will this handle a 15 amp device?
1672714
Yes it will. It has 15 amp outlets and a 30 amp outlet.During hurricane Sandy it ran my oil boiler so I could heat my house and take a hot shower . If I could do it all over again I would get a 7500 or 8000 watt generator because it could not run the boiler and lights at the same time. It's great for an emergency and if u attach 15amps to it it will work but I think I TN goes to full throttle at that amperage.
1672715
3500 watt will be equal to 115 volt at 30A or 230V at 15A so to answer your question yes it will provide 15A at 230V such as an RV. or 30A at 115 volt such as one 1000W coffee maker one 1100W microwave and one 1380W skill saw all running at the same time. just look on the back of any appliance and find the rated Wattage and as long as the wattage of all your appliances adds up to 3500W or less your good to go. hope this helps.
1672716
If the 15 amp device is something big to start, It will not.I cant use my 15 amp compressor (Ridgid) using this 3500 W Champion Generator.
1672717
If the 15 amp device is something big to start, It will not. I cant use my 15 amp compressor (Ridgid) using this 3500 W Champion Generator.
403799
The unit says it will handle 15 amps at 120 volt which is 1,800 watts. My only issue with the unit is it cannot be used with a thermostatically controlled device. That fact is only mentioned on the paperwork enclosed in the package. Good luck !
162092
I have mine on a 15 amp circuit. I use it for a dust collector in my basement. The dust collector will draw 13 amps max and the outlet works fine.
1476113
To the best of my knowledge, mine has a 120v/15w capacity at the receptacle. Not sure this is the question you asked though.
687655
Yes, a 15 amp circuit / outlet will be enough to run it the power supply with the load you indicated. Here's the theory: 200 watts / 83% efficiency = 241 watts input power, or 2 amps at 120VAC The 15 amp circuit will have 13 amps left over for other uses.See the manufacturer's datasheet, model NES-350-12 for more technical details: http://www.meanwell.com/search/NES-350/NES-350-spec.pdf
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
605259
Tom: It will plug in fine if you have the standard lamp plug that come with most lamps. If you have, say a 20 amp device, you will probably have an issue. But for standard 15 amp plugs, no problem. Hope this helps.
1357811
Since it can handle 1800W on a 15 amp circuit, the answer is essentially zero. There is nothing resistive or mechanical, so that makes sense.
2033436
It's a simple switch, not a current limiting device. So, I see no reason why it should not work. It can handle 1800W, which is equal to 15 amps, should work just fine as long as you stay within that rating.
1718754
While it doesn't have a rated amps on it I believe it would handle 12 volts X 15 Amps= 180 watts. Be sure to run a heavy wire to it with a fused circuit.
2207321
No you have to buy an extension cord to go with it. Be sure to find a cord that can handle 15 amps.
1174964
Hmm.. I would have said no due to the size of the motor but if you search Amazon for fan speed controller they have at least one that will handle up to 15 amps
132230
I don't think so. I think if you're on a 15 amp circuit, this switch will do the job. I'm using it on a 10" Delta table saw.
2231451
I think this adapter has #14 wire so you could safely use a 15 amp fuse in it. #14 wire can not handle 20 amps continuously so it would eventually burn open.
1869137
I am guessing it would. This is a 3.1 amp 15 Watt and as long as you have the USB cord. It will but with out knowing what your amps & watts are I can not give you a !00% answer. But I am 98% sure it will work. I hope this helps.
1911915
That's what this is used for...outdoor lighting. And, I am not an electrician, but I think a 15 amp unit will support around 1500 watts of lighting needs.
1823941
I would not use this adapter for anything over about 10W. 15 Amps is out of the question as the adapter blew up a 50W heating pad.