This device appears to be 0.8Amps, not 8 amps. This would make it 9.6W. Can you confirm actual specs please? I have seen it on other websites at 8/10
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The rating is 8.0 Amps. This is how much current the device is capable of sourcing. If you look at the typical LED light strand used with this switch, they require 1.2 Amps per 1 meter. If this switch could only handle 0.8 Amps, it would probably melt when running a strand of those lights.
1983242
Its not good for any wattage since it will short out anything you plug into it. My suggestion is to throw it out and find a different adapter before it destroys all your electronics.
1260015
i think it is more up to local code, but i plug it. It only draws 8amps, so i don't see why it would not work.
1838122
I don't have the unit but I can tell you there is NO WAY it can be rated at 3000W. 3000W at 115Volts (Std. US voltage) results in a current draw of 26Amps, that current would trip any household 115V outlet breaker. Its marketing crapola. Don't be fooled.
582245
18Amps http://www.aubetech.com/products/produitsDetails.php?noLangue=2&noProduit=42
1014217
Yeah but it sounds more like a 50w not 3000w... And it's very unreliable. Mine blew 5 min to into using it not a a gig! Get a crown, worth every penny
2220381
Dear Demetre,I am the kind of guy who keeps useful extra items. The darn hub didn't work when it came. I read someone's comment that the power adapter was too small, so I looked in my stash of power packs [some people call them "Wall Warts!"] and found one rated 5V 1Amp. Since then, it has worked, but it's junky - the sockets do not fit smoothly. I notice that everyone else is using 3 - 5 Amps. The item they sent to me was tiny and it was much weaker than my 1 Amp unit.
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I am not sure what you are trying to determine. I don't have the test equipment to measure the small amount of power that this consumes. I did plug it into my Kill-A-Watt power monitor. The power consumed after 90 minutes still registered as zero. The instantaneous current and power were also zero. The device reads out to 2 decimal places so the power and current must me less than .00 amps and .00 watts. It is a very low power consuming device, exactly how low I am not sure. It is obviously not zero, just very low.
1202215
I have no clue as to the amps, however it is 900 watts and I googled watts, volts, and amps. 7.5 amps is what I could figure out, but I have no clue if that is right or not.
1754400
There's no amp rating on the device. I have it on a 20 amp circuit and it appears to be working well.
364580
Thanks for your inquiry. I am so sorry to tell you that the 60W (5A) power supply will not work through this device. Hope this information can help you.
1123584
I couldn't find it online or in the manual so I called their customer service. They said it is 6.2 amps.
1176932
Dear customer,thank you for your message.sorry.------------------------------Output Power : 20W X 2 RMSInput power : 12v 2A DC--------------------------------looking forward to serving you again soon.Kind regards
1459624
It is rated at 3 amps, if your device draws close to 3 amps you may want to get a power supply rated for more than 3 amps. The device I'm using called for a 2 amp supply, I increased it to 3 amp and haven't had any more problems.
910499
The Data plate lists the wattage as rated input--980 watts. The voltage is 115 and the amp rating is 9.2 amps. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask........................
1212442
It provides more but the unit you plug in only draws what it needs. So lets say you have a phone that draws 2 amps and 10 watts. The unit can supply up to 3.5 amps and 15 watts but the device you just plugged in only draws the 2a and 10w it needs, its not forcing it to take 3.5 amps and 15 watts. Generally you can only damage something like this if you give it the wrong voltage supply.
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Let me try that again. I'm not sure how of the amount of voltage or amps specifically but I can tell you that I use it as the power cord on my Motorola wireless router and it works well enough for me working at home/laptop, my smart tv, and my son playing his PS3/4 all wirelessly. I have Cmcst for my internet provider but ultimately my router is giving us the access, right? Hopefully that can give you an idea of how much juice I'm getting out of it at least. Hope that helps.