What is the KW on this unit?
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Hello Abed, Thank you for your question. This unit is 18 kW. Kind regards, Ross GadgetsGo.com Shopkeeper 305-791-1101 P.S. If you have found my response time exceptional and advice valuable, please consider that during your purchasing decision.
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These will give you a total use of kilowatts in real time and you just multiply it by your Cents per KW the utility charges you on your bill. Simple. If your P3 measures 29.7 kw over a month, in example you would multiply it times your cents per Kilowatt like this: 29.9 X .12 ( 12 cents is example cost) and get $3.55 of power used for that item or items ( up to 1600 watts safely) you have used.
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Sorry I don't have this info, I actually sold the unit soon after purchasing it. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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No, I never purchased the Onyko as of yet. I ask because I noticed several reviews mentioned the heat from the product. Anyway I found my answer - 800 watts. That is hot!!
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This unit claims to use 10 watts. There are 8760 hours in a year. So this would use about 87.6 KWH (kilowatt hours). Assuming you pay about 12 cents / KWH, it works out to about $10.50 a year.
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Sorry, I don't recall, but it is low wattage. I have 2 both in outside cat houses and doing the job intended.
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Sorry for the delay. Extra time at work this week. The tag on the unit says 35W.
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It is rated at 120V AC, 600 Watts - This unit is suitable for US use and anywhere that has 120 V AC , single phase system.
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Not sure. It is in my vacation house and I can't check now. Nice unit though.
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Wattage is the amount of electricity the heater uses. Your electric company bills you in kilowatts therefore 5 kilowatts. 5000 watts is equal to about 17000 btu,s. 2500 watts would be half as much. I don't think the unit is noisy but then I am hard of hearing. Keeps me warm in two car garage.
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It is 1040 watts, it isn't as good as the previous West Bend one that I had that was 30 years old! It is also very noisy.
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installed cant read it, but less than the heater for my 10 gallon one which draws 625 watts,which is close to 5 amps @ 110 volts AC
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I have given a link to to energy guide for this unit below. Further information can be obtained from the manufacturer. http://www.goedekers.com/assets/PDF/GE/gtwn5650fwsenergyguide.pdf
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Hello Melissa, I am happy to respond to your question. However it is impossible to know for sure because it depends on many variables including your own cost of electricity, wind speed, air temperature, and incoming water temperature! However I can tell you that this unit will give you a 1F - 1.5F temperature rise per hour and will use 27 kilowatts of electricity per hour. Kind regards, Ross GadgetsGo
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My Kill A Watt recorded this as 0.009 kWh per day. It was in 'Timer' mode, the knobs were all in the 'on' position, and I didn't have something plugged in while I was checking.
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My fisrt answer was wrong. 0.01 kWHrs woulf be 10 WHrs not watts. The instruments resolution for power seems to be 1watt. Currently reading my refrigerator, the meter reads: 118.5 V, 0.84 A, 95 Watt, 97 V-A, 59.9 Hz, 0.97 pf, 6.10 kWHr, 79.15 hours. Some of the numbers seem a little off, exammple - 118.5Vx0.84A = 99.5 VA not 97 but that is only off by about 2%. Not too bad for a $20 instrument.
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The voltage is 120 but have no clue on the watts. I can't seem to find it on the machine plate. Sorry.