can this be used for a Mixer/blender which has 550watts on it ?
2035658
Yes,it can be used for a Mixer/blender which has 550watts on it. I am using it for a 600watts Mixer/blender,and it is doing a great job.
2035659
It should but of course the question is how much surge does the mixer draw on start up as motors draw more when they start. You might be safer to go 1000 watts. The other question is since this is likely a European mixer it is designed for 50 Hz (cycles per second) and the US standard is 60 Hz. This transformer does not change the cycles per second and some things are more sensitive to that than others so the best I can honestly tell you not being an expert or knowing your mixer is maybe. Sorry I can not say for sure.
2035660
Yes,it can be used for a Mixer/blender which has 550watts on it.I am using it for a 600watts Mixer/blender,and it is doing a great job.
1834031
It will charge anything up to 100o watts. So yes it will run a blender. Very quiet running. High quality unit.
390138
It is not selectable wattage. It will produce 5600W @ 240VAC or 4200W @ 208VAC.
72701
You should be able to. The unit handles 300W and your mixer is 135W. Another way to find out is the current, if you find how much current your 110V appliance consumes, it should not go over 300/110 = 2.7A which is the max the LiteFuze handles.
296503
Not sure - if it says it needs 350 watts then it probably does to run effectively or maybe even at all - I've used it with 400 watt and 550 watt power supplies and I know it works great with both of those... RH
794713
I don't think the wattage would be a problem. I used it with a curling iron but the important thing is that the device you are using it with (phone, IPAD, hair appliance, etc.) is capable of dual voltage so it can handle 110 and 220. You will also need a plug adapter to fit another country's wall plugs. If it's not capable of dual voltage you would have a problem.
424639
I have a 500w power supply and it works fine. A 550w will be good especially for having future expansions within your rig. Buying it used should be fine as well.
504715
I think not, 500w is the less you need to use it, with a 600w maybe you can
723136
You can use it on anything that uses less than the 500w rating, probably safe to not go over 400w too often. I've run various electronics (playstation) and a ninja blender as well as a kitchenaid mixer without issues. Have used mine for over 2 years now without problems. If you have larger components then you should get the larger model.
1670458
I have my doubts it would have enough power to mix anything with ice involved.I ended up donated my blender to a charity. Not of any use for making protein smoothies with frozen berries either!
901939
The power supply input only support 120VAC/60hz. You will need transformer that converts 220VAC to 120VAC and an adapter plug. Please go to an electronic store in Europe for more info. Failure to this may damage the mixer power supply. Hope it helps.
616716
Yes. We are using this in India. Usually, 1.5 times the watts will be safe because of the initial load it needs during the start of the blender and you are choosing the right one.
618403
no it's not. You need at least 550W to get the full potential of this card.
1958205
I read somewhere that output watts are different from the actual watts the machine uses so a 600watt blender may sound super powerful but if its OUTPUT is not 600watts, then it's really just a tricky way of wording it to make you think you're buying a very powerful machine.
274636
yes, but you have to make sure you have enough water for it to blend/puree- once it gets going it will be smooth at the end. Only 700 watts of power but enough for the price.
891634
I think it may work but could create an impedance issue and over heat you mixer, not good. I would recommend using another amplifier not less than 300 watts per channel.
2157790
I believe the minimum power supply is 500W. I use a 550W and haven't had any problems.