well I wasn't sure either, so I checked online and so far, all resources agree on 1500 WATTS of power. That said, I've had great service so far with mine, after regular use, the past four years.
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The Watts is a better tool and easier to use. I am very happy with the device. I would recommend.
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I'm sorry, I'm nt sure since it doesn't say anywhere.I assume you can go up to 100 watts no problem, but to be safe, I would do 60 watts.
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Watts = Power = Voltage x Current (per standard electrical engineering texts) and is independent of time or cost units.The power rating (watts) is usually given in the back label of appliances. This is a description of the engineering consumer rated capability of the system. For appliances, in general, it assumes either 110 or 240 V as appropriate.The energy cost rate (cents/kw-hr) can be found in the electricity bill. This is useful for estimating energy cost and also for making sense of your electricity bill. It varies as a function of the cost the utility company charges for a given amount of electricity. Watts = Power = Voltage x Current (per standard electrical engineering texts) and is independent of time or cost units.The power rating (watts) is usually given in the back label of appliances. This is a description of the engineering consumer rated capability of the system. For appliances, in general, it assumes either 110 or 240 V as appropriate.The energy cost rate (cents/kw-hr) can be found in the electricity bill. This is useful for estimating energy cost and also for making sense of your electricity bill. It varies as a function of the cost the utility company... » Read More Watts = Power = Voltage x Current (per standard electrical engineering texts) and is independent of time or cost units.The power rating (watts) is usually given in the back label of appliances. This is a description of the engineering consumer rated capability of the system. For appliances, in general, it assumes either 110 or 240 V as appropriate.The energy cost rate (cents/kw-hr) can be found in the electricity bill. This is useful for estimating energy cost and also for making sense of your electricity bill. It varies as a function of the cost the utility company charges for a given amount of electricity. « Show Less
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My advice ...don t buy it, regardless of watts. Mine quit working properly after 3 weeks. I ordered a replacement...same thing happened after 2 weeks!