I want to use this to remotely cycle my portable de-humidifier which is under 10amps. Is there a rated max power draw?
1052693
I'm certain three is but I'm unaware of the limitation. Wouldn't a digital timer switch be a better option?
1052694
This is straight from the Belkin site. "The WeMo is rated at 15 Amps/1800 Watts at 110 Volts U.S."
298877
I'm not sure - I've used it to power a large stand fan and it worked well (it is noisy, though!) Sorry, I wish I could tell you definitely!
2058314
Yes, i used a watt meter and the draw at full speed was 58 watts, turned down to lowest was 38 watts. I use it on an air filter unit and it traps more dust on the lower speed. The higher speed without the speed controller just blew dust around, and trapped less dust.
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Should be fine as long as you don't exceed the max load capacity of 1200 watts. Each remote operated outlet runs on a 120V circuit. Max amp load is 10A. 120 x 10 = 1200. I sure hope this helped.
2027230
I have been using mine to run a 14 watt cfl lamp which comes on and off every night and no problems.
1066221
To be honest, I've never used it for anything that draining. It does list it at 12v output, but I would get a more robust power converter for the task you need it for.
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Should be, this is from SmartHome's website:*Remotely control any load type, such as fluorescent lights, fans and motors*Powerful 1800 Watt capacity
1676498
sorry, I do not know. I have only used it on the circuit that my computer systems are on; depending on the load it varies between 107 and 118.
2017933
This unit only has one set of relay contacts. You would need to run two of these units. One for Humidification and one for Dehumidification.
1488989
I have used this product to control a crane humidifyer in the range of 70 to 90%. I used this device to control a solid state relay that turns on a 120VAC receptacle into which the humidfyer is plugged. I have confirmed the sensor calibration at 70%. I've used it fot two years and think it has been a very economical solution for my application. I can not provide assurance of its accuracy at 45% - though I think it would probably be fine.
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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.
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Need a humidistat for the &lt;50% outside part. Found these on Amazon: IMAGE 110V Digital Air Humidity Control Controller WH8040 Range 1%~99% RH HM-40 Type It requires 120 vac power Household power, and its contacts can only handle 5 amps at 120 vac. If your 120 vac fan draws less than 5 amps, you could use this. or, C.A.P. HUM1 - Humidity Controller Really nice, but expensive.
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You might need 2 of these but what's the reason you want to use this when you have to charge it for 8 to 12 hours and then unplug it and use it until its power wears of an plug it again. It might be useful if you are one that goes out of town and the humidifier working. I use it for my car when I go out of town. Have you checked the Eva-air Petite Electric Dehumidifier? If might be better for bedroom, again depending on your purpose. I have one of the electric. So it is continuous and trips off when the water it collects in its built-in container gets filled.
799138
I never tried it. But if you don't pull the full and continuous output from this power supply, the generator should be able to run this equipment. Chung
1875529
I would ensure that your power supply will support 10 amps. The unit runs around 6 amps but the start up is more like 10amps. Hope this helpful. Great valve for the price.
1011022
Thanks for your question, This humidifier is not battery operated. The product description states "Power: Input/Output AC100-240V 50~60HZ/DC24V 650MA" I hope this helps!
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Power capacity is much less for that connection. Mine is not handy just now, but I believe the rating is on the machine.