Will this 2000W transformer support a 1200W cooking grill ?Even if the required 1200W is less than 2000 because of turn on spike - issue ?
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In theory YES!!, when you start to use the grill my guess is that you can regulate the amount of power you need to put it on min, then you turn on pike will be 2 times whatever the amount of power is needed. It wont be 2x1200W which will be more than the 2000W transformer. I have never fried mine, although my power consume is like 800W Hope the answer help you
113733
Just my opinion, please read manufactures installation instructions. Since the device says that it is 12 volt and not 120 volt I would assume a step down transformer would be necessary. Please read the current reviews for this device, some where in the back of my mind it was discontinued because of problems. If this is not the one that was discontinued I would suggest a search on U-tube for installation instructions. I have found some great videos instructions on u-tube.
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What UK appliance are you trying to use here in the USA. You can use any of the Simran AC models like Simran AC-100, Simran AC-200, AC-500, AC-1000 etc depending on the wattage of your appliance. Remember to leave enough margin for power spike while buying a transformer. You may call us at 630-775-1700 and we can help you in deciding the model that you would need.
1891614
You would need a robust step down transformer to convert 220v to 110-120v. Read the specifications for the Fryer, it may require around 1000W so your transformer must have at least that much if not 2-3x more.
936117
I have a 1200 and use it in mine. I don't cook on hi for a long period of time. I tend to use a lesser power and mainly steam.
1200842
Mine is specifically a 110vac unit. Hooking it up to 240vac would smoke it. Without going thru another transformer I do not see it being able to work.
2206642
The question is not your engine but the low voltage and wattage needed to run that engine.This transformer is for 0,027 and G scale.
176773
Its a 60W max transformer so I wouldn't think there would be a problem with 12 watts.
538156
I use the converter for step down voltage, so I can't say with 100% certainty, but I believe you will be able to. However, a warning is issued with the transformer saying that sometimes surges may cause equipment to draw additional wattage when starting up, sometimes double or even triple the design wattage usage(same might apply for amperage). I honestly don't think you'd run across that problem though, it'd be rare. Also, I noticed with this transformer, I don't know if it needs to be done this way for step up voltage, but you must do everything in steps. You have to select the proper input on the unit, then plug in the unit, then turn on the unit(close breaker), and then plug in your output plug equipment. If you don't follow this order exactly, it'll trip the breakers in your home. It has done this several times at my apartment in Italy, but when I did it this method it never tripped. And when working properly it has a very light buzzing noise but it's not too noticable. And when working properly, all my equipment has run just fine, no problems, and I've been using up to around 1900 watts, 1100 for microwave and 800 for coffee pot at the same time. It has also powered my entertainment equipment with no issues. Hope this helps.
428793
As far as i understood from the web it needs 200 w. So the transformer is good enough. But to be sure check the manual and consider that you need at least 20 % more w Power in The transformer.
1037754
andrew,just look for suitable electrical transformer with 100 watts and 6o hz
392574
Using a step down transformer may work but it has be heavy duty capable of handling high wattage. Better to buy 110V gadget.
527262
Hello,Unfortunately It is impossible.If you want to use, you need to choice over 1200W transformer.Please check below site.This is just sample for you.http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=transformer+kashimura+2000&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Atransformer+kashimura+2000My best Regards.
538161
Your heater needs 4000 Watts, however the converter is only 5000 Watts. In theory is should work however it is suggested to take about 50 % extra capacity on the transformer related to its anticipated use.Most likely it will work for a while, however the automatic fuse might activate...
879469
You will need a wall sleeve, a grill, and the correct power cord. It is 220 volt 20 amp. So must have the property outlet as well. So the answer is yes if you have all that. How that helps.
865727
Yes, it will work flawlessly without problem, as long as your device does not consume more watt than transformer supports.
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it is the one you need! remember the 88 watts is the amount of watts you can safely run on this transformer plus or minus about 10 watts either way . add up your bulb wattage and see if it adds up to about that 88 volt wattage !