what is the wattage of the khm5apwh hand mixer?
1115387
The only thing I could find in the manual, or on the box, is "Volts: 120 A.C. Only. Hertz: 60". Nothing about wattage. I did go back & read older questions. Someone called KitchenAid & found out it was 145 watts.
1541371
I don't know about the wattage, but this is a terrible microwave. Mine is already having trouble working and I've only had it 2 months.
257736
If it's the Ninja Supra Kitchen System, then it is definitely 1200 watts/1.5 horsepower. I have this system. Might want to check at Walmart for BRAND NEW product at comparable price.
1123362
I've read that it's half horsepower, which makes it 373 watts (full horsepower is 746 watts, I googled it). I've also read that this brand is 700 watts. So I don't know which. Somewhere I also read that amps x volts=watts. So I read that it's 120 amps, but what are the volts? If someone can post a pic of the noted wattage on the actual machine, or at least the amps and volts, that'd be great. I know that Cuisinart has a 600 watt 11 cup capacity with dough blade. Still weighing my options.
1871512
I forget what the wattage is. It is probably the beat handheld blender I've owned. Have owned upwards of 30! My husband can only eat pureed foods. We take this to restaurants, its quiet. We cut meat into 1/4" pcs before blending. Charges quickly. We get 2-3 meals out of a charge
33593
finally i started to use the kbh 2571 and is a bluff, i don't think it has more than 2oo watts, nothing indicates the power in boX or in the appliance, really a bluff, not power!!!! don't buy it
2241060
I could not find any manufacturers data relating to the wattage. However, all is not lost; Black & Decker has a toll free number you can call 1-800-544-6986. Good Luck.
232662
I'll see if I can find the packaging in my recycle bin but I'd think it's under 1 watt. I believe another reviewer claimed they use 0.5 watts each.
482108
It's 400 Watts but it feels like more. It's perfectly capable of making bread dough or whip egg whites to perfection in few minutes. It has plenty of power. I also own the Bosch Universal Plus but it is too large unles you are making large batches of bread dough which I do when I bake to freeze it. I love and prefer the Compact machine for my everyday baking.
1774083
It doesn't say how many watts, I can't find that info anywhere on the booklet or on the mixer. However, watts = amps x volts so with that info on the mixer, it has 216 watts. (120 amps x 1.8 volts). I have not used this mixer yet, so I have not written a review but it comes with regular beaters, a whisk, and dough hooks which all fit in the case. When my new kitchen is finally finished, I will use it and write a review. I have always had good luck with Hamilton Beach products, though, and they are reasonably priced. Someone wrote that it is hard to get the beaters out. You have to push the speed button down into the machine and they come right out. It doesn't say how many watts, I can't find that info anywhere on the booklet or on the mixer. However, watts = amps x volts so with that info on the mixer, it has 216 watts. (120 amps x 1.8 volts). I have not used this mixer yet, so I have not written a review but it comes with regular beaters, a whisk, and dough hooks which all fit in the case. When my new kitchen is finally finished, I will use it and write a review. I have always had good luck with Hamilton Beach products, though, and they are reasonably priced. Someone wrote that it is hard to get the beaters out. You have to push the... » Read More It doesn't say how many watts, I can't find that info anywhere on the booklet or on the mixer. However, watts = amps x volts so with that info on the mixer, it has 216 watts. (120 amps x 1.8 volts). I have not used this mixer yet, so I have not written a review but it comes with regular beaters, a whisk, and dough hooks which all fit in the case. When my new kitchen is finally finished, I will use it and write a review. I have always had good luck with Hamilton Beach products, though, and they are reasonably priced. Someone wrote that it is hard to get the beaters out. You have to push the speed button down into the machine and they come right out. « Show Less
2187607
I am not sure, mine just uses the regular house voltage. I like this mixer, it has been in constant use for several years and had never failed me. It is my favorite small appliance. (it and my Bunn coffee maker)
1871513
I honestly don't know, it should be in the product specs, and I'm not sure where the manual is. The 320 is listed at 450 watts, this is at least that powerful. It's stronger than any other home-use immersion mixer I've ever owned (going back well over thirty years), the Li-ion battery charges quickly and has lots of boost for the motor, and it pulverizes just about anything in the mixing bowl from shallots to macadamia nuts - with ease. After over six months it's going like the day I took it out of the box and hooked it up to the converter.
1755084
It is 325 watts. My wife uses it for everyday baking at home and loves it. I purchased a different beater blade from New design with the silicon blades. The blades glide against the side of the bowl keeping the ingredients in the middle for better mixing.
1209390
I can not find how many watts it is. But as far as potatoes or thick cookie batter...it has enough power to do anything. I have had mixers that go faster, where this one is a little slower then those, but the power makes up for it. I have never had it stall out with thick mixtures thus far.
920772
I think it was 700 watt. Worst microwave oven that I ever owned. Bad experience, do not recommend.
487934
I don't know the wattage, but I have done hot dogs, hamburgers & BBQ chicken on it. I love it.
69619
The K45 is an older model with a 250 Watt motor. The KSM95 is part of their updated Ultra-Power series has a 300 Watt motor. They're both 4.5-quart tilt-head stand mixers.