I have a Juicer, a rice cooker, a slow cook, a water boiler. Can I have this converter stay up 24hrs/ 7days for the water boiler which is 660 watts?
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You need to look at total maximum wattage that you would be using. We currently use the LiteFuze 3000 to power an air compressor that is not used all the time. I put a wattmeter checker in the circuit today and am reading ~1600 watts. We have had the circuit breaker pop on the back of the unit a few rare times so even though the LiteFusze is rated at 3000 watts, I am guessing that it is really circuit protected for around 2000 watts. Other than that minor performance capability, the unit is excellent and I would recommend it. Back to your question.... if your total wattage is 1500 or less, you should have no problems. You need to look at total maximum wattage that you would be using. We currently use the LiteFuze 3000 to power an air compressor that is not used all the time. I put a wattmeter checker in the circuit today and am reading ~1600 watts. We have had the circuit breaker pop on the back of the unit a few rare times so even though the LiteFusze is rated at 3000 watts, I am guessing that it is really circuit protected for around 2000 watts. Other than that minor performance capability, the unit is excellent and I would recommend it. Back to your question.... if your total wattage is 1500 or less,... » Read More You need to look at total maximum wattage that you would be using. We currently use the LiteFuze 3000 to power an air compressor that is not used all the time. I put a wattmeter checker in the circuit today and am reading ~1600 watts. We have had the circuit breaker pop on the back of the unit a few rare times so even though the LiteFusze is rated at 3000 watts, I am guessing that it is really circuit protected for around 2000 watts. Other than that minor performance capability, the unit is excellent and I would recommend it. Back to your question.... if your total wattage is 1500 or less, you should have no problems. « Show Less
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Yes, it should work, but I wouldn't recommend the converter for long-term use. You can use it for short periods- maybe 10-15 minutes at at time, but it wasn't made to be plugged in for hours on end. Doing so will probably burn it out fairly quickly.
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All I can say is how I use it. I use it daily for 4 hrs constantly on a unit that demands 2500 watts. I don't have any issues to date. I hope this helps you.
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No, this is for 220, sure saves money on your electricity. Set timer to heat water only when you need it.
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Hi, the pot I'm using is NO option on that issue. From the label (spec.), it is 480W. Thanks for asking. Wing Lau.
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You will need to check the max output wattage of each appliance. I run a toaster oven 1150w and a rice cooker 300w at the same time no problem. I would not push it too close to 2000w total however. Also, you may want to upgrade the diameter of the power cables especially since they only give you 3' of #3 wire and you have to connect directly to your battery. I used 8' of 1/0 cable- way overkill but better safe than sorry.
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1500 watts. I would not recommend this kettle. Sometimes the auto shutoff does not work.
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1725 watts @ 115volts I'd be looking at cycles or hertz. In North America it's 60hz. Thailand could be 50hz. And most converters would be set for one or the other but not both.
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This kettle is 950 watts and 120 volts. It continues to brew perfect pots of tea for me. I hope that you can aquire one, as I am sure you will be pleased.
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The data plate says 1500 watts. It will operate on a normal 15 amp ckt. Therefore the continuous wattage is something less than 1440 watts. The average wattage is something in the range of 1200 watts but may actually approach 1500 watts when heating the water from room temperature to boiling to develop the first pressure pass.
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Hello, Thank you for your interest on our products. Unfortunately this kiln can't works continuously longer then 12 hours and in any case it takes 850 Watt in hour. Hope this information will be useful to you. With Regards. Yossef
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I don't think so. This transformer does not seem to be built for continuous use. I burned one converter with a 65W LED Tv in less than half an hour.
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tay away from the 6amp converter if using the road pro stove. Get the Burton 200watt converter. I have trie the 6amp and others. It has 15 amps. use it for the same reason and also on a 75 watt fridge. A little more expensive but you will be happy with it. It has a build in fan that is a little loud but keeps the unit very cool. Hope this helps.
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If the coffe maker is less than 1600 watts is ok to use it. Also a coffe msker is use for a short oeriod of time which wont make damage to the voltage comverter
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According to the product specs it will handle 5000 watts. We used it on a 20 gal 240 volt water heater with no problems.
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The limit of this device is 1000 Watts. Most electric heaters are significantly above that. I currently use it on a small coffee pot that takes 700 Watts and does not have an auto shutoff circuit. It has been in service for about three months with no problems.
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Yes Puja, I answered same question before, this item is working so simple , just converter plug and it's capacity 500 watt. If you will use 600 watt tool then its gonna break. Do u understand ?