What is maximum AMP (current) rating of this product ? Will it work for ShopVac which draws 10 AMPs ?
1050099
yes it will work very well.the item is rated for 20 amps but the circuit breaker feeding that item will only allow 16 amps on a steady basis. i use these in my electrical service business and find them a good product if applied properly.
222844
You can't confuse the input and output wattage. The 10,000W is the output... 110V, so the max current is 90A on the AC load peak. The input, however, is only 12V, and the current there is limited by your regulator. Current is still current, so if you multiply 90A times 12V you get 1000W total input peak. Nowhere NEAR 800 amps going in! You would blow up your batteries! :)
1465059
It draws 13.75 amps. I used it on my patio on a 15 amp non dedicated circuit with no problem.
1958976
10 amps should be ok but I would use a relay just to be safe. It would also save on the life of the relays in the remote and you will be worry free for years.
241296
I bought it for a low voltage application...using 12vdc. It does not specify on the device the rating.
1599728
I believe it draws just under 1 amp at 12 volts. I am running 4 of them on the property with a 12 volt class 2 transformer. At 6 volts it will pull 1.1 amps.
1849525
It is designed to be used on a 15amp circuit. When metered with an amp meter the highest I've seen is just under 13.5 amps.
2248912
This unit will load up to 1.5amp at 10 watts-At 6v you will have more than enough current to satisfy the 500ma-I have bought several of these power supplies for a couple of different custom projects. I wire them directly into circuit boards so i cannot speak to the adapter plugs, however I can speak to the robust construction of the components. I have one that is in service for up to 12 hours at a time and it works well with not problem.
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.
2150908
Manufacturer's rating is 300W / 2.5A maximum load. It is *NOT* for high current applications. I use it for controlling exterior lights on a detached garage.Look here:http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/91WEInllQDS.pdf
227667
Yes you would only be pulling 10 amps . The only problem you need to find out what the continues operating amps. the switch will operate at for sure but I would say so.
2255671
Im not sure how many amps it is rated for. I use it on a 12v marine deep cycle battery systme.
546361
10 gauge would be good and is more than sufficient to hanlde the current draw of this amplifier. 10 gague is also what the manufacturer recomends for this amplifier.
2120877
I used a 10 amp fuse and it worked very well. My amp meter never pulled more than 5.5 amps in any mode. Hope this info helps.
1345343
Hi, thanks for your question. The maximum amperage is 10A. See below from the listing details. Specifications: Power input/output: 120V/60Hz, max. 1200W 10A Please let us know if there is anything else we can answer for you. We are also always available to answer questions and address concerns through Amazon messaging system. Thanks! -Etekcity
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.
1836379
Hello Kevin,I do not know what the max current for this device is! But by the power cord it looks like it should be able to handle 15 amps. I use it for heat lamps and also 1500 watt heaters and so far I have had no problems. But you might want to check with the manufacturer of the unit. I have a couple of them and planning on buying a couple more. They are really handy. Good Luck, Gary