I have two questions. Can this unit be plugged into a wall outlet? What is the rated watt power for this unit?. Any help would be appreciated.
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Yes it has a cord for AC power. But there is this annoying demonstration mode that always starts when using AC that I have not figured out how to cease.On AC power consumption is 28 watts. DC is twelve volts (8 D size bateries) and there is a calculation for determining the power consumption in watts for this but usually with batteries one is just concerened with how long the batteries will last which will depend upon in part as to the mode played (CD, UBS, tape, radio) and volume levels. The output for each the two 4 inch speakers is 4 watts at 3.2 ohms or a total of 8 watts and the 5 and 1/2 inch woofer output is 12 watts at 4 ohms. Yes it has a cord for AC power. But there is this annoying demonstration mode that always starts when using AC that I have not figured out how to cease.On AC power consumption is 28 watts. DC is twelve volts (8 D size bateries) and there is a calculation for determining the power consumption in watts for this but usually with batteries one is just concerened with how long the batteries will last which will depend upon in part as to the mode played (CD, UBS, tape, radio) and volume levels. The output for each the two 4 inch speakers is 4 watts at 3.2 ohms or a total of 8 watts and the... » Read More Yes it has a cord for AC power. But there is this annoying demonstration mode that always starts when using AC that I have not figured out how to cease.On AC power consumption is 28 watts. DC is twelve volts (8 D size bateries) and there is a calculation for determining the power consumption in watts for this but usually with batteries one is just concerened with how long the batteries will last which will depend upon in part as to the mode played (CD, UBS, tape, radio) and volume levels. The output for each the two 4 inch speakers is 4 watts at 3.2 ohms or a total of 8 watts and the 5 and 1/2 inch woofer output is 12 watts at 4 ohms. « Show Less
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Yes it comes with a plug and its rated at 20w r.m.s. peak would be much higher.
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Yes it has a standard (USA) power cordfor regular 115 AC home voltage. I'm not sure of the wattage draw but I assume it's similar to most any standard radio/CD player of this type.(not excessive in my experience)
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Yes it has a standard (USA) power cord for regular 115 AC home voltage. I'm not sure of the wattage draw but I assume it's similar to most any standard radio/CD player of this type.(not excessive in my experience)
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The maximum rated output is 1800 watts. You should be able to plug in any appliance or electronic device as long as that device does not pull more than the maximum listed.
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My wife and I use ours daily and lobe it. Regarding your question, I would check with a reputable shop that sells electrical supplies. You want to make sure that anything between the unit and wall outlet will handle the electrical load without overheating.
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The unit has three prongs that plug into the wall outlet. It probably could be used with the proper three-to-two prong adapter.
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I don't know the watt output, but I have it plugged into a surge protector. Here in Florida, we get a lot of power surges, so everything we use is plugged into surge protectors. I absolutely love my back massage unit (in fact will be using it in a few minutes).
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It does not need to be plugged into the wall. It can be plugged into extension cord. That would work.
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You can only use this with a dedicated outlet. You can only run this cooker and nothing else simultaneously. It is 1800 watts. Its like running a space heater. It kept happening at the facility I was using as well until I ran it through a surge protector.
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This unit needs to be plugged to a 120v outlet. I ran an extension cord from the outlet to the unit.
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Plugs into a normal 110 outlet...Sorry, don't know the BTU's or wattage. We use it on the aft deck of our boat for cold nights in the winter and it works great! It is mounted about 5' from the seating area and we keep warm....it does not work that well if there is a lot of wind though!!
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This unit is not solar powered I believe that is the product name. It requires 110 volt power via a wall outlet in order to function properly.
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Yes , you can plug it into a wall outlet, however you will need to purchase the adapter. Also, make sure you noticed how you plug in the unit. One side of the plug will make the unit heat and the other cool. I have on occasion plugged in the unit to cool when it is actually heating.
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You can plug it into wall outlet but be sure to buy an extension cord that is at least 16 gauge or better. 14 gauge is better but expensive.
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Chris - sorry so long for reply, either would do, as this unit only uses like 5.4 amps I think.... I'm actually getting a 1000 watter for next time. Hope this helps friend.
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It just plugs into the wall outlet. I hope that is helpful. Maybe I'm not understanding, let me know.
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On the unit is a mini usb with standard usb on the other end that plugs into computer or charging unit. I suspect you could plug into any usb but have not verified wattage needed.
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I plugged it into my wall outlet and it works fine. If it is not working plugged in, something is wrong. Mine works perfectly and I am very happy with it. Perhaps try taking it around the house to see if maybe the outlet is functioning properly.
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I had the same question - so I connect one unit into a WattMeter (measures accumulated power (KWph). Turned the unit on with the remote but nothing plugged into it. It has been running now for 6.5 days and the WattMeter shows that ONLY 0.08kw has been used. Remarkable !!! That works out to 0.012Kw per day or projecting out for a month would be 0.3g9Kw. An excellent product with MANY possible applications!