I see this is being advertised as 18 million volts but how many AMPS?
443497
Stun guns are measured in volts not amps. This has very low amps and high volts as a non lethal stun device weapon. Thank you
894502
The Batteries work pretty much as advertized. However I have never had electric tools with 18v before so I can't give you a direct comparison.
1428500
not sure why its listed that way. This is likley the lightest 18v I have ever used.
996455
It's configured for USA 120v power applications...being 18 AWG limits it to 10 amps...and I wouldn't do that for long or if the cord gets too warm..
582245
18Amps http://www.aubetech.com/products/produitsDetails.php?noLangue=2&noProduit=42
1869787
I'm pretty sure this is 36 amp-hour (which I get from the decoding the model 3612 with "36" being AH and "12" being 12V). Actually, I saw in the product description "Has 2 18 AH batteries" for more details.
1071145
It has one 18V output, while the rest are 12V. You might check with Voodoo Labs on their experience with that pedal.
1602722
He's asking the AMP, CURRENT rating I believe (also what I need to know). Everyone knows it's ~110-125VAC. I have one now that's 3A, and it overheated! So these need to be over 3A.
1191181
It is advertised as 2.5 AMPS, but the data plate on the tool lists it as 2 amps.
2052030
It is 17,000,000 Volts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0KMe1aa3Bk The link above is a decent video on the product. It demonstrates someone trying it on himself and later reading what paperwork came with mine. If you're going to watch the video, in my opinion the most valuable information from that video is from 4:08-10:28. Everything else is unnecessary to watch. Hope this helps.
1852177
The charger is rated at a maximum panel size of 45W. This equates to 4 amps current at 11.25 volts. I wouldn't use anything less than 18AWG. Larger gauges go toward smaller numbers, so 16 is larger wire than 18.
1406211
That is not stated on the battery but it is 18 V and 24 Wh which would give you 24/18 = 1 1/3 Ah
399672
Good question. Nowhere on the battery does it specify amps. It does say that it's a 18V XRP and has a part number, DC9096. Hope this helps. Chester
1437623
The amp output is 0.41 amps or 410 milliamps. My original failed. This one has lasted over a year.
1303939
6 fm 18 means 6 cells 18 amps/hour. This would be compatible with 12 volt, 18 ah providing it is physically compatible. 20HR seems to be a manufacturer's model number, as I doubt it means 18 ah for 20 hours, and elsewhere it is displayed in capital letters.
2171334
The transformer take in 110 volts and outputs 18 volts. Thanks Len B E Discount Trains
483592
Unbelievable. That's my take on the price point established for this device. $2k to charge a USB device? 100w? That's about .8 (eight tenths) of one amp of current for any device needing 120vac (w/v=a). I can certainly understand the utility aspect of this item, but not the price being asked for such anemic output or novelty of sun tracking. And sorry, Matt, but "600" watts doesn't even come close to a 'typical' refrigerator. Mine demands 9.7amps - that's (v x a =w) so that's 120 x 9.7 = 1,164 watts. The price point is ludicrous for what is being offered.