Is this compatible for 1100 watts microwave?
2018193
That tough one i ran an electric blanket computer and a fan off of it i think it will cause its rated for 3000 and thats why i chose this one
907130
I don't know. Ours was a different model GE microwave. Sorry we can't help you.
383880
Most microwaves are 1500 watts. If they plug into a regular outlet they are 120 volt. If you divide the 1500 by 120 you get 12.5 amps. Too much for a 7 amp cord. This cord is for 220 volt appliances (mostly commercial)- not for 120 volt appliances.
428368
That a good question! I finally gave up. I tried 3, 3.30, 4 and it burned at 4. I hate the thing and think it was a waste of my money. My microwave is 1100 watts. I never got it to turn out right.
949647
This microwave uses 1100 watts. That means it will draw about 9 amps of power. Since the typical electrical wall outlet is rated for 15 amps, it should be OK to use a non-dedicated outlet. Be aware that big users of power should not share the outlet, for example a hair dryer or a toaster.
1164264
Hi, I ended up returning this. I called several places trying to find a mounting kit / microwave combination that were compatible. I bought at least three different mounting kits and two microwaves after being assured by sales people that the mounting kit and microwaves were compatible. None of were even close so I gave up and built a shelve. I hope you have better luck
1902985
I would not buy this item for that . But buy a 2000 watt inverter like a yellow power drive brand you will not go wrong with it. This whistler 1200 I returned because it would not run my 700 watt microwave that needed 1050 watt at start up. So I got a 2000 watt yellow power drive from a truck stop for my semi truck no problem's use it every day.
168963
I agree with the previous responder. The 1110 watt load is marginal for the unit. I would use the 1800 watt unit.
1603865
I am not sure I have the correct answer for wattage. The microwave is 120 volts, 60 Hertz, output is 800 Watts. Input is 1280 Watts
501981
700 watts (9 amps at 120v) for the microwave. 1450 watts (12.5 amps at 120v) for the convection oven.
630094
1200 watts is what I thought, but reading other answers, I must be wrong & that would account for why it takes 30 seconds longer than our last microwave to cook popcorn.
1040493
There is a large list of compadible microwaves in the "description" section on Amazon. I just looked for my model number on the list before purchasing.
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.
148503
I do believe it is total output regardless of the plug. It's not like a stereo system where the manufacturers try to baffle you with geewhiz numbers that don't mean anything. So, yes, I believe you could plug in a 1kw microwave as long as nothing else is running.
1858525
I bought it for someone else so I can't check it out personally, but other websites show it as 1100 watts.
2044417
My model number is different but the plate measures 12 3/4, and has a three (3) prong center. Would probably work in most microwaves that accommodate the 3 prong center. Hopefully this helps.
630097
The 1.1 cu.ft is 1000 watts of cooking power as per the description: http://www.amazon.com/Danby-Designer-Countertop-Microwave-Stainless/dp/B007V7G5TU/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t