wondering how many watts the 14 x14 pad uses.... and the smaller 7 x 15 pad? thank you
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From the back label it has Input 145 W Max; can't comment on the smaller size...
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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.
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Thank you for your answer. We are looking for a large pad and just wanted to be sure before ordering, but was concerned when I saw 2 different measurements. Thanks again.
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75 x 2 is only 150 watts and they are 400 watts apiece. You do the math! Not!
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my entire home entertainment system only required 1500 watts and that included a 55 inch flat screen TV, etc, etc. The iPad I think only draws 12 watts. I am certain the iPad charger is multi region and you can either buy Apples adapter set which convert for most global plugs, or just get a plug adapter that will fit whatever type outlet in Australia. No need for a power converter, just a plug adapter. Available on Amazon, and perhaps at the Australia airport. I lived in SE Asia for three years, traveled the region extensively, and now live in the USA. No issues with our 2 iPads, or iPod, or iPhones. Hope this helps. my entire home entertainment system only required 1500 watts and that included a 55 inch flat screen TV, etc, etc. The iPad I think only draws 12 watts. I am certain the iPad charger is multi region and you can either buy Apples adapter set which convert for most global plugs, or just get a plug adapter that will fit whatever type outlet in Australia. No need for a power converter, just a plug adapter. Available on Amazon, and perhaps at the Australia airport. I lived in SE Asia for three years, traveled the region extensively, and now live in the USA. No issues with our 2 iPads, or iPod,... » Read More my entire home entertainment system only required 1500 watts and that included a 55 inch flat screen TV, etc, etc. The iPad I think only draws 12 watts. I am certain the iPad charger is multi region and you can either buy Apples adapter set which convert for most global plugs, or just get a plug adapter that will fit whatever type outlet in Australia. No need for a power converter, just a plug adapter. Available on Amazon, and perhaps at the Australia airport. I lived in SE Asia for three years, traveled the region extensively, and now live in the USA. No issues with our 2 iPads, or iPod, or iPhones. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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something else. Pretty small; I use a 14.1 inch Lenovo Thinkpad, and it's significantly smaller than that. Works OK; see my review.
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I have the 10-watt, it is 14x8x1. Very light weight, I used a 3/4-inch square aluminum tube to mount it.
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I asked the same question and according to "Janalive" who answered my question 1500 watts but I cant verify this as even DeLonghi website do not have it mentioned anywhere!
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If the above poster is correct with 12 Volts and 1500 mA (1.5 Amps) the correct power would be 12 Volts times 1.5 Amps for 18 Watts......a lot more useful than 1.5.
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Thanks. I want to power a wireless charging pad. Will check to see if 1amp is enough for the ravpower pad I have
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I'm going to guess and say 7 watts, since my 150 uses 3.5. It can't be enough to worry about. It's amazingly quiet. Wish I bought 5, before Amazon raised the price.
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I didn't find the amps listed anywhere but the wattage is listed at 1500 and it is a 110 (115) volt. Amps = Watts/volts or Amps = 1500/115 or 13 amps. Does that sound right?
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14 and 1/2 by 10 and 1/2 inches is the size of my x pad. it is very functional, light and we(my wife and i) both love using them with our laptops.
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OMG I cannot believe how many people "answer" a question completely disregarding what was asked...DIMENSIONS people what are the dimensions of the freaking pad we are considering buying!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
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The U1 uses ~2 Watts. A hub connected to a USB 3.0 port will provided enough power for a few U1 units.
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Hi To answer your question correctly, they both are 1000 watts , the main difference is the 15 inch has more full body sound and you can also use it without any sub if place you are playing is not big enough for adding a subwoofer . I would use the 12 for smaller venue up to 50 people vs the 15 that can handle over 75-100 people. Hope you are comfortable with my explanation and if you do need further assistance , you are welcome to call us 718/272/7228 . Thanks . Mike
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Yes I have 2 of them on 14 watts each and they get pretty loud. Just don't over power them