At what wind speed will this turbine produce the stated 600 watts? it is hard to compare without this info.
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its a 600w alternated generator... it will never reach 600wats... probably closer to 450w... though you are right there isnt any data supporting this... just do some research about ac to dc conversion...
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I do not know why, in this era of energy conservation awareness, so many electrical applinces do not tell the wattage of the appliance. The Aerospeed does not have it on the box anywhere. On the bottom of the unit it says 120 volts, 0.57 amps. Watts = Volts X Amps, so 120 volts X 0.57 amps = 68.4 watts. I'd suppose this is at the high speed. It seems reasonable that it would use less at the medium and low speeds, but I have no way to estimate that.
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I just got an answer from the magic bullet technical support that it is 600 watts and 10,000 rpms
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You can calculate it from here and find some additional information as well about turbine: http://www.gudcraftonline.com/category-s/57.htm
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I have no idea on watts; all I wanted was a small fan/heater for my desk at work ! Sorry I can't help
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I sell both 400W and 600W. I will correct this mistake but to answer your question, 120400 model is 400 watts and 120600 model is 600 watts.
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Recommended is 450w See http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page362.htm
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It is 1900 watts and it dry's my hair fast. Hope this help you.I love it. Nancy
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The manufacturers spec says 2160W at startup and 1032W running. It doesn't say if thats at the high, low or both speeds. If you're looking for heat it doesn't get real hot. As I recall they say about 20 deg above the outside air. Works well on my 2 PWD's. They have more hair than a lab but no undercoat. be sure to read the reviews. I've had mine for a year and love it as it dries them without damaging the hair.
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i dont have the specifications any longer however i think the wattage is 60 at it's top speed setting...if i remember correctly
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Actually on high it uses 1500 watts (1389 showing on my meter) and 900 watts on low. Previous models of these that I own offered three wattage options; 500, 1000, and 1500. So I miss the lower 500 watt option - not available on this newer model.
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I often tell people that it is a dangerous thing to ask me an opinion. So here it goes. Don't. 400 Watt wind turbine will supply a trickle more energy than your solar panels. On top of that, it will probably downgrade the production of the solar panels by casting a shadow on them. My advice is to add more solar. Of course I say this without knowing a lot of the parameters, where you cruise, what the weather is, etc.. This being said, if you are researching wind turbine, you will notice that some sellers will offer a solar AND wind charge controller. That's what I would use. Also, if your battery cannot stay charge overnight, the bank is too small. I often tell people that it is a dangerous thing to ask me an opinion. So here it goes. Don't. 400 Watt wind turbine will supply a trickle more energy than your solar panels. On top of that, it will probably downgrade the production of the solar panels by casting a shadow on them. My advice is to add more solar. Of course I say this without knowing a lot of the parameters, where you cruise, what the weather is, etc.. This being said, if you are researching wind turbine, you will notice that some sellers will offer a solar AND wind charge controller. That's what I would use. Also, if... » Read More I often tell people that it is a dangerous thing to ask me an opinion. So here it goes. Don't. 400 Watt wind turbine will supply a trickle more energy than your solar panels. On top of that, it will probably downgrade the production of the solar panels by casting a shadow on them. My advice is to add more solar. Of course I say this without knowing a lot of the parameters, where you cruise, what the weather is, etc.. This being said, if you are researching wind turbine, you will notice that some sellers will offer a solar AND wind charge controller. That's what I would use. Also, if your battery cannot stay charge overnight, the bank is too small. « Show Less
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Unfortunately, after carefully checking the fan, instruction booklet and box, I have found no information regarding the watts. Like Susan Mann responded on February 19, I concur it is an awesome fan. I love the flexibility of using with or without household current. Quite frankly, I was also surprised at the efficiency while operating on batteries.
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These lights say 10 watts but they actually use less than 10 watts. They can run for hours and hours on a 12 volt system. They are not designed to run straight from a wind turbine. Hope that helps with your question.
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In full sun mine at times produced 180 watts which = 15amps. But not all the time. depends on the sun.
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Well I wasn't sure either, so I checked online and so far, all resources agree on 1500 WATTS of power. That said, I've had great service so far with mine, after regular use, the past four years.
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I see that Jake has answered your question. It should also be pointed out that the expected peak wattage is dependent upon the altitude that the unit operates at. Mine is at about 5200 feet and I have tested it to a little over 5000 watts. Not sure of the peak, but generac should be able to provide that.