How many amps does this pump draw? Thanks.
2037676
I wish I could tell you. I installed one in a full size Ford van to help get the heat to the rear of the vehicle and it worked great. It can't pull too much current as I remember only using like #12 wire and it didn't get hot, probably only 10 amps or less would be my guess. Sorry I can't give you an exact answer.
2037677
I'm fitting mine today. I'll endeavour to put a meter on it then let you know!
767164
It draws 4 amps (48W) according to label. I have one and works great for us.
354035
15 Amps at 110 Volts AC is 1,650 Watts. That would be the absolute most it could handle. If your pool pump is over 1500 Watts you may be better off with a larger timer (in case of voltage spikes and sags). If your pool pump is less than 1000 Watts it should run for years (mine has).
1988985
You can set the pump to either 115 or 230 You can make the change by removing the back housing Mine ran on 230 which I think was perset If it trips the breaker at 115 you either have a fault or the breaker is to low It should be a 25 amp The motor does draw a good amount of power
1463740
I'm using mine on a pool pump. My 1 HP pump draws 15 amps. The way I read the ratings on the timer is; it is rated for using both outlets at the same time. I am only using one outlet and it has been working fine for a couple of weeks now.
1792983
1/5 HP. It is great a great pump. I use it mostly for home use servicing my cars. But it would work fine for home systems. It is not really built (nor does it cost) for commercial work. Here is a link to the Operators Manual; http://catalog.otctools.com/newcatalog/products/555562_E.pdf
1611700
This pump requires a 15 AMP circuit on your motorcycle. It surges to 15amp when you turn it on, then drops back to 5amp. If you plug it into a 5amp circuit, it will immediately blow the fuse.
10619
You get the wire this thing yourself if my recollection is accurate. I ran it off of a programmable timer to control when it would run - I believe the pump is rated continuous duty though. If you are asking whether a 15-amp receptacle would provide adequate power, the answer is yes - much more than required actually.
2141804
I ran my pump off of my camper batteries (12 volts) using rather heavy duty jumper cables several years ago. I don't know how much current it draws, but as I recall, the pump has a thermal overload or fuse, maybe both, but check the manual. On the other hand, if you intend to supply the operating current with a "jumper box" capable of delivering 15 amps, it's output is probably protected by a fuse or breaker as well. Check it's manual to be sure. If it is protected, I would suggest you try to run the pump with the jumper box. It may overload the jumper box, but it won't be a short. I suspect that the pump will draw less than 15 amps. I ran my pump off of my camper batteries (12 volts) using rather heavy duty jumper cables several years ago. I don't know how much current it draws, but as I recall, the pump has a thermal overload or fuse, maybe both, but check the manual. On the other hand, if you intend to supply the operating current with a "jumper box" capable of delivering 15 amps, it's output is probably protected by a fuse or breaker as well. Check it's manual to be sure. If it is protected, I would suggest you try to run the pump with the jumper box. It may overload the jumper box, but it won't be a... » Read More I ran my pump off of my camper batteries (12 volts) using rather heavy duty jumper cables several years ago. I don't know how much current it draws, but as I recall, the pump has a thermal overload or fuse, maybe both, but check the manual. On the other hand, if you intend to supply the operating current with a "jumper box" capable of delivering 15 amps, it's output is probably protected by a fuse or breaker as well. Check it's manual to be sure. If it is protected, I would suggest you try to run the pump with the jumper box. It may overload the jumper box, but it won't be a short. I suspect that the pump will draw less than 15 amps. « Show Less
1465059
It draws 13.75 amps. I used it on my patio on a 15 amp non dedicated circuit with no problem.
2141803
The label on the pump says 16 amps. I ran a (probably 12 gauge) wire from our house batteries, under the motorhome, to a heavy duty 12 volt outlet in a compartment near the dump valves. I used a 20 amp inline fuse. The fuse has never blown. My guess is the pump would draw a little less than 15 amps.I apologize for being a "nitpicker". More than 15 amps wouldn't be a "short circuit". A circuit breaker should trip.
810325
This pump is 12 volt, however mine quit working after about 8 hours of use. I am now looking for a better pump.
1510645
No. That air pump draws 1.45 amps, or 120v x 1.45a = 175 watts. This inverter would go into overload protection mode and shut down.
1027260
Mine was 220v. This pump did not last long as the nozzles to connect air hoses snapped off. Otherwise a quiet pump.
990012
I believe it said 7 amps. fixed in a hole now so can not pull out and double check. Really shoots the water. I use it for are large kio pond.
1476452
Come with a 110volt standard cord,Plugs in , I cut it off and wired it up 220 for efficiency. Really a good pump with nice output on high range.
1608295
With my pump running at 3000 rpm it shows I am using just under 900 watts.Hope that helped